Förutsägelse om match CS2 G2 Esports - Fluxo

The match between G2 Esports and Fluxo at the first stage of ESL Pro League Season 22 will take place in the decisive 1-2 bracket series. This means that both teams are on the edge of elimination: the winner will get a chance to continue the fight, while the loser will leave the tournament already at the opening stage. Such a situation makes the clash even more tense and unpredictable.

Bookmakers’ View: G2 as the Favorites

Bookmakers’ analysts give the advantage to G2 in this match. Their championship title at BLAST Open London 2025 and consistently strong performance on top maps make the European roster the clear favorite against Fluxo. The odds for G2’s victory are significantly lower, reflecting the expectations of a confident showing.

However, Fluxo should not be underestimated: their strong Ancient and a possible surprise on the decider map could cause problems for the more renowned opponent. Still, according to bookmakers’ forecasts, the chances of an upset are slim — G2 are seen as the main contender for victory in this series.

Current Form of G2: What to Expect from G2

G2 approach the first stage of ESL Pro League Season 22 with mixed results. Over the last three months, they have played 53 maps and won 31. The past month was eventful: the team won the BLAST Open London 2025 Finals, proving their ability to perform at the top level, but at FISSURE Playground 2 they only managed a top-8 finish.

• G2 roster: huNter-, malbsMd, HeavyGod, SunPayus, matys

In their last five matches, G2 defeated Rooster and GamerLegion but lost to B8, Gentle Mates, and The MongolZ, highlighting inconsistency. Nevertheless, the major tournament title gives the team a psychological edge.

Current Form of Fluxo: What to Expect from Fluxo

Fluxo have played 66 maps in the last three months, winning 36. In August, the team took part in several tournaments with mixed results: Fragadelphia Fragville 2025 and CCT Season 3 South America Series 4 both ended with top-8 finishes, while at the ESL Challenger League Season 50 South America Cup 2 they landed among the outsiders (13–16th place).

• Fluxo roster: zevy, arT, kye, decenty, Lucaozy

In their last five matches, Fluxo managed to beat Здфнукі and NRG but lost to FURIA, Astralis, and BESTIA. This shows their struggles against stronger opponents, though the team is still dangerous on Ancient.

G2 Map Pool

G2 traditionally start with a Nuke ban, which is their weakest map. In terms of picks, the team leans toward their strongholds — Inferno (13 times played, 77% win rate) and Dust2 (9 times played, 78% win rate). They also regularly pick Ancient (12 times, 58% win rate), though it is less stable. Given Fluxo’s frequent Ancient plays, G2 are more likely to choose Inferno, where they look more confident. For their second ban, G2 may target Mirage, cutting off one of Fluxo’s familiar maps despite their low win rate there. Overall, G2 are most comfortable on Inferno and Dust2.

Fluxo Map Pool

Fluxo usually start with a Dust2 ban, where G2 are extremely strong. For their picks, the Brazilians try to adapt to opponents’ weaknesses, but their key maps are Ancient (14 times, 71% win rate), Mirage (15 times, 40% win rate), and Inferno (15 times, 47% win rate). Against G2, the most likely choice will be Ancient, their statistically best-performing map. Their second ban could be Train, denying G2’s 60% win rate there. This leaves Overpass as the potential decider if the series goes to three maps.

Head-to-Head Record

In the past six months, G2 and Fluxo have not faced each other. This adds intrigue, as neither side has fresh head-to-head data, meaning preparation will rely heavily on demo reviews and in-game adaptation.

Prediction for G2 Esports vs Fluxo at ESL Pro League Season 22

Based on the available data, G2 have the upper hand thanks to their BLAST Open London title and stronger map statistics, particularly on Inferno and Dust2. While Fluxo are dangerous on Ancient, they struggle against top-tier teams, as seen in their losses to FURIA and Astralis. If the series goes to a third map, individual skill will become decisive — and G2 clearly have the edge there.

Prediction: G2 to win 2-1.