?ALTERNATE aTTaX and eClub Brugge will lock horns on Tuesday in the first semi-final round of Kayzr League Spring 2022. It will mark their third meeting of 2022 and the first since March 28, when the German squad won 2-0 with 16-9 on Inferno and 16-13 on Mirage.

So not only have ALTERNATE aTTaX won their most recent meeting with Brugge, but they’ve also done well in the group stage, in which Lukas “FreeZe” Hegmann and co finished with a perfect 2-0 record with wins against LowLandLions (16-10) and Project Eversio (16-12).

Brugge, meanwhile, finished Group B in second place with a 20-22 defeat against Heaven and Hell Esports and two wins against KRC Genk Esports (16-4) and MTP Esport (16-11). To that, the Belgian squad added a 2-1 victory against Eversio in the quarter-finals.

Considering the head-to-head record, it’s fair to assume ALTERNATE aTTaX will win, but there is nothing that would suggest that they’ll have an easy time. We expect another close series, so we’re on 2.5 maps at $1.96.

?Wisla Krakow and 1win will clash on Tuesday in the Group A decider match. The Poles are favoured by most esports betting sites, which makes sense, but if we compare the teams’ recent showings, there isn’t much to support that claim.

Admittedly, Wisla won the first meeting with 1win last week (2-1) with 10-16 on Ancient, 16-9 on Dust II, and 15-5 on Nuke, but they have since lost against Movistar Riders (0-2). Meanwhile, 1win picked up a fairly convincing victory against Sangal Esports (2-0) last Wednesday.

Moreover, Aleksandr “TRAVIS” Timkiv and Denis “deko” Zhukov of 1win are in exceptional form, averaging a 1.16 and 1.20 rating across the last three months. Their victory against 1win last week is the only reason anyone could favour Wisla for this match, but that’s not enough for us to pull the trigger. The value is with 1win at even money or better.

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