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Stelmet's coach Saso Filipovsi pointed out ahead of the play-off that his team is hungry of wins, and they have been clearly showing that hunger lately. Since they were eliminated from the Eurocup, they have been dominating national championship, especially when it comes to home games. They recorded 38 league home wins, their score at home in this championship is 16:0, they win at home with by an average of 20 points, and in the last ten rounds they score 63 points on average. It is obvious they are maximally focused, they are now complete and this motivated they appear to be a level above all other teams in the league. Stelmet won their first league clash against Asseco by 43 points, they were in the lead by 22 by halftime. They won their second league head-to-head at Asseco by 24, they were in the lead by 10 at halftime. Asseco did not score over 62 points in any of those games. This last game was specific because Stelmet already knew they secured the top position ahead of the play-off, but they still won convincingly. Asseco are not convincing in away games. For example, in the last game at Slups they lost by 43, and they were down by 19 at halftime. They defeated unburdaned Szczecin, but before that lost at weak Koszalin by 18, and quite convincingly at Turow as well. Tonight I expect an even more difficult game for the young away team that earned a spot in the play-off in the last round. Stelmet have been waiting for this for a while, they will be no more calculations, nor reduced playing time for the key players. The handicap on the game is a decent choice, but even better one is the handicap on first half, since Stelmet have, since they were eliminated from Eurocup, significantly gone over the set margin in the first 20 minutes in every home game.