Ninjas in Pyjamas VS FunPlus Phoenix

Ninjas in Pyjamas to win BO5 Series

Ninjas in Pyjamas have a clear advantage with a Win Rate of 52% compared to FunPlus Phoenix's 40%. Additionally, Ninjas in Pyjamas have a higher Win and First Blood Rate of 71.4%, indicating better performance when starting strong. The odds favor Ninjas in Pyjamas significantly at 1.049, reflecting their stronger overall statistics and likelihood to win the series.

Last 5 games Head to head History

NIP

FPX

Lose

LPL 2024 Summer - Group Stage (Group A)

2024-07-16

1

2

Win

Win

LPL 2024 Spring - Playoffs

2024-04-04

3

1

Lose

Lose

LPL 2024 Spring - Group Stage

2024-02-29

0

2

Win

Lose

NEST 2023

2023-12-01

0

2

Win

Lose

LPL 2023 Summer

2023-07-12

0

2

Win

Last 5 games performance

NIP

VS

IG

3

1

Win

2025-01-19

VS

LGD.Y

1

0

Win

2024-12-18

VS

IG

0

1

Lose

2024-12-18

VS

RNG

1

0

Win

2024-12-18

FPX

VS

RNG

1

3

Lose

2025-01-14

VS

LGD

0

1

Lose

2024-12-17

VS

BLGJ

0

1

Lose

2024-12-17

VS

EDG

0

1

Lose

2024-12-17

Esports Betting Tips

FunPlus Phoenix to get Game 1 First Dragon

FunPlus Phoenix have a better First Dragon Rate of 66.7% compared to Ninjas in Pyjamas' 58.3%, suggesting a stronger early objective control for dragons. Despite the odds being slightly against them at 2.19, their higher First Dragon Rate indicates they are more likely to secure the first dragon in Game 1.

Ninjas in Pyjamas to secure Game 1 First Baron

Ninjas in Pyjamas have a perfect Win and First Baron Rate of 100%, indicating they capitalize effectively on securing the Baron. FunPlus Phoenix have a First Baron Rate of 50%, which is less consistent. The odds at 1.284 reflect Ninjas in Pyjamas' stronger potential to secure the first Baron in Game 1.

Ninjas in Pyjamas to take Game 1 First Inhibitor

Ninjas in Pyjamas have a higher First Inhibitor Rate of 54.2% compared to FunPlus Phoenix's 45.8%, indicating better mid-game pressure. With odds at 1.237, Ninjas in Pyjamas are favored to take the first inhibitor due to their superior performance in achieving this objective historically.

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