Flame Team vs Peru Rejects CCT Season 2 South America Series - Playoffs (Lower bracket, BO3)

Event: CCT Season 2 South America Series #1 – Playoffs (Lower Bracket, BO3) Date/Time: 29 Oct 2025, 19:00 UTC / 16:00 local SA time Team Profiles

Peru Rejects: • Recent form: ~60% win rate in last 30 days according to one source. • Head‐to‐head: Won their only recent matchup vs Flame Team (2-1 on 02 Oct 2025). • Strengths: Good momentum, confidence from H2H win; regionally strong. • Risks: Inconsistent in playoffs; vulnerability when facing well-prepared opponents.

Flame Team: • Recent form: Improvement to ~50% win rate in last 6 months; but historically somewhat inconsistent (win rate ~42% last year). • Head‐to‐head: Lost the recent matchup to Peru Rejects, which may give the opponent a psychological edge. • Strengths: Have shown capability to win BO3s in this event (e.g., 2-0 wins vs Chandogs, the bug).
• Risks: Inconsistency and past performance indicate they might struggle if behind early.

Key Factors & Strategic Insights • Momentum vs History: Peru Rejects hold the edge in recent direct matchups and have momentum. Flame Team must offset that by strong early starts. • BO3 structure: If Flame Team drop map 1 or 2, the pressure increases heavily; they need a confident first map win. • Map execution & adaptation: Flame Team’s wins vs weaker opponents show potential—but Peru Rejects may have better adaptation. • Psychological edge: That H2H win gives Peru Rejects a slight mental advantage; Flame Team must reset and avoid repeat mistakes.

Predicted result: Peru Rejects 2 – 1 Flame Team Given the recent head-to-head, momentum, and form advantage, Peru Rejects are slightly favoured to win. That said, Flame Team have enough upside to push it to three maps if they execute.

Summary:

Expect a competitive series: Peru Rejects enter with an edge and likely to control the pace. Flame Team will fight hard and can win if they bring their best early and avoid slipping behind. Unless Flame Team corrects earlier mistakes and executes consistently, the edge stays with Peru Rejects.