VALORANT · October 16, 2026 · 6:10 AM ET

100 THIEVES @ G2 ESPORTS

Free LineCrush game report for 100 THIEVES @ G2 ESPORTS on October 16, 2026, with matchup analysis and pick ideas generated for the daily slate. Reports can update as lineups, injuries, and odds develop, so confirm time-sensitive details before acting.

Matchup Analysis

The lower-bracket rematch is already decided

This match has concluded: 100 Thieves won 2–1 and advanced, while G2’s Champions run ended. Treat any preview or betting line for this fixture as historical, not as a live opportunity.

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The map picks traded hands before Summit

100 Thieves took G2’s Lotus pick 13–10, G2 answered with a 13–10 win on Ascent, and 100T closed the decider on Summit 13–7. The veto left Summit as the decider after G2 banned Haven and 100T banned Abyss.

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100T reversed the earlier head-to-head

G2 had swept 100 Thieves 2–0 on October 8, so the lower-bracket meeting gave 100T a chance to answer that loss—and they did. The earlier series included G2 wins on Abyss and Ascent.

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No official availability issue surfaced

The match page lists Asuna, Cryocells, bang, vora and Timotino for 100 Thieves, and valyn, jawgemo, BABYBAY, trent and leaf for G2. It shows no official injury or roster-availability announcement.

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Pick Ideas

No live wager: the market is settled

The match is over, so there is no actionable pre-match market. Avoid any listing that still presents this fixture as upcoming.

Archived moneyline context

Before the match, one listed sportsbook price had 100 Thieves around -205 and G2 around +155. That is historical pricing only, not a current recommendation.

Archived map-total context

The pre-match over/under was 2.5 maps, with prediction-market pricing close to even; the series went three maps. This is a settled result, not a wager to place now.

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