by North America League 2024 Last Chance Qualifier kicks off on Monday, October 14, featuring six Rainbow Six Siege teams, who will battle it out for the final ticket leading to BLAST R6 Major Montreal 2024.
Here are our R6S betting picks for M80 vs Spacestation Gaming Academy and Luminosity Gaming vs Oxygen Esports with esports odds courtesy of the best Esports bookmakers.
M80 vs SPACESTATION GAMING ACADEMY R6S BETTING & MATCH DETAIL |
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| Best Odds: | M80 -10000 at BetOnline | SSG +1001 at BetOnline |
| When: | October 14, 2024 | 17:00 PDT |
| Watch Live: | Twitch (https://www.twitch.tv/rainbow6) |
M80 were good enough to make NAL Stage 2 playoffs but slipped in the final qualification match against Spacestation Gaming. However, even though M80 lost a lot of momentum towards the end of the stage, they are billed as heavy favourites to win their first Last Chance Qualifier fixture.
Priced at double digits with the best Rainbow Six Siege betting sites, Spacestation Gaming Academy are expected to struggle on Monday, which makes sense as they are a second-division team. However, SSG Academy are in great form and field a solid roster with two experienced players, Mitch “Dream” Malson and Nathanial “Rampy” Duvall.
Even though M80 are stronger, they have not been very consistent, so it is not fair to expect a heavily one-sided fixture. Spacestation Gaming Academy should be good for at least four rounds.
Over 9.5 rounds (Map 1 & 2)
LUMINOSITY GAMING vs OXYGEN ESPORTS R6S BETTING & MATCH DETAIL |
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| Best Odds: | LG -113.64 at BetOnline | OXG -121.95 at BetOnline |
| When: | October 14, 2024 | 19:30 PDT |
| Watch Live: | Twitch (https://www.twitch.tv/rainbow6) |
Luminosity Gaming finished North America League 2024 Stage 2 in seventh place with a 2-0-0-6 record and just two victories against LOS and M80. Oxygen Esports had an even worse record (1-0-2-5), albeit their sole victory came against Luminosity Gaming in the final week.
Oxygen won the match 7-4, largely thanks to Evan “Yoggah” Nelson, who posted a 1.57 performance rating and 12-4 KD. While their only victory, Oxygen Esports showed some good things in Stage 2, with close games against Spacestation Gaming, M80, Wildcard, and Soniqs, who they pushed to overtime.
Luminosity Gaming lost a lot with the departure of Damian “Surf” Medina earlier this season. While they came close to qualifying for the playoffs, LG have not shown anything noteworthy throughout the stage.
On paper, Oxygen Esports and Luminosity look relatively equal, and their results from NAL Stage 2 would confirm it. However, Oxygen not only bested Luminosity in the final week, but they also played closer games against stronger opponents.
Oxygen should be slightly favoured, but it will be a closely contested series.
