FaZe Clan vs. TSM Prediction on August 14, 2025

Match info

The US-based LVT Halo Pro League, a new addition to the competitive Halo Infinite landscape, has currently reached Week 5 of the Group Stage. The online event, which will bring the best teams to the LAN Finale at the Shopify Rebellion HQ in Los Angeles, California, USA—Shopify Rebellion, a well-known eSports organization, is the main organizer of the entire Pro League—features 8 teams, among which are FaZe Clan and TSM, whose match is to kick off on Thursday, August 14, 2025, at 9 p.m. UTC (Coordinated Universal Time). The 2 teams will face off in a Best-of-7 (Bo7) match.

Meeting statistics

Current form & play style: FaZe Clan

FaZe Clan arrive with a strong recent record. They’ve faced TSM twice before in 2025 and emerged victorious both times. In their last 5 matches overall, FaZe have won 3, and out of their last 10, they’ve recorded 8 wins.

FaZe are generally known for their exceptional coordination and team fighting—players like Zane “Pznguin” Hearon and Joey “Trippy” Taylor consistently exhibit fluid rotations and disciplined aggression. FaZe’s teamwork is highlighted by many fans: good setups, they shoot a lot, and they clean up each other’s kills better than most teams, securing almost all the camos.

Current form & playing style: TSM

TSM, while less experienced in head-to-heads, haven’t been far behind. In their last 5 matches, they’ve won 2, and in their last 10, they’ve won 5—demonstrating steadier but less consistent form.

TSM, being a newer roster in Halo Infinite, have shown flashes of individual brilliance but are still finding their groove as a cohesive unit.

Head-to-head

The matchup history heavily favors FaZe. These 2 met twice in 2025 so far and FaZe won both (Bo5 formats).

Match analytics

USD betting sites heavily favor FaZe. Given their unbeaten record against TSM and superior teamwork, they’re the clear safe pick. If you’re looking for higher value and are feeling bold, you could consider a modest TSM upset bet, though the odds are steep, and the likelihood appears low based on current form. Actually, the moneyline bet, either on FaZe or TSM, is the only option right now.

Tip: Match Winner – Twoway: FaZe at 1.10 odds on Stake.