CDL 2025 Stage 2 Major Qualifiers betting picks – Sunday, March 9

The final round of Call of Duty League (CDL) 2025 Stage 2 Major Qualifiers Week 3 kicks off on Sunday, March 9, with four fixtures as the battle for a top-eight finish continues. Check out our CoD betting picks for the day with esports odds courtesy of top bookmakers in South Korea.

Following their loss to OpTic Texas in CDL 2025 Stage 2 Minor last week, the Vegas Falcons are 0-15, and they have yet to win a single Hardpoint map ahead of the third week of Major 2 Qualifiers. Los Angeles Guerrillas M8 have not performed much better, with just three wins from 14 games played since the start of the season.

While Vegas Falcons are the worst-performing team in the league, LA Guerrillas M8 have hardly shown more, so it is fair to question why CoD betting sites have Thomas “Lynz” Gregorio and co. priced at $1.02.

Even though it is doubtful for the Falcons to win the game if they do not manage to put together a Hardpoint map, they have a good chance to pick up Control or Search & Destroy.

Vancouver Surge should not struggle to defeat Miami Heretics unless something goes terribly wrong. The big concern with the Heretics for this match is their Search & Destroy, as they only seem to do well on Protocol (66.7%) and Red Card (50%), which are Surge’s best maps (100% and 60% win rate, respectively).

Miami Heretics are also significantly worse on Control (15.4% win rate). On a more positive note, the Spanish outfit do well on Hardpoint, but their only real chance to win a Hardpoint is Skyline, which Surge will likely remove.

This should end in a comfortable victory for Surge, who are unlikely to lose more than one map.

We saw this matchup last weekend during CDL 2025 Stage 2 Minor, and it did not end well for OpTic, who lost 0-3. It is hard to believe the rematch will go the other way.

OpTic have struggled a lot since the recent roster change and have not managed to put together a single map since the start of Stage 2—excluding their win against the Vegas Falcons.

There is a world where OpTic take a map, if we see Hardpoint-Skyline or potentially Control-Vault, as OpTic looked competitive in their last meeting with the Ultra. But considering their recent form, OpTic Texas will have to pull a rabbit out of the hat to upset Toronto Ultra.

Atlanta FaZe should have a field day in the final match of the day as they take on the shaky Boston Breach. As the offered betting odds suggest, there is a significant quality difference between the two teams, and their stats tell the same story.

Atlanta FaZe have a better win rate on all game modes, including Hardpoint (69.2% vs 52.6%), Search & Destroy (66.7% vs 37.5%), and Control (68.8% vs 27.3%). Boston Breach have not improved much recently, with losses to Toronto Ultra, Cloud9 New York, and Vancouver Surge.

The Breach are 0-3 down in the head-to-head matchup this season, having lost all three without winning a map. Barring any surprises, FaZe should improve their record to 4-0.

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