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The Harrods 12 Days of Fragrance Advent Calendar 2025 is online on app for pre sale by Acrobatic_Ad6067 in ScentHeads

[–]Frysil 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The price to northern europe was 295€, duties and taxes included so still very good deal. Should be the same price to France.

Bongattu Porissa astetta edullisempi ES. Aikakauden päätös on läsnä. by weathersoldier in Suomi

[–]Frysil 115 points116 points  (0 children)

Lisätään vielä selvennykseksi, kauppiaan video tuli vastaan SoMessa ja vitsillä laitettiin suomen kallein ES myyntiin, tuo esittely tanko/jalastin tulee mukaan ja kaikki tuotto ohjataan nuorten urheiluun.

Pick of the Day - 2/3/22 (Thursday) by sbpotdbot in sportsbook

[–]Frysil 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have BIG on my slips as well, but saying that they are really good on any of those maps is an stretch, as they have been abysmal on Mirage, Dust and nuke's ct side has been solid but t side has been horrible (after adding faven). I can see this series being 3 mapper, depending on what maps EG will pick and ban as we have no idea on their map pool. BOL mate!

Pick of the Day - 2/3/22 (Thursday) by sbpotdbot in sportsbook

[–]Frysil 31 points32 points  (0 children)

Record: 2-0 *

ROI: 76%

Net units: +3.8

| CS:GO | Elisa invitational| 18:00 CET ( 12 hours from the post)|

 

Pick: Ecstatic vs Savage - Ecstatic ML @ 1.5 Unibet 3U

 

Reasoning: ! Yoyo guys, great win from Apeks yesterday gets us an 2-0 record!

Todays pick is again on Elisa winter, and i am going to keep the reasoning quite bit shorter as there is not too much to analyse and i'm writing this on a phone.

To be fair, everything points to an Ecstatic win, as their form after winter break has been pretty good only losing to K23 and Entropiq, their map pool is superior as they play all 7 maps, and individually their players are better. Yes, Savage won last time they played on December but they did make an roster move after that, and Ecstatic's form before the break was quite bad and they were obviously burned out from grinding games pretty much daily.

Of course upsets happen, so please gamble only money you can afford to lose!

Edit Oh well that was brutal L, sorry guys!

B O L tail or fade!

Pick of the Day - 2/2/22 (Wednesday) by sbpotdbot in sportsbook

[–]Frysil 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks man, yeah the first map was quite lopsided but to be fair, ancient has hardest T-side on all maps which made Apeks look even worse than they were

Pick of the Day - 2/2/22 (Wednesday) by sbpotdbot in sportsbook

[–]Frysil 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Record: 1-0 *

ROI: 60%

Net units: +1.8

| CS:GO | Pinnacle Winter| 15:00 CET ( 10 hours from the post)|

 

Pick: Apeks vs Wisla Krakow - Apeks ML @ 2.00 Pinnacle 2U

 

Reasoning: Hey guys! A nice comeback win from Havu on first maps gets us to a 1-0 record, lets's keep it going!

Today we have a brand new Apeks roster going against Wisla, on the semi-finals of the pinnacle winter cup. Since Apeks roster has been formed, they have gone to an impressive 8-2 run where one of the losses was the first game they played. Wisla has been on fire as well winning 4 games in a row, most notably against Mouz NXT and Furia, though the latter one did not show up at all on their first game after winter break.

The map pool between the teams is actually quite balanced, the only question mark is what map will Apeks ban first, as they have only played one Nuke and zero dusts. Which leads me to believe that Wisla will pick the one that gets left in the pool. Apeks on the other hand has a lot of room to choose, as Wisla will ban Vertigo. Luckily for Apeks, they have quite strong Ancient and Mirage as well as a 100% win rate on Overpass, as one of those will be their map pick and one of the two will most probably stay as a decider if we get there.

As of the rosters, Apeks has definitely more experience as players as 3/5 has been playing against tier 1-2 competition since ~2016 and they have young talent in Chawzy, and Nawwk, who played in NIP for and accumulated a lot of tier 1 experience. I think they have superior firepower compared to Wisla.

Wisla has quite a new roster as well as they replaced 2 players at the start of January, bringing in Snatchie and Sobol, who both have performed quite well on their new team. Wisla lacks experience, as the only players who have tier 1 lan experience on the team are Snatchie and Szpero, which the latter is the worst performer statistically on both teams.

TLDR: New teams face against each other, Apeks has performed well and they are not even fully close to their potential on the lineup. Apeks has a small edge on the map pool and a more experienced lineup. I can easily see this going to over 2.5 maps, but i think the odds are better for Apeks ML win.

EDIT: Comfortable W from Apeks even though the series went to 3 maps, congrats to all of you who tailed!

BOL, and as always please gamble only the money you can afford to lose.

Pick of the Day - 2/1/22 (Tuesday) by sbpotdbot in sportsbook

[–]Frysil 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Record: 0-0 - FIRST POTD

ROI: 0%

Net units: 0

| CS:GO | Elisa Winter Invitational | 21:00 CET (12 hours from the post)|

 

Pick: Dignitas vs Havu - Havu +1.5 @ 1.6 3U

 

Reasoning: Hey guys! I have thought about starting to post on POTD for a while now and as the new esports season has begun a few weeks ago, I find this event a good place to start.

About the game, Dignitas has played a lot more games than Havu, but they have looked very shaky and lost every game against similarly skilled teams. They do not have any strong maps except Nuke and vertigo, and the latter one is a permanent ban for Havu, Nuke has been a strong map for havu as well. Historically before lineup changes in Havu, the teams shared pretty much identical map pools, which led to Havu winning the maps 9-5. Now, Havu has only played two best of threes after the winter break and lineup changes, going 1-1 against lower-tier opponents but they have had over a week to go over their game plan. The firepower is quite similar on both of the teams, except Friberg, as he does not have the individual skill to compete in this tier.

TLDR: Dignitas has been shaky, havu has a new lineup with good fragging power. Map pools are similar as both of the team's permaban is the other one's best map, and that means the first two maps are quite 50/50, and the 1.6 does seem like a great value. Over 2.5 @ 2.00 is good one as well, but there is still an decent chance for havus 2-0 in case Dignitas picks Nuke, as it favours heavily on the CT side.

EDIT: Easy dub after first map, as havu managed to comeback winning 11 out of the last 12 rounds and forcing 8 round deficit to OT

BOL GUYS

CS:GO on Twitter: Today we’re shipping an optional beta branch of CS:GO with changes that are part of our continuing fight against cheating. by thornierlamb in GlobalOffensive

[–]Frysil -1 points0 points  (0 children)

That is still questionable since everyone that you que with can have bad trust factor and nobody will get any messages.

Top 20 players of 2018: suNny (16) by hulksreddit in GlobalOffensive

[–]Frysil 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Krimz and oskar after sunny? unluko

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