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Counter Strike: Global Offensive DFS Picks (6/8/21) - DraftKings Daily Fantasy Sports

Jorge Pucks' DraftKings. DFS lineup picks for Counter-Strike: Global Offensive on 6/8/21. He analyzes CS:GO slates and top targets for eSports DFS contests.

Welcome back, RotoBallers, to another edition of my Counter Strike: Global Offensive DFS picks.  I have been focusing on the NHL and a little bit of MLB but as we get closer to the summer months, we could see some really good CSGO tournaments pop up which means great DFS tournaments to play! As always, I will give you the stats and info you need to build the best lineups possible for your GPP and cash game CS:GO contests on DraftKings.

Today I'll be bringing you my Counter Strike: Global Offensive DFS lineup picks, analysis, and advice for eSports DFS contests on DraftKings for Tuesday, June 8th, 2021 at 9:00 AM.

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Spring Sweet Spring 3 Regionals

Best of 3 

  • ALTERNATE aTTaX (-170) vs. Chetz 
  • EC Brugge (-190) vs. Ambush

 

Captain Plays:

Necrogenes1s is the top play from the EC Brugge squad and is also the most expensive player on the slate. Over his last month of maps played, he has produced a 1.11 K/D ratio and has sported a 74.8% KAST percentage (percentage of rounds which resulted in a kill, assist, or survived without death). He has some upside as he has a .78 kill per round rate but does have a death rate of .70 which is a little high from a cash game standpoint. nonetheless, he is one of the top options on this two-game slate and could have some lower ownership due to his price which makes him an ideal tournament candidate.

PANIX is another high-priced option on this slate to consider for the captain position. He is sporting a 1.06 K/D ratio over his last 14 maps played and has now gone plus in four straight matches which is always ideal. He has a .71 kill per round rate while having a .67 death per round rate but is the primary awper for this AA squad which means he will have access to one of the most powerful guns in the game for a good chunk of the match which is always a benefit.

Other captain plays in order of preference: Krimbo, jayzaR

 

Value Plays:

n0tice would be a cheap value play if you're trying to get more exposure to the EC Brugge squad. While he is under 1 for his K/D ratio over the last month, the EC Brugge squad is really priced up so looking at him would be one way to sneak in a third member if you were trying to full three-man stack this group. Over his last 23 maps played, n0tice has produced a .94 K/D ratio while having a .68 kill per round rate which is on the higher end of his price range. He has managed to go plus in two of his last three maps played and would be fine to roster in all formats.

entz could be more of a value tournament play on this slate as he has been in the second-best form for the Chetz squad and they are an underdog team on the slate which means that their players should come in lower owned. Over his last six maps played, he has produced a 1.06 K/D ratio and has a .67 kill per round rate while having a lower .63 death per round rate. Entz is sporting a 73.3% KAST percentage which pretty solid overall and higher than the average player.

Other value plays in order of preference: Gringo, SkrunK

 

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Top Stacks/ Team Picks:

This slate is a tad tricky as none of these teams would be considered to be top-tier teams so with these kinds of slates upsets could be on the horizon. With that being said, EC Brugge seems like the best bet to sweep their opponent on this two-game slate. They come in ranked roughly 60 spots higher than their opponent, Ambush, and also carry the map advantage as they have a higher winning percentage over the last three months on five of the seven playable maps. EC Brugge has won two of their last three matches heading into this game while Ambush has lost four of their last five matches played.

EC Brugge is the most expensive team to stack on this slate but they do have several players that you should want to consider for your lineups. The main three to build around would be Necrogenes1s, matty, and Stev0se. All three players are sporting a K/D ratio above 1 over their last five maps played and should be able to take advantage of a bad Ambush squad. If you were looking for more of a value play, n0tice would be one to consider as he is teetering right near the 1 K/D ratio mark over his last month's worth of games played as well.

Other Stacks:  AA

 

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