HYDRA locked in their fourth division win last Thursday when they edged past Fantastic Five with a hard-fought 2-1 victory. A day later, Gambit Esports took on CIS Rejects but proved far less successful in their attempts, lost 1-2, and dropped down to the sixth spot in the standings, with a 2-3 record.

Gambit Esports have found themselves in a rough spot, dropping three consecutive games against Fantastic Five, Winstrike Team, and CIS Rejects. But despite their slip-ups, Gambit Esports enter this bout as $1.76 favourites.

There isn’t much to suggest that Gambit Esports deserve this tag, and even though they stole a map from CIS Rejects last week, this is still the same team that lost against Fantastic Five a month ago. Still, Gambit have solid performance metrics, including the league’s second-highest Experience Per Minute (2843 XPM) and third-highest KDA (3.64).

At the offered Dota 2 betting odds, HYDRA are a better pick, but we wouldn’t underestimate Gambit. Over 2.5 maps is a safer option at solid odds.

Winstrike Team will clash with CIS Rejects in a match neither team can afford to lose. Winstrike sit in fourth place with a 3-2 record and are just one win short of catching up to CIS Rejects, who lead the division with a 4-1 record and 9-3 map difference.

The esports betting sites. have priced CIS Rejects as the favourites, which is hard to argue with, but Winstrike can cause an upset. They’re in excellent form, with some of the league’s highest performance metrics, including the third-highest Experience Per Minute (2825 XPM) and Gold Per Minute (2371 GPM) and the league’s best KDA (4.75).

At $2.98, Winstrike Team are highly underrated and present an excellent value bet.

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