PSG Talon vs 100 Thieves Prediction: the Asian team shows a good level of play

Prediction for the match between PSG Talon and 100 Thieves which will take place on September 29. Who will turn out to be stronger? Check the team conditions! Several betting options are available.

PSG Talon have long been a dominant force in the Pacific region, especially after the creation of the Pacific Championship Series (PCS), which brings together the strongest squads from Japan and Oceania. In the Spring Split, they finished second and reached the Bracket stage at MSI 2024 with a win over FlyQuest. However, in a tight series against Bilibili Gaming, they lost in the top set and dropped out after a loss to G2 Esports, finishing in 7th-8th place.

The summer split was even more successful as they only lost one map in the PCS finals against Fukuoka SoftBank HAWKS. The synergy between experienced players such as Maple and JunJia played a key role in their success. However, despite their experience and chemistry, PSG Talon lost to MAD Lions KOI in a hard-fought 1:2 draw in their first qualification match to qualify for the Swiss. Their performance left not many questions, especially against the performance of their opponents in the second and decisive qualifying match of the play-in stage.

100 Thieves is one of the most stable and experienced teams in North America, known for their tactical discipline and ability to control the pace of the game. Their strategy is based on intelligent map management and capturing key assets such as dragons and barons, with an emphasis on gradually building up an advantage. Strong coordination between players allows the team to make informed decisions even in stressful situations, making them formidable opponents at all stages of the game. Experience at international tournaments helps 100 Thieves remain calm under pressure, which gives them the ability to control the game and win through well-thought-out team battles.

However, in the first game of the Worlds play-in stage, the team unexpectedly lost 1-2 to Rainbow7, unable to cope with the aggressive style of their opponents. This defeat came as an unpleasant surprise to fans, but the 100 Thieves players quickly worked on their mistakes and confidently knocked Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks out of the tournament. The Thieves will now face the best team in Asia, which will be a serious test of their experience and strategic prowess.

The Asian team shows a good level of play, even in the Swiss, PSG Talon can not get lost, as the previous MSI showed. And the Americans are playing extremely disappointing at this Worlds.