On May 9th, we're set for another CS-day: three tournaments — CCT Season 3 European Series 1, Asian Champions League 2025, and ESL Challenger League Season 49: North America — promise fans some intense battles. We've selected five of the most intriguing predictions, based on team form, map pool, and current analytics.

TYLOO to win against FlyQuest (2.15)

In this match, both teams are evenly matched in strength, but the odds for a TYLOO win are higher, making it worth taking advantage of. TYLOO has already defeated FlyQuest in a previous match, and they shouldn't face any issues this time either. Another advantage for TYLOO is that the LAN is held in China, where the local crowd might support them.

CYBERSHOKE to win against Nexus (1.55)

CYBERSHOKE is in peak form, having recently shown strong performances against ENCE and securing victories over Sashi and Nexus. Nexus, on the other hand, recently lost to both Sashi and CYBERSHOKE. CYBERSHOKE should face no issues in this match, making their victory highly likely.

ECSTATIC vs. Monte total maps over 2.5 (1.92)

Both teams are currently on the rise and can win the game without issues. Therefore, a tight match is certainly expected. The odds for this outcome are appealing, making it an opportunity worth seizing.

Legacy vs. Getting Info total maps over (2.10)

The teams have previously faced each other in the group stage in a BO1 match, where they played 1-1 across two maps in different matches. A similar outcome is expected here, especially considering that Getting Info finished the group stage as the best team, consistently showing competitive battles in all matches.  

NRG to win against Nouns (1.20)

NRG is in excellent form, having recently qualified for the major and currently progressing confidently through the upper bracket. They should encounter no problems in this match. Meanwhile, Nouns have recently made roster changes and might be underprepared for the match. Even if they win the first map, it's a BO3 match.

Remember to bet responsibly: bets should be well-reasoned, not emotional. And remember: the winner is not the one who knows all the odds, but the one who can interpret them correctly.