Complexity Gaming are priced as heavy underdogs for this match, which isn’t surprising considering they’re only third-best Rocket League team from North America. However, they might be a bit underrated.

Even though Complexity haven’t found much success in the regional league, this is a group of very experienced players with a solid synergy. As Europe’s third seed, Vitality deserve a bit more respect since they hail from a more challenging region, but they’ve not shown much more than Complexity Gaming this season.

Vitality have a higher ceiling, and they’ve won seven of their last eight series. But the quality gap between the two sides isn’t nearly as large as the offered Rocket League esports betting odds suggest. Trust Complexity Gaming to keep it close.

Rule One are considered one of the weakest teams attending Rocket League Championship Series (RLCS) 2024 Major 1. Still, it’s easy to forget how good this core (ex-Team Falcons) was in previous seasons. Hisham “Nwpo” Alqadi is still an excellent player, and while Khalid “oKhaliD” Qasim and Ahmad “Ahmad” Abdullah might not be viewed as top-tier, they can carry their weight.

Gentle Mates Alpine are getting a lot of respect as Europe’s no.4 squad, but they’ve not beaten any notable teams over the last month. During RLCS 2024 Major 1: EU Open Qualifier 1, Gentle Mates looked great, but they’ve since cooled down, so we should take their early-season success with a grain of salt.

The current offer seems to be based a lot on the perceived strength of the team based on the region they’re from. But believing that Europe’s no.4 seed is much stronger than MENA’s no.2 team is too optimistic.

Team Falcons signed Saleh Abdullah “Rw9” Bakhashwin and Yazid Abdullah “Kiileerrz” Bakhashwin from Rule One at the end of 2023, forming the most dominant MENA Rocket League team. Team Falcons have won all three RLCS 2024 Major 1 MENA Open Qualifiers and cruised their way to the Saudi eLeagues 2024 Major 1 Final title last week, proving they’re more than ready to do some damage in Denmark.

OG have not been as early as successful this season, but this is an extremely experienced roster with players who all won at least one big LAN event title. Form-wise, OG aren’t in a good spot, but this could be one of the teams that will do much better on LAN.

Team Falcons are very talented and not an easy opponent. But we’re putting more weight on the LAN experience, which makes OG a very attractive choice.

FURIA Esports have been dominating the South American Rocket League esports scene. Despite their slip-up in the first RLCS 2024 Major 1: SAM Open Qualifier, FURIA hold an absurd 41-2 record since October 2023. From the start of the RLCS 2024 season, FURIA Esports are 23-2.

Beating on regional opponents doesn’t guarantee that FURIA Esports will do well on the international stage. But they’re in excellent form and have enough talent to do some damage in Denmark.

Luminosity Gaming, on the other side, haven’t looked great recently. They’re 12-6 since the start of RLCS 2024 Major 1: NA Open Qualifier 2, and their recent results are even more worrying, with three wins against The Muffin Men, M80, and Boulevard and three losses against Dignitas, OG, and Omelette from their last six.

A team’s online form doesn’t always indicate their chances to do well on LAN. But in this match, it’s tough to find a good reason to fade FURIA Esports.

Esports betting tips

Gen.G Mobil1 Racing enter their first match of the RLCS World Championship 2023 as firm favourites to defeat Twisted Minds, who barely made it to the tournament’s second stage. The Saudi squad finished the play-ins with a 3-2 record, with their wins coming against Pioneers (4-1), Moist Esports (4-2), and PWR (4-0).

Twisted Mind held their own, and beating Moist is no small feat, but seeing them lose against KRU Esports (0-4) is concerning as it raises the question of whether Ahmed “Senzo” Ayed and co. have it in them to do well against a stronger opponent like Gen.G.

Gen.G don’t look too scary heading into the World Championship, as they’ve not won a regional event since the Winter Open. But they’re consistently beating weaker teams and have only really struggled when faced with top-tier opponents.

Twisted Mind have proven that they can be competitive, but Gen.G Mobil1 Racing will be too much for the Saudi squad to handle.

?FaZe Clan have met with Spacestation Gaming five times since the turn of the year and won four series, including their most recent three with 4-1, 3-0, and 4-0 results. Spacestation’s only win over FaZe happened in the first match of the Spring Open, when they eked out a 3-2 victory.

Considering their strong head-to-head record, FaZe Clan are understandably priced as favourites. But Spacestation haven’t looked too bad in the play-ins, and their run at the Spring Split Major wasn’t terrible either, as it was cut short with defeats against two strong teams in Karmine Corp (1-3) and Gen.G (2-3).

But the biggest point against FaZe Clan is the decision to change their coach at the start of the month. Robert Louis “Chrome” Gomez is an excellent coach, but when you have a change like that so close to the World Championship, it can’t benefit the roster.

?Rule One were incredible at the RLCS 2022-23 Spring Split Major, where they defied all odds and claimed fourth place with their only defeats coming against the two finalists, Team BDS (0-3) and Team Vitality (0-4).

G2 Esports didn’t attend the final major of the season after failing to find any success in spring, but this is the same team that placed top eight at the Winter Split Major. G2 Esports also didn’t look too bad in the play-ins, although their wins came against Limitless (4-0), Spacestation Gaming (4-3) and Complexity (4-0).

G2 Esports are in good form, but their recent wins don’t mean much and likely won’t translate to Wednesday’s fixture. The offered RLCS betting odds seem way off and should arguably be reversed.

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