Complexity vs Astralis Prediction: Both Have Equal Chances to Win

Prediction for BLAST Premier Fall Final match which will take place on November 22nd. Who will turn out to be stronger? Check the team conditions! Several betting options are available.

Meet the new dominant team in America - Complexity! After moving to EliGE, they started to show a new level of play and even reached the finals of IEM Sydney 2023. At the Thunderpick World Championship 2023, they couldn't continue their good performances, but they have a plan for the future.

Why do we attribute Complexity's success to EliGE? Jonathan has some powerful stats in his new team: a 1.2 HLTV rating, 86 damage per round, and 0.76 kills. Grim and Hallzerk used to be Complexity's firepower, but it often wasn't enough. Now, there is a permanent star in the lineup that can keep the firepower high.

On Complexity in CS2, there is a map pool stats: the excellent Anubis with an 80% win rate on 15 maps, the same percentage on Overpass, but with ten maps. On the remaining maps, the percentage is higher than average. So, the American team will feel comfortable with the picks. Complexity now has something to prove on the international stage, especially since it is quite possible to reach the semifinals from this group.

With device's arrival, the Danish team is gradually coming out of the hole and trying again to compete for the titles. Recent successes include a top 4 in Cologne and a spot in the ESL Pro League Season 18 playoffs. On the CS2 platform, Astralis reached the top 4 of the CS Asia Championships 2023. 

Surprisingly, device is only the second star here. Now the main "engine" of the team is blameF. Benjamin has almost the best stats among professional players for the last three months: 1.3 HLTV rating, 87 damage per round, 0.82 kills to 0.57 deaths. These stats are kept in connection with CS:GO tournaments, but specifically in CS2 his stats are slightly lower (by one to three points across the board). In Astralis, he can play all rifler roles equally effectively. If the team wins a few more S-class titles, he would be a strong contender for Player of the Year.

The organization has finished rebuilding, and while there are rumors of Stavn and Jabbi moving on in a year, it is no less dangerous in the current roster. They have a good win rate on Overpass (83% over six cards). The current blameF and device teammates need fewer mistakes, and the leaders will provide firepower.

The teams have yet to meet in CS2 but traded successful series over the summer. Judging by their recent results, both teams can make a run at the title. They depend on the play of their leaders, and the map pools are relatively equal. We are probably in for a three-maps series with an unpredictable outcome.