Welcome to the newly launched PrizePicks CS:GO DFS article provided by Fantasy Alarm! In this article, I will provide 2-3 of my favorite prop bets from the Prize Pick CS:GO Projections posted on their app! 

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PrizePicks Prop Selections:

  1. Brollan (Fnatic) - Over 35.5 Fantasy Score

Fnatic have been struggling tremendously and have lost 21 of their 29 maps played in the past three months. Despite their losing tendencies, Brollan has still averaged over 17.5 kills per map with 510 kills in 29 maps played. Brollan is the highest rated player on Fnatic in the past three months with a 1.09 Rating and is the only player without a negative K/D ratio in that time. Ninjas in Pyjamas are heavy favorites against Fnatic on Friday, but we have seen monster performances from Brollan even in losses, and I think there is major upside on Brollan’s projection if Fnatic manage to win some rounds. Brollan should be at the top of his team in terms of kills and may even be at the top of the server for this series. I still think NiP should win the series, but this is only their second series with LNZ in the lineup, and things could potentially get interesting. This over is a no brainer for me since there is so much upside and such little downside. 

  1. RUSH (Complexity) - Under 31.5 Fantasy Score

This is the lowest projected total on the entire PrizePicks board, but I am not scared of the under in this spot. RUSH is the lowest rated player on Complexity in the past three months with a 0.91 Rating, and he has averaged just under 15.5 kills per map with 980 kills in 64 maps played. FunPlus Phoenix are only a slight favorite on Friday, but perhaps the odds should be more in their favor since they beat Complexity 2-0 just over a week ago, and Complexity only managed to win ten rounds across two maps. RUSH finished with a measly total of 23 kills across two maps in that series. I think Complexity could be in for a similar fate against FPX again, and I still think this total goes under even if the series is more competitive than last time. RUSH is a support player which means that there will be rounds where his teammates all have rifles and he will have the lone SMG. The floor is really low for RUSH in this spot, so give me the under. If Complexity have even one bad map, then this pick could basically be a lock.