?Karmine Corp are one of Europe’s top Rocket League teams, and they have results to back that up. Despite failing to leave a mark at RLCS 2021-22 World Championship in August, when they placed fifth-eighth, Karmine Corp proved their worth during Fall Open earlier this month by finishing second behind Oxygen Esports.

HEET have not achieved anything even remotely as impressive as Karmine Corp this season, but this is a solid team. They reached playoffs at Gamers8 2022 in July and have been recently performing well against other top Rocket League teams from the region. But even though we have high expectations for HEET, they don’t have the tools to deal with Karmine Corp.

This is Karmine Corp’s game to lose, and while we fully expect them to come out ahead, we’re ready to take a shot with HEET to win one map. Karmine Corp to cover the 1.5-map handicap ($1.66) isn’t a bad choice, but we’re taking correct score prediction in search of a greater payout.

?Team Vitality can be good, but they tend to be very inconsistent. Moreover, the recent roster changes, which saw the arrival of Thiméo “saizen” Corcuff and Alexis “zen” Bernier, make it even tougher to predict how Vitality will do in this tournament.

During Fall Cup Closed Qualifier last weekend, Vitality won against Endpoint (3-1), HEET (3-2), and Guild Esports (3-0) and lost only against Evil Geniuses (1-3) and Team GO (2-3). It’s not like those are phenomenal results, but the eye test would confirm that they can be competitive.

On a good day, Vitality can defeat any team, including Moist Esports, who aren’t at their best heading into the Fall Cup. Earlier this month, Moist reached the semifinals of RLCS 2022-23 EU Regional 1 Fall Open, but they also dropped games against Soniqs (3-2) and Aogiri (3-2).

The result of this match will come down primarily to how well Moist Esports play. They’re better than Vitality and shouldn’t be losing games like this – but their shaky showings earlier this month lead us to believe that Team Vitality have a good chance to win two games and force a tight series.

?Quadrant are the current third-ranked Rocket League team in Europe, tied with Moist Esports at 13 RLCS points. However, that only includes points from the Fall Open, where Quadrant reached the semifinals, where they got outmatched by Oxygen Esports. Still, it’s not like Quadrant were particularly impressive on their road to the semis.

They finished the Swiss Stage with defeats against Moist Esports (1-3) and G1 (1-3), while their wins came against Evil Geniuses (3-0), Solary (3-2), and Aogiri (3-2). Their next opponents, Team GO (former Gros Noobz), didn’t even attend Fall Open, but perhaps they would’ve been competitive if they had.

Across the six matches, the French roster have played under a new banner, Clément “Yukiss” Pardonche and co. have won all but one (2-3 vs Evil Geniuses), with wins against HEET (3-1, 3-1) and Team Vitality (3-2). Clearly, Team GO are good, but are they good enough to beat Quadrant?

Based on what we’ve seen from Team GO, they can cause an upset. We’re still leaning more towards Quadrant, who should come out ahead, granted it could be by the smallest of margins.

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