The Halo Championship Series (HCS) fall season begins today, featuring North America's top eight teams competing across seven match days before DreamHack Denver. Matches will stream live on Halo's Mixer and Twitch channels.

Wednesday, Aug. 23 (Starting 4:30pm PT / 7:30pm ET)

Splyce vs. Ronin

• Prediction: Splyce wins due to recent DreamHack Atlanta victory and superior team chemistry
• Ronin faces uncertainty with new recruit Sabinator replacing Spartan

Naventic vs. Evil Geniuses

• Prediction: Naventic edges out a narrow victory if team performs consistently
• EG has experience advantage with veterans Roy and Lunchbox

OpTic Gaming vs. Luminosity

• Prediction: OpTic Gaming wins, though not decisively
• LG's addition of Rayne unlikely to significantly impact team performance

Team EnVyUs vs. Team Liquid

• Prediction: EnVyUs wins due to Liquid's roster adjustments
• Both teams among world's top 4, promising exciting matchup

Thursday, Aug. 24 (Starting 4:30pm PT / 7:30pm ET)

Team EnVyUs vs. Naventic

• Prediction: EnVyUs wins through superior slaying ability and established chemistry
• 10+ months of roster stability gives EnVy clear advantage

OpTic Gaming vs. Splyce

• Prediction: OpTic narrowly wins despite Splyce's DreamHack Atlanta victory
• Both teams showing strong online scrim performance

Team Liquid vs. Ronin

• Prediction: Liquid wins due to Spartan's experience
• Both teams adapting to roster changes

Luminosity vs. Evil Geniuses

• Prediction: EG secures close victory through better team chemistry
• Teams evenly matched in competitive ability

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