Tundra Esports vs Entity Gaming Prediction: Experience will take its toll

The third season of Dota Pro Circuit 2021/22 for Western Europe begins. Once again, the region's eight strongest teams will battle it out for DPC points and slots in the upcoming majors. The rules for distributing the prizes are well known. Eight teams from the first division will fight for $205,000, and the second division will receive $75,000. The joy of your favorite teams' victories, incredible highlights, and a barrage of emotions. This and much more awaits all Dota 2 fans in the coming weeks. The tournament will take place from June 7 to July 13.

On June 29, Tundra Esports and Entity Gaming will play their next match in the group stage of Dota Pro Circuit 2021/22 for Western Europe. We will find out which of the teams will be stronger very soon. The start of the meeting is scheduled for 16:00.

Tundra Esports is looking good on Dota Pro Circuit 2021/22 for Western Europe. The team was able to win three out of four matches and is now in the group of leaders who contend for a spot in the majors. In their last match, the team lost to Team Liquid by a 1-2. Nevertheless, Tundra Esports has shown a good game. On the first map, if the guys knew that they were not inferior to their rivals, they probably would have acted more openly and brazenly, and it turned out that despite the good farming, the team gradually clamped down and gave the game. Now the opponent is a little easier, but Entity Gaming is also going in the group of leaders and feels confident. Although the last face-to-face match Tundra Esports won.

Entity Gaming is feeling very confident so far. The team has won three of its four matches and is positioned in the top 4 of the group stage of Dota Pro Circuit 2021/22 for Western Europe. The team does not have many points left to guarantee their place in the upcoming majors. Yes, there are still opponents from the top of the standings, but at least winning one of the series could, in theory, guarantee a top-4 spot. Entity Gaming is much more likely to make FB than its current rival. Fans of such bets can gamble on that. But don't forget that FB is often random, which defies statistics. It is worth noting Pure, who is showing a very strong game right now. The Russian player is simply tearing up Europe's first division. In the first two meetings, he showed KD 57-3. Yes, the stats got a bit messed up, but he's still good. Entity Gaming has a chance to fight for a win on the map, especially if they ban the right heroes. For example, Chaos Knight, on which Skiter has 83% wins in 18 maps in the last three months. But even despite the good play of Pure and the successful results of the whole five, it isn't easy to imagine that the team will be able to outplay Tundra Esports.

Tundra Esports looks powerful right now. Entity Gaming also plays well, but 33 and Co. look stronger. Bookmakers offer 1.86 on the victory of Tundra Esports with a handicap (-18.5) frags, which looks like a good option.