Bet on GamerLegion vs Passion UA on Counter-Strike 2

GamerLegion are slightly favored to win against Passion UA based on their higher HLTV world ranking, deeper LAN experience, and more consistent form in top-tier online events in the last month; most esports books have GamerLegion around 1.55–1.70 and Passion UA around 2.10–2.30 on the match moneyline, reflecting a modest edge rather than a blowout expectation with DexWin - Best Odds on Your Favourite Sports.

The BLAST Bounty series match between GamerLegion and Passion UA is scheduled to start at 11:00 AM UTC on January 14, 2026, which corresponds to 12:00 PM CET for most central European viewers and 2:00 PM in Kyiv time, giving both European-based rosters a midday start that fits standard online tournament scheduling.

This BLAST Bounty fixture is set to be played online on European servers rather than at a physical arena, so there is no live-attendance stadium; matches of this tier are typically hosted from team gaming houses or bootcamp facilities with tournament-standard anti-cheat, admin oversight, and server locations chosen to keep ping balanced between GamerLegion’s Western European core and Passion UA’s Eastern European lineup.

Given GamerLegion’s stronger recent results against top-30 opposition and more stable map pool on staples like Mirage, Inferno, and Ancient, analytical models would project them around a 60–65% implied win probability at moneyline odds near 1.60, while Passion UA’s 2.20-range pricing suggests an underdog with upset potential if they can force comfort picks like Nuke or Overpass and exploit GamerLegion’s occasional CT-side inconsistency.

There is limited official head-to-head history between GamerLegion and Passion UA in the past year, with no major LAN series and only sparse or unofficial online meetings, so this matchup is effectively fresh; that lack of a clear historical pattern means bettors will lean more heavily on each team’s recent form, individual ratings of star riflers and AWPers, and how their preferred map vetoes are expected to clash rather than past series data.