Based on the LEC 2020 Odds, You Shouldn’T Bet on Fnatic This Spring

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Spring is coming. Therefore, finally, we can make our Leauge of Legends European Champions  Spring Predictions. LEC 2020 odds picture that G2 eSports will achieve a flawless victory. However, Fnatic still has a glimmer of hope. All the MOBA fans are buzzing around the next Game of the Week. On Saturday the two teams will face each other. This match will clarify the probability of a Fnatic victory. The LEC Finals will take place on the 25th and 26th of April, in Budapest, Hungary. LEC is the most prestigious European LoL tournament. This year’s Championship statistics seem very promising to G2 eSports but, there is a long way until the end of April. The next Game of the Week will decide everything because G2 has to surmount their only true rival, Fnatic. However, based on the LEC 2020 odds a bet on Fnatic is not a sensible decision.

Based on the LEC 2020 odds G2 eSport will be the European champion

All the online gambling sites in Germany agree on the fact that G2 eSports dynamic play-style which keeps the advantage whole game long is impossible to beat. Their competitors only chance if G2 makes a fatal mistake or if they beat the META. However, the latest patches narrowed the variety of optional team compilations. That’s a good thing for G2 and Perkz as well because they like to follow the classic playstyle. The Croatian bot- and mid-laner is probably the most popular professional LoL player of the moment. However, Perkz and G2 didn’t win the tournament yet. The next match which is also the Game of the Week can easily change their odds to win LEC 2020, which is 1.33 at this moment on the 22BET Sportsbook, as you can see below.

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LEC 2020 Odds at 22bet

G2 Esports	1.33
Fnatic	5.5
Origen	13
Rouge	26
MAD Lions	29

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Fnatic still has a chance despite their way higher LEC 2020 odds

As you can see above the LEC 2020 odds don’t picture too lucky season for Fnatic. Still, they are the only team wich has a significant chance to beat G2 Esports. With their coach Mithy, they are probably prepared for every occasion. Mithy is a Spanish eSport player who became famous because they banned him for years because of his toxic behavior. To be true, nothing changed in his personality but his broad knowledge of the game can easily change the outcome of the championship. Even if, they will lose this Saturday, they can be more prepared for their next match against G2 in early March. At this moment their odds at 22BET are 5.5. However, the next match easily can lower their multiplier.

Upcoming matches can give Fnatic a glimmer of hope

Before we can surely state that G2 Esports is the only possible shoo-in, we must wait for their upcoming matches against Fnatic. Online sportsbooks in Germany, and basically, all the European online forums like Reddit are agreed on the victory of G2. By the way, if you take a glimpse at the LEC 2020 odds, you can see that the next G2 vs Fnatic meeting is not decided yet. The odds on G2 Esports are 1.432 and on Fnatic are 2.816 at the 22BET Sportsbook. However, if not this time, Fnatic will still have another chance to surmount G2 in March.

If you want to see one of the most heated battles of eSport you can’t miss this match

Year to year, the rivalry between G2 eSports and Fnatic is getting more and more serious. If you are interested in watching MOBA games online, this one is a must-see. Not just because it will decide the final odds of the Final but it will be the most exciting eSport event of the month. In the past years, most of the prestigious LoL cups were decided between these two teams. From the upcoming match, you can’t just learn how professionals play Leauge of Legends but you can also see, how does it look if professionals try-harder than you ever saw. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UdG_Ehbxpg4 We can declare that LEC 2020 Spring odds and statistics clearly indicate that this Spring is G2’s. Fnatic is the only team that can stop them. Will you root for the unstoppable G2 eSports or the immovable Fnatic?