On June 5th, 2025, at 20:00 UTC, FlyQuest will face off against Nemiga in a best-of-3 series at the BLAST.tv Austin Major 2025 Stage 1. This match is part of the Swiss format stage, and fans can expect a thrilling encounter between these two competitive teams. We have analyzed the statistics and the current form of the teams to make a prediction for the match outcome. You can follow the match here.

Current form of the teams

FlyQuest, currently ranked 24th in the world, comes into this match with a mixed recent form. Over the last five matches, they have secured three victories, including wins against BetBoom and Fluxo at the ongoing BLAST.tv Austin Major 2025 Stage 1. However, they suffered a tight loss against HEROIC in their most recent match.

In recent tournaments, FlyQuest performed well, finishing 3rd at the Asian Champions League 2025, earning $40,000. Their win rates over the past periods show a 62% overall win rate, with a slight dip to 43% in the last six months, but a rebound to 63% in the last month. FlyQuest has earned $76,500 over the past six months, placing them 29th in earnings compared to other teams.

Nemiga, on the other hand, is ranked 45th globally and is currently on a two-match win streak. Their recent victories include wins over Lynn Vision and Imperial at the same tournament. Despite a loss to BetBoom in the opening round, Nemiga has shown resilience. In previous tournaments, they reached the semifinals of the CCT Season 3 European Series 1, earning $5,000. Their overall win rate stands at 57%, with a slight decline to 47% in the last six months and 38% in the last month. Nemiga’s earnings over the past six months total $33,000, ranking them 52nd.

Teams’ Map Pool

The map veto for this match is expected to see FlyQuest banning Train first, followed by Nemiga banning Nuke. FlyQuest will likely pick Inferno, a map they have a 47% win rate on, while Nemiga is expected to pick Dust2, where they have a 67% win rate. The remaining maps will see FlyQuest banning Anubis and Nemiga banning Mirage, leaving Ancient as the decider. Historically, FlyQuest has shown strength on Mirage and Anubis, while Nemiga has favored Dust2 and Train.

Prediction

Based on the analysis, Nemiga holds a slight edge with a 51% win probability compared to FlyQuest’s 49%. The predicted scoreline is 2-1 in favor of Nemiga. Despite FlyQuest’s historical advantage, Nemiga’s recent form and map strength on Dust2 could tip the scales in their favor. However, FlyQuest’s ability to adapt and their previous victory over Nemiga cannot be underestimated.

Prediction: FlyQuest 1:2 Nemiga

BLAST.tv Austin Major 2025 takes place from June 3rd to June 6th in the United States, featuring a prize pool that adds to the prestige of this S-tier event. You can follow the news, schedule, and results of the tournament via the link.