Quincy Crew vs felt Prediction: Easiest win for the favorite

Wednesday, June 22, sees the continuation of week three of the DPC North America Regional Dota 2 League Matchday 3. The first match of the next matchday of the league's summer tourney will feature Quincy Crew and felt.

DPC NA 2021/2022 Tour 3: Division I is an online Dota 2 tournament that will run from June 07 to July 13, 2022. Eight of the strongest teams in the North American region will compete for $205,000. In addition to the cash prizes, the teams will compete for two tickets to the majors and the important DPC points needed to qualify for T11.

Quincy Crew is the winner of the first regional league this DPC cycle 2021/22. Quincy Crew players were the most outraged by the cancellation of the first major. It was no surprise that they became the strongest team in North America and should have been preparing for the playoffs of the majors, but ended up with yet another four-team regional showdown. The QC players failed in the regional finals, finishing third in their region without receiving any DPC points. Whether this resulted from a reluctance to play after the cancellation of the majors is possible, but in the second DPC league, the boys failed in the replay. With 6 wins and only 1 loss, the Quincy Crew had to play replay, which they failed miserably, leaving them without a major, which took place in May.

In the new summer tour, the team was again formed around the first and second playing positions, Quinn and YawaR. They are joined by Brazilian position three player LESLÃO from Alliance, with MSS and Fata in the support position. The Quincy Crew continues to be a formidable force, especially against EG's decline.

The revamped Quincy Crew is still on the league schedule, the first game was an easy 2-0 win over underdogs 5RATFORCESTAFF, and the last match that saw them confidently beat TSM (2-0), so the favorites are in top form, and any underdogs will be in trouble.

The felt team was formed back in early 2021. Last season they finished in every regional DPC league in North America Division II and 4th and 5th. Their participation in the TI10 qualification was no success either. They are a weak squad even for such a (not the strongest in terms of the level of play) region.

It is admirable that the team did not cease to exist but stormed out and DPC the 2021/22 season. The team spent the first winter tour in the second division and finished only in 6th place, but the second tour in the spring turned out to be a breakthrough for the team. They became the second team in the league and got the long-awaited promotion to the elite.

In the off-season, the squad changed drastically. Three players left the team and were replaced by newcomers:

position one carry, Russian paradise': for 19-year-old Aslan Vadilov, this is his first professional team.

wakemeup, who used to play in the position four but missed the spring tour and did not help to get that important vice-champion title, returned to the squad.

Shoe, an American with Ukrainian roots, moved to the position five.

The squad is of interest to CIS Dota fans purely because of the squad, where the majority of players are from the Russian-speaking region. Only it is worth realizing that all the players are young and have very little experience, respectively, do not expect great accomplishments in the elite from the guys.

This summer, this team has already played two meetings with the regional average Wildcard Gaming (0:2) and nouns (0:2), but for these guys, the main games for life in the elite are still ahead, and the match with the Quincy Crew is not among them.

The total frags on the first map will be under 46.5 for 1.66.

The second map will not be very productive either. We can repeat the bet on Total Under 46.5 frags for 1.70.