MOUZ vs G2 Prediction, Odds, Best Bets - BLAST Rivals Fall 2026

MOUZ open Group B at BLAST Rivals as the new No. 1 team in the world after a flawless IEM Beijing title, against a G2 side on six straight defeats that keeps taking series deep.

The Matchup

Group B at BLAST Rivals Fall 2026 continues on Wednesday morning in Hong Kong with MOUZ against G2 at AsiaWorld-Arena, a best of 3 between the No. 1 and No. 12 teams in the world on HLTV. The winner moves toward the group upper bracket final and a direct route into the playoffs. The loser drops into the lower bracket of a group that also holds Spirit and FUT, where one more bad series ends the tournament.

MOUZ arrive as the team everyone is chasing. They won IEM Beijing on Sunday, beating The MongolZ 3-0 in the final, and they did not drop a single map in five series all week. HLTV moved them to No. 1 in the world on the back of it.

G2 were at the same event and went home early, 13-16th, and their autumn has been a slide ever since a FISSURE Playground 3 final in September. MOUZ bring the five HLTV lists for them: torzsi, xertioN, Spinx, xelex and PR, all starters. G2 bring huNter-, HeavyGod, MATYS, NertZ and r1nkle, also all starters, with no stand-in involved on either side.

Key Factors

The gap between these teams right now is real, and it starts with the streaks. MOUZ are 9-1 across their last ten series, with the Beijing run stacked on a third place at PGL Masters Bucharest, where they beat Vitality 2-0 in the placement match on October 31.

G2 are 1-9 across their last ten and have lost six series in a row, at three straight events: ESL Pro League, Bucharest, where they went out 15-16th without a series win, and Beijing. Their only win in that span came against ShindeN on October 5, and they have not won a series since.

What keeps G2 live in a series like this is that the losses are rarely blankings. Four of those six straight defeats went to a decider, including both Beijing losses, 1-2 to PARIVISION and 1-2 to Aurora. The rifle core still produces: HeavyGod rates 1.15 across his time with this team, the best mark on G2, with NertZ at 1.09, huNter- at 1.09 and MATYS at 1.08. G2 also get the rest edge here.

Their Beijing ended on November 3, so they have had a full week to prepare for this one opponent, while MOUZ were still playing a final on November 8 and had to move from Beijing to Hong Kong. The soft spot in the G2 five is the AWP: r1nkle rates 0.94 across his 68 maps since taking the role, well below what torzsi gives MOUZ at 1.12.

The honest counterpoint is that MOUZ just played an entire top event without losing a map. xertioN rates 1.13 across his time with this lineup and was the standout player of the Beijing run, Spinx rates 1.12, and when all five MOUZ players fire together, a series like this ends 2-0 before G2’s preparation matters, the way The MongolZ never got started in Sunday’s final. MOUZ did drop a series inside this span, a 1-2 loss to FURIA in Bucharest on October 30, and they needed a decider to beat Spirit the same week.

A MOUZ sweep is a live outcome. It is just not the only one their recent deciders point to.

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