Virtus.pro vs beastcoast Prediction: Virtus.pro will play cautiously and try not to lose

Prediction for the match between Virtus.pro and beastcoast which will take place on October 13. Who will turn out to be stronger? Check the team conditions! Several betting options are available.

The organization with a name in 2023 skipped almost all the Tier-1 tournaments, as they gathered a young squad and were preparing specifically for The International 2023. They did their job - the Bears qualified for the year's main event through regional qualifications.

Virtus.pro was extremely lucky with the group. In addition to the clear favorite Gaimin Gladiators, nouns, LGD Gaming, and beastcoast remained in the group. Each of the three teams did not grab the stars from the sky, even though they played in the majors. In terms of performance level, the Bears can compete with them. As Malr1ne said recently, Kiritych might be on a morale boost right now as they have a top-2 ranking in Europe. Squad1x is slowly expanding its pool and becoming more flexible and combat-capable. Fng and G have added some discipline and structure to the team. In general, Virtus.pro came to fight, not to fall off after a few series like in Riyadh.

The Peruvian Dota is no longer associated with last places at major tournaments. Beastcoast was having a shaky year in 2023. They failed at the Riyadh Masters 2023, didn't reach the group stage, and didn't surpass the top 8 in the majors. But we must admit that the team has a good playstyle - aggressive laning, good midgame rotation, and a desire to find an opponent in any corner of the map. If it weren't for the large number of errors in macro play, the schemes could work properly.

Beastcoast played a bit more interestingly with rookie Parker. Carry has helped a top-8 finish in Bali, hasn't been shy about taking responsibility for finishing games, and has looked as good as the previous first-place K1 player. He also has some character pool issues, but if they don't ban Templar Assasin, this is almost a guaranteed win for the South American squad.

In the group stages of the majors, beastcoast played more often in draws with top opponents. Of course, Virtus.pro in this lineup has rarely played matches against the South American style, but the Peruvians can also give the Bears a card. It's enough to run for the coveted frag, get forgotten, and the match will be turned upside down. But if the beastcoast players are assembled in Seattle, they will be a threat to any opponent.

For the Peruvians, the main enemy is their greed and desire to make highlights. Virtus.pro will play cautiously and try not to lose. This could be a disadvantage in another confrontation, but here we just have to endure the first minutes of attacks, reach their timings, and methodically beat the beastcoast. And there is faith that the Bears will have enough resources for their first win in Group C.