Phil Naessens 
CS:GO Slate Summary
3 games onDK
2 games onFD
Optimalstack on DK is 3-3, not opposed to 2-2-2
Optimalstack on FD is 3-2-1
Pricing isreferred to DraftKings
CS:GO StackTarget #1: FaZe (-250)
This series will likely go the distance, but I lean with the more talented squad in FaZe. After beating GODSENT 2-1 yesterday, FaZe looked to be in great form behind stellar team play. FaZe is comprised of a balanced squad with tremendous individual talents in NiKo, broky, and coldzera, and when rain plays well in the same series, they almost look unstoppable.
Top Stack: NiKo($10,000), broky ($9,000), coldzera ($8,400), rain ($7,800)
CS:GO StackTarget #2: GenG (+125)
Not reallysure how GenG isn’t favored in this one at the time of writing, and if I had toguess, they’ll be favored by the end of the night. We’ll gladly take thereduction in pricing on both sites; GenG beat 100 Thieves 2-0 the last timethey played in the Road to Rio, and as long as they can keep their opponent offof their preferred map, Vertigo, they’re in a great spot to repeat.
Top Stack: BnTeT($7,000), autimatic ($7,400), koosta ($7,000)
CS:GO StackTarget #3: GODSENT (+300)
This is a pick that can take down a GPP but also burn your lineups, so precede with caution. Under no circumstance am I saying Fnatic isn’t elite; they are the #3 ranked team in the world, have tremendous history as a club, and can easily wipe the floor with their opponent. But recently, they are slumping and have shown flashes of terrible play in their losses against Team Spirit yesterday, Movistar, and Ninjas in Pyjamas. Before that, they’ve lost to teams such as Vitality and even Dignitas. GODSENT was in tough yesterday versus FaZe but showed why they are no joke by almost coming back on the first map, Nuke, after being down 14-3 and taking the second map, Inferno, 16-14. If Fnatic gets to play on Inferno, they’ll likely take that map considering they obliterate GODSENT in terms of winning percentage, 61% to 9%, but then again, GODSENT beat FaZe on there yesterday. But GODSENT matches up well on Fnatic’s two other preferred maps, Nuke and Train, posting 64% and 75% win rates, respectively, compared to Fnatic’s 62% and 60% win rates. With how cheap they are on both sites, GODSENT makes for a great GPP play at low ownership. Farlig ($8,000) is my favorite captain on the slate if playing GODSENT, he’s is a lock in these stacks, paired with two of the other three listed.
Top Stack: Farlig($8,000), Maden ($6,600), STYKO ($6,200), zehN ($6,600)
HedgeStack: Brollan ($8,600), flusha ($8,200), JW ($6,800)
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