Challenger Quito, Ecuador, clay courts...a match between two veterans, Saros S.T (29 years old) from Spain and Polonos H. (34 years old) from Slovenia. Both have had successful times in the past, but I don't see a clear advantage for one or the other today. However, the Slovene and South American arrived in October with plenty of playing experience on this surface, so I believe the older one will come to the court with a more serious mindset, which could result in confidently taking the first set.

The average is higher than the proposed total, so I think it's worth trying to continue milking with Kon, who is my favorite for the Rookie of the Year award. He has a great handle and shoots well from long range, although of course he recently had a couple of poorer games where unders were expected due to the open style of play, but overall Brooklyn is one of the worst defensive teams and Charlotte struggles with frequent turnovers on the road, with only 1 out of 8 attempts from 3-point range being successful. But with Lamelo Ball expected to play, they should compete for points. So overall, Kon should have a good chance at expanding the score and could end up successfully scoring closer to the basket, making this total relatively easy to cover with an average of 8 long-range shots, if we continue with 40% accuracy in our shots from beyond the arc.

Since the Bucks themselves are not good in defense lately and have quite a few problems overall, I think it's worth taking the risk with a slightly bigger over, because Peru needs to improve their position and against such a team they must demonstrate a better offense, just like many other teams tend to improve their stats against the Wizards.

Although Kyle Kuzma may not be the main playmaker, I believe he can score the necessary points calmly against his former team. I think he can confidently reach around 15 points, with a focus on hitting 3-pointers and making decisive breakthroughs against the opponents. Overall, there is not much to discuss here - the Wizards have the worst defense in the league and the Bucks should have no problems scoring against them.

When the Finnish national team plays, that total looks to be quite small in any case, even against France. The roster is well put together, so there should not be a lack of quality and against a team like France, it is certainly possible to hang on with Peru. The Finns play efficiently, of course, very dependent on the 3-pointers, but at home their chances are definitely not small. Although the French team may be weaker compared to the French themselves, they still have enough talent to make a strong offensive play.

Do not count on a game between Jews and Germans, so I will not touch on them, but will try with the Czechs. The Jews have gathered a decent team, many players play at a high level, a good part of them are overplayers, just like the entire Jewish national team. The Croats have gathered a decent lineup, including Hezonja, who played well against Cyprus. They both like to play fast basketball, so we can expect a game with over 160 points.

Ruzic Antonia, 22-year-old Croatian, I would say is already a higher level player simply having a decent serve, but cannot avoid silly mistakes. Bolsova Aliona, 28-year-old Spaniard, is mainly playing on clay courts at a lower ITF level with weak shots. Plus, Ruzic comes motivated because a couple of months ago she lost 1-2 on a clay court.

Monnot Amandine is a local 23-year-old French player who has played quite a bit in ITF tournaments on indoor hard courts. She even made it to one final last month, which she lost. There is a chance she could pull through, especially in the first round.
Miyazaki Yuriko is a 30-year-old English player with a higher ranking. She primarily plays indoor hard tournaments, previously with Peru, but she hasn't been shining as much recently.

Friedsam Anna-Lena - a 31-year-old veteran with good experience in indoor hard tournaments, practically her specialty remains such tournaments. If she wins, it's usually indoors.
Kostovic Teodora, a young 18-year-old Serbian with the highest points in her career so far, mainly plays on clay courts. She very rarely competes on hard courts and indoor hard courts, with only a few tournaments per season and mostly during those particular periods.

Two mid-tier teams that have collected very few points in this season. Both teams have scored an equal number of goals in the league, which is not even an average of 1 goal per game. This means that the defense of these teams is weaker, but they are able to make up for the conceded goals by scoring against top teams like Real Barcelona. As they are also weak in attack, I don't think there will be many goals, and in the last 5 matches between these teams, there have not been more than 3 goals scored.

One of Portugal's greats - Braga is not very confident as they are currently in 8th place in the league, but the team is very capable by Portuguese standards, and an opponent like Arouca, with the worst defense in the league, having conceded 30 goals in 11 matches, does not seem like a serious threat. After drawing in Europe, we need to celebrate and climb up the tournament table, especially when our opponents are on a 4-game losing streak and have just lost in the cup to a 3rd league club. Therefore, I think Braga has no other options but to win the match.

The Estonians have a pretty decent lineup and have invited more than just one solid basketball player, while the Czech bettersi times are already in the past. This includes players like Satoranski, Hruban, and others who were very solid in the past but are now veterans. In the home game, they managed to win against the Swedes, and when 15 out of 29 3-pointers were scored, it's clear that it was a good day for the Czechs. Now they have a game against Estonia, which is always a challenge, but after a great win against Peru and with good emotions, I believe the Estonians will have a significant advantage in this game.

Two interesting teams that like to gather points and play attack-based basketball. Such a line was seen in both teams' first group match, and now they must expect points from each other. The teams met in the previous world championship qualifying group, where this line was also present twice. Although both teams are missing their leaders, they should still be able to play successfully and quickly on the attack with their current rosters.

After a peculiar fiasco, Latvia must play significantly more successfully, not to mention that Peru is crucial for qualifying to the World Cup. Latvia has talent and experience, and I believe that their new coach Alonso will be able to properly motivate the team after such a defeat. Austria is very weak and although they managed to avoid being crushed by the Poles, there should still be a two-digit difference here. Latvia has room for redemption, while Austria can only play worse, making the negative outlook seem appealing now.

A good coefficient is obtained here so that Sengun's assist average will be made, he collects 7.1 this season, now just 3 from his average in 3 consecutive matches, after 5-6 assists, I think that this series should finally break and Sengun has a great opportunity today to gather productive results, especially from PnR with KD who should return to the squad. Jazz is a very favorable opponent in terms of statistical indicators in the offensive period as they give away 2 overscore points as a team in the league, and also give away overscore goals. I believe that here, with a coefficient of 10 for a triple-double, we can attempt for Sengun to make it happen.