ESB’s Dota 2 betting tips for Friday focus on two BTS Pro Series Season 5: Americas fixtures. Here are our best bets and top odds for Team Unknown vs Infinity Esports and Infamous vs Sadboys.
TEAM UNKNOWN vs INFINITY ESPORTS DOTA 2 BETTING & MATCH DETAILS |
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Dota 2 Betting Odds: | Unknown -129.87 at BetOnline | Draw +152 | Infinity +626 |
When: | March 5, 2021 at 16:00 PET |
Watch Live: | Twitch (https://www.twitch.tv/BeyondTheSummit) |
These sides last met at the start of January, when Team Unknown won with 36-8 in kills and a massive 17.8k net worth lead. That marked their fourth head-to-head victory, having won all but two of the previous five (4-2-0) since June 2020.
Unknown enter this fixture with an incomplete roster due to the departure of support Junior Reyes “Yadomi” Rimari on Tuesday. They already have a replacement player lined up, and it is fair to assume Yadomi’s successor won’t be a massive downgrade.
Even though Unknown should do just fine without their departing support, some early struggles and a lack of synergy are expected. Infinity might be a weaker team overall, but they are in great form with only one loss in their last 16 outings, so we have to take a shot with the outsiders. Alternatively, you can take Infinity with a map handicap at $1.90 or better.
Infinity Esports to win
INFAMOUS vs SADBOYS DOTA 2 BETTING & MATCH DETAILS |
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Dota 2 Betting Odds: | Infamous +127 at BetOnline | Draw +123 | Sadboys +374 |
When: | March 5, 2021 at 16:00 PET |
Watch Live: | Twitch (https://www.twitch.tv/BeyondTheSummit) |
With the departure of Peter “ppd” Dager, Sadboys are left with only four active members on the team and could have difficulty finding a replacement player ahead of this match. Although the core of the team has stayed together, that hardly means much considering Sadboys have not been doing well of late.
While these sides share a 2-4 record across their last six outings, Infamous have faced much stronger opponents. What’s more, Sadboys’ only wins in that stretch came against Black N Yellow and A-Team, which is hardly worth celebrating.
Ppd’s departure suggests there might be some internal turmoil at Sadboys, and if we combine that with their poor form, there is no reason to bet against the favourites in this one.