Fnatic's recent dominance in the VCT has been underscored by their impressive map win rates, especially on Split where they boast a staggering 80% win rate. Team Heretics, on the other hand, have struggled to find consistency, particularly on Breeze, which has been a problematic map for them, showcasing a mere 40% win rate in recent matches.

Fnatic has shown remarkable form, winning 7 out of their last 8 matches, with standout performances from Derke and Boaster, both of whom have maintained a high kill-to-death ratio. Meanwhile, Team Heretics has been less stable, winning only 3 of their last 8, with their star player, Keloqz, underperforming in crucial rounds. The lack of synergy in their plays has been evident, often leading to poor trades.

Fnatic’s hero pool is deep, particularly their utilization of agents like Jett and Omen, which allows them to exploit openings in the enemy defenses effectively. Their strategies often revolve around quick executes and map control, enabling them to dictate the pace of the game. Team Heretics, while they have a solid lineup, often rely on a reactive style that can be easily countered by Fnatic’s aggressive approach. If Fnatic secures their preferred agents in the draft, they can easily leverage their map control to suffocate Heretics’ gameplay.