The match between Heroic and PARIVISION will take place on January 31, 2025, at 14:00 EET as part of the lower bracket playoffs of the FISSURE PLAYGROUND #1. We have analyzed the current form of the teams and are ready to share our prediction.

Current Form of the Teams

Heroic

Heroic approach this match after a defeat to Tundra Esports in the last game of the tournament, which may have affected their morale. However, in previous encounters, the team confidently defeated Team Falcons and Aurora Gaming, demonstrating stable play and high team coordination. Despite the recent loss, Heroic remains a strong opponent.

PARIVISION

PARIVISION, in turn, also have a series of wins and losses. They started with a loss to Aurora Gaming, then won against Chimera Esports, Yakult Brothers, and Team Liquid. However, in their last match, they lost to Team Spirit, which might affect their confidence before the elimination match against Heroic. Still, the team is ready to showcase their best qualities.

Most Frequent Picks

Heroic

Heroic frequently picked heroes like Phoenix, Earthshaker, and Bristleback, highlighting their focus on strong frontliners and map control.

PARIVISION

PARIVISION preferred picks like Clockwerk, Phoenix, and Sniper, which demonstrates their strategy focused on active initiations with the potential for long-range damage and late-game stability.

Most Frequent Bans

Heroic

Heroic often ban heroes like Doom, Alchemist, and Tiny, showing their desire to remove strong carry heroes capable of changing the course of the game.

PARIVISION

PARIVISION predominantly bans Magnus, Dragon Knight, and Tiny, indicating an attempt to eliminate heroes with powerful initiations and global control.

Match Prediction

Both teams have their strengths and weaknesses. Heroic may have an advantage in terms of team synergy. However, PARIVISION, with the new carry Satanic and rejuvenated No[o]ne- can overcome any opponent if they can showcase their aggressive playstyle.

Prediction: PARIVISION wins 2:1

The FISSURE PLAYGROUND #1 tournament takes place from January 24 to February 2 in Belgrade, Serbia. Teams compete for a prize pool of $1,000,000. Follow the schedule and event results via this link.