The sad time will soon come when we will have to put the abacuses aside for a few weeks, because the League of Legends EMEA Championship 2024 Spring is coming to an end. But do not worry. There is still time for making bets on your favourites. GG.Bet bookie offers the possibility to wager on an extensive range of eSports disciplines, comprising LoL and its major tournaments. In addition, the bookmaker proposes a wide scope of betting markets and quite attractive odds for the EMEA Championship. In the meantime, let’s delve into the latest updates from this grand event.
The LEC Winter Champions are Not Slowing Down
History is written by LEC winners. Or at least the winter version, because the ranking of players with the highest KDA included four representatives of G2 Esports. This is not a huge difference from last week. But then Yoon “Ice” Sang-hoon landed at the very top, and today we can only award him a bronze medal. The defeat against the Samurai had a brutal impact on his result, making it almost threefold worse.
The throne of the Korean shooter was intercepted by one of his mentioned conquerors, Rasmus “Caps” Winther. Between G2’s mid laner and Team BDS’s markman was the former’s ADC, Steven “Hans sama” Liv. His colleague was joined by Sergen “BrokenBlade” Çelik and Martin “Yike” Sundelin, so only Mihael “Mikyx” Mehle was missing. And it’s hard to pretend to be surprised — after all, the Danish midlaner’s team was the only one that did not lose a single series on the way to the final.
It was an extremely painful week for Ice. Not only did he fall into the loser’s bracket and he was knocked off his pedestal when it comes to KDA. The same thing also happened in the case of the minion kill ratio, in which the Korean has been outclassing the competition for a long time. This time, however, he was surpassed by SK Gaming botlaner Thomas “Exakick” Foucou.
Although “outperformed” may be the wrong word – the Frenchman said goodbye to the LEC Spring Split a round earlier. The decline of the BDS representative is therefore his own merit. From places 3-4. Patrik “Patrik” Jirů and David “Supa” Martínez García did not move, and Victor “Flakked” Lirol Tortosa was kicked out (although not from the play-offs, that was handled by Fnatic) by Hans herself. Will Marksman of the German organization, despite his quick finish, finish the knockout phase at the top of the farmers?
The Last Breath of the LEC Losers
The followers of the “it’s better together” theory have closed their elite group and do not intend to allow anyone to be included in the list of players with the highest share of team kills. The top five have not changed in terms of their participants, and we have not seen too many changes between them. The leadership position still belongs to Lee “Peach” Min-gyu. Now, the GIANTX forester holds the position on his own because Álvaro “Alvaro” Fernández del Amo lowered his rankings, which guaranteed him second place.
He’s not the only MAD Lions KOI fighter who has seen his position worsen. Javier “Elyoya” Prades Batalla had to hand over the bronze medal to Lee “IgNar” Dong-geun. And this is 100% thanks to Lviv – the Giants watched LEC only on the screen in the last round. Just like Ismaïl “ISMA” Boualem, seemingly content with his role as the top’s “gatekeeper.”
There are 199 Frags in the Series, and Even More Damage
If any of you have somehow not yet watched the bloodiest series in the history of the LEC, you already have the perfect plan for tonight. Fnatic’s match against Team Vitality provided not only a priceless spectacle, but also a record number of kills in BO5 since the league’s inception. And that’s in just four games! It is therefore not surprising that the ranking of the most brutal players is almost entirely occupied by players of these two formations.
Although the Black and Orange team had the upper hand in this clash, the first place went to the Bees’ ADC – Matyáš “Carzzy” Orság. The Czech nation turned out to be exceptionally dangerous, because one point lower, with a slightly worse result, was Marek “Humanoid” Brázda. The Koreans are also in the lead – Kyeong “Photon” Gyu-tae and Oh “Noah” Hyeon-taek are bravely chasing their club colleagues. And below them sat alone the only Danish raisin from G2 in the person of Caps.
Win Lane, Lose Game
An individual advantage in the early stages of the game means absolutely nothing. The members of the domination circle learned this the hard way, most of whom have already said goodbye to the spring edition of the competition. The only player still in the title game closes out today’s rankings – and that’s BrokenBlade. The remaining four nicknames on the list will only be seen on screens in the summer split. However, it is worth paying them one last tribute.
The winner of the plebiscite is the self-proclaimed “best ADC in Europe” – Supa with an impressive result: over 600 gold pieces of average advantage in the 15th minute. There is a large gap under the Spanish shooter, behind which are the two GX players, Andrei “Odoamne” Pascu and Peach, and Photon, who has been in the fight a little longer than them.