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Mobis Phoebus
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Win: KCC Egis
52%
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Prediction commentary
Based on data as of 3 Oct, 06:05Mobis Phoebus win.
Mobis have lost just two of their past five, a record that includes wins over LG Sakers and KoGas Seoul Thunder. Their most recent outing ended 85:88 away at Anyang Jung Kwan Jang Red Boosters on 3 October. KCC Egis have done the opposite: one win from five, the solitary success coming 76:68 away at Goyang on 13 May. Their last match was a 68:103 home defeat to LG Sakers on 3 October, a margin of 35 points that tells you everything about where they stand.
The head-to-head tells a similar story. In the six fixtures shown, Mobis have won four and KCC two. The most recent meeting on 15 March ended 85:74 at Mobis's home court. The only time KCC have beaten them since October 2025 was 90:89 at home on 10 March, a one-point game that looks more like an outlier than a pattern when you add the other results.
That figure comes from the teams' recent scoring patterns and the consistency Mobis have shown across their last five games, where they scored 404 points in total compared to KCC's 373. The draw probability is listed as 0% — basketball does not produce draws, so that is a given rather than a prediction.
A KCC victory would require them to reverse their current trajectory entirely. They have lost four consecutive games, three of them at home, and their shooting efficiency has been well below average — just 3 successful three-pointers from 18 attempts in their most recent match compared to Mobis's 8 from 22. The conclusion stops holding if KCC find a shooting touch they have not shown in months, or if Mobis suffer an early injury to one of their key scorers. Either scenario is possible, but neither is suggested by what has happened so far this season.