What's at stake

Whether the combined number of kills on a given map ends up odd or even.

Each map's final parity is decided by the total frags recorded for both teams after regulation and any overtime. The market settles separately for Map 1, Map 2, and Map 3, regardless of who wins the map.

Who's in play

NRG and FURIA are the two contenders in this best-of-three match.

Individual players' fragging roles, current form, and any late substitutions determine how kill-heavy each map becomes. Match officials, server stability, and tournament admins can also affect total kills through pauses or rulings.

What drives it

Map selection, starting side, and team tactics set the match tempo and average round explosiveness.

Pistol rounds, eco rounds, full-buy rounds, and the frequency of multi-kill rounds drive total frag counts. Overtime pushes parity probabilities differently than regulation because extra rounds add more kill opportunities.

What to watch

Pre-match map veto and side picks establish the baseline expectations for each map's pace.

Monitor pistol-round winners, halftime scores, number of eco rounds, timeouts, and any overtime triggers. Also watch for roster confirmations, server or ping issues, and in-game pauses that change map length and kill totals.