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Krasnoyarsk are definitely underrated here. Their 5-1 score and the leading position are ignored. They play good volleyball, and deserve that first place. The coach Holotov who joined them this season is very good, and he's got a good record from when he was coaching Khimki - two CEV cup quarterfinals, one Challenge cup semifinal - he's definitely a better coach than Pancenko who's leading Dynamo Moscow. Pancenko's got better players, but Dynamo are weaker than last year. They lost a home derby to Kazan, a set to not particularly strong Odintsov, two to Uralochka. Their only valuable result is 3-0 against Krasnodar who aren't nearly as strong as last season. They even lost to the rejuvenated Vizura in the Champions League. Both teams got placed to the Final Four cup, and Dynamo have a lot to worry about before this game. Even when they played better last season, and Krasnoyarsk worse than now, they still lost. Krasnoyarsk won 77 points then. The hosts will be complete for this game and they want to win. The support from the stands is also on Krasnoyarsk's side. I'm convinced the hosts will win the first set here, and that was my pick here. The first pick points over the margin offered, 74.5 is an ideal margin for the high stakes. With the hosts taking the first set, they need 50 in the other three, maybe even less if they win the set thanks to the difference in points. So, a won set, plus two where they win at least 15 points, and one 20 - that would make this bet a win. Krasnoyarsk did it in every championship match so far. The best example is the game against Kazan when Krasnoyarsk beat them, and Kazan beat Dynamo Moscow at home in five sets. The only minus for this bet could be that when Dynamo Moscow played an away game against Dynamo Krasnodar, they won in three sets, and Krasnodar won 52 points there, losing 3-0, but they really played bad. Krasnodar aren't the shadow of what they were last season, and I don't think Dynamo Moscow can win so clearly again today.