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CS:GO Slate Summary: DreamHack (8am EST)

2 games onDK

Best of 3series

CS:GO SlateOverview

CS:GO Game#1: FaZe (-188) vs BIG (+137)

With only a two-game CS:GO slate on tap on DraftKings, we’re going to have to find a way to get different with our lineup construction and this first game is a perfect spot to do so. The last time these two squads faced off just four days ago, BIG took down FaZe 2-0 and took advantage of FaZe’s mistake during the ban phase. If I had to guess how it would play out, I see BIG banning Train, which they do at an 83% rate, and FaZe countering by banning Vertigo, which they do at a 74% clip. BIG will likely choose Nuke or Overpass, where they have FaZe’s number, and FaZe will counter by either picking Inferno or Mirage. Last time they played, FaZe ended up picking the former and lost 16-5, so it wouldn’t surprise me to see them turn to Mirage this time out, not only for that reason, but because only broky (1.12) has a K/D over 1.00 on Inferno in the last month. I think BIG then bans whichever FaZe does not choose while FaZe will ban whichever BIG does not choose, leaving Dust2 as the map leftover. Ultimately, if FaZe chooses to take their chance on Inferno again, I’ll take BIG as the underdog here, but should the favorite learn from their previous mistake during the ban phase, this one will likely go 3 maps but I still like BIG’s upside.

Top Plays: syrsoN($7,400), tabseN ($8,400), XANTERES ($6,600)

Top Plays:NiKo ($8,800), broky ($7,000)

CS:GO Game#2: Cloud9 (+175) vs Team Liquid (-225)

The bookmakers have this one listed as an easy Team Liquid victory, but I disagree. As always, the ban phase will likely dictate the winner here; C9 bans Mirage at an 83% rate and this shouldn’t change given that it’s Team Liquid’s map of choice, while TL bans Train at a 100% clip. C9 will surely choose Overpass and cruise to victory there, where TL will likely select Inferno, Dust2, or Nuke. The issue with that is C9 actually matches up well on those maps, so this series will likely come down to C9 being able to close out a series, which, knowing them, they’ll somehow find a way to lose, but they looked great versus MiBR so I’ll definitely have my shares in almost half of my CS:GO lineups.

Top Plays:floppy ($8,200), motm ($6,400), oSee ($7,200)

Top Plays: EliGe($8,600), NAF ($7,800), Twistzz ($6,800)

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We are going to start by breaking down the two matchups of the new LPL split scheduled to go off at 5 am and 7 am Eastern standard time on Saturday, June 13th. The DraftKings and FanDuel slates lock at 5 am SHARP. The slate is two best of three-game series LPL (Chinese League) matches.

The first match is VICTORY FIVE (V5) VS. LGD GAMING (LGD) -240). The second match is OH MY GOD (OMG) (+220) VS. EDWARD GAMING (EDG) (-315). I am going to break down each game the way I feel it will play out. I will post my betting picks and favorite team immediately following the breakdown.

At the later stage of my article, I will have a list of my favorite captain’s/stars in order of preference. This article is for both Draftkings and FanDuel.

MATCH ONE: LPL SUMMER SPLIT

MATCH ONE: LGD GAMING (LGD) (-240) VS. VICTORY FIVE (V5) (+170).

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YOU ASK, AND YOU SHALL RECEIVE! Looking at the first game of this LPL DFS slate, my first thought was to immediately hit the submit all-in button on Victory Five (V5). Instead of making a decision based on emotion, I chose to sit back, take a deep breath, do some more research, and think logically.
After looking more into this game (V5 vs. LGD), I quickly started to change my tune. Even though V5 has looked like they are a top team in their previous two games, the truth is, they haven’t played anyone good.

They have played OMG and DMO. Both of those teams are profoundly lacking skilled players and tend to make a lot of mistakes other teams won’t.
Looking into LGD a little more, going back to the last split, I noticed that this team (LGD) is actually pretty good. They have given some top teams a tough time in the past.

I am by no means saying that V5 is a top tier team but, what I am saying is that they have looked a lot better this split than the last. That does not change my mind, though.

The thing that made me change my mind to go from V5 to LGD was the fact that LGD beat one of the better teams in the league (ES). LGD looked like a team that knew what they were doing, and I think it continues here. V5 should NOT get swept. In fact, they should win one of the games in the best of three series, but I do believe that they lose two of them in a two to one series loss.

I will have LGD in 60% of my LOL LPL DFS lineups and 40% (just in case)(hedge lines) of Victory 5. All of my stacks will either be a four-man stack or a three-man stack.

MY LOL DFS PICK: LGD GAMING (LGD) (-240)

MATCH TWO: SUMMER SPLIT.

OH MY GOD (OMG) (+220) VS. EDWARD GAMING (EDG) (-315).

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In the next match of the LOL LPL is, in my opinion, a no brainer. OMG has been obliterated in both of their first two matches this split so far. They looked horrible. I do not think EDG lights up the scoreboard by any means but, I do think they win convincingly. DO NOT FORGET, that it is the beginning of the new season and anything can happen. THE END.

FAVORITE CAPTAINS / STARS:

Kramer (MID) (LGD)

Hope (ADC) (EDG)

Scout(MID) (EDG)

SamD (ADC) (V5)

Xiye (MID) (LGD)

Mole (MID) (V5)

SLATE SUMMARY: LPL SUMMER SPLIT

I will be building ten ESPORTS DFS lineups. I do not believe in putting all of my eggs into one basket so, I will have TWO lineups ONLY of OMG, and both are going to be three-man stacks. One lineup stacked with LGD and the other with V5. I will have 80% of EDG. All of my EDG lines will either be a three or four-man stack paired with either V5 or LGD. All of my stacks of LGD (60%) and V5 (40%) will either be a four-man stack or a three-man stack. ADC and MID are always my priorities as captains. If need be, use JNG as captain to force certain stacks of the favorites in.

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CS:GO Slate Summary: DreamHack EU (8am EST)

  • 3 games on DK and FD
  • Best of 3 series
  • Pricing is referred to DraftKings

CS:GO Slate Overview

CS:GO Game #1: FaZe (+125) vs Natus Vincere (-175)

Well, we saw what NAVI is capable of when electronic and s1mple play the way they did yesterday versus MAD Lions; they simply (pun intended?) looked unbeatable and like the dominant team that got them to the top of the rankings. Both teams ban Vertigo at 93% and 74% rates so one will certainly ban it, but after that it’s pretty tough to see what maps these two squads will play on. Given NAVI’s performance yesterday, it’s tough to fade them, and s1mple’s price makes absolutely no sense on DK.

Top Plays: s1mple ($8,400) electronic ($7,600),Perfecto (6,000) or flamie ($5,200)

CS:GO Game #2: GenG (+225) vs Team Liquid (-300)

This game will be closer than Vegas odds dictate it tobe. TL bans Train at a 100% rate and will eliminate GenG’s top map in the process,while GenG will likely ban Overpass, which they do at a 66% clip. Of the other5 maps, the only one GenG really matches up well on is Mirage, where they’reriding a 5-map winning streak, but it’s also TL’s map of preference. Ultimately,I’ll take TL 2-1 in this series.

Top Plays: EliGe ($9,000), NAF ($8,000), Twistzz($7,200)

GenG stack: BnTeT ($6,600), s0m ($5,800)

CS:GO Game #3: MiBR (-175) vs Cloud9 (+125)

This game could go either way, but with C9’s tendencyto fall off the face of the Earth late in maps, I’ll take the depth of MiBR towin the series. MiBR bans Nuke at an 84% rate while C9 bans Mirage at an 82%clip. Of the 5 maps reminaing, I really like Fallen and kNgV- to crush in this series,while fer’s ceiling is undeniable and is a nice piece to make a full stack. Ifyou’re playing c9, floppy is your main guy, while oSee makes for a GPP play.

Top Plays: Fallen ($8,600), kNgV- ($7,000), fer($7,600)

One-Off: floppy ($8,200)

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We are going to start by breaking down the two matchups of the new LPL split scheduled to go off at 5 am and 7 am Eastern standard time on Tuesday, June 12th. The DraftKings and FanDuel slates lock at 5 am SHARP. The slate is two best of three-game series LPL (Chinese League) matches.

The first match is Royal Never Give Up (RNG) (-500) Vs. LNG Esports (LNG) (+325). The second match is FunPlus Phoenix (FPX) (-550) Vs. Bilibili Gaming (BLG) (+335). I am going to break down each game the way I feel it will play out. I will post my betting picks and favorite team immediately following the breakdown.

At the later stage of my article, I will have a list of my favorite captain’s/stars in order of preference. This article is for both Draftkings and FanDuel.

MATCH ONE: LPL SUMMER SPLIT

Royal Never Give Up (RNG) (-500) Vs. LNG Esports (LNG) (+325).

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After watching the previous performance of RNG, I concluded that even though they beat up OMG pretty well, they made plenty of mistakes. If RNG makes those mistakes against any other team, they will get exploited. I do feel that everyone thinks that RNG has an easy ride here versus previously one of the worse teams in the LPL. The keyword there is PREVIOUSLY. I believe that LNG is going to give them a run for their money.

Both Maple and Light looked amazing in LNG’s recent win, which was against a -4000 favorite in FunPlus Phoenix (FPX). FPX was one of the top teams in the previous split, and I believe they could still perform well if the mistakes they made don’t get exploited again like LNG did to them. I’m going to have exposure to both teams (60/40 split). My lean and yes, it sounds crazy, but it is on LNG to exploit the weaknesses of RNG in a very close bloody best of three series.

MY LOL DFS PICK: LNG ESPORTS (+325).

MATCH TWO: SUMMER SPLIT.

FunPlus Phoenix (FPX) (-550) Vs. Bilibili Gaming (BLG) (+335).

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We all witness the astonishing defeat that FPX just took at the hands of LNG, but what if I told you I think it can happen again in back to back games? FPX did not play terribly. They actually played pretty well last game. Unfortunately for them, LNG had their number and perfectly exploited their weaknesses; to be honest entirely outperformed them.

DON’T FORGET that we are on a brand new season in the LPL, and EVERY TEAM has a fresh start. Even though FPX could definitely be a top team, they are facing off against a team (Bilibili Gaming) that is notorious for giving every team they play, everything they can handle, and continuously forcing almost every best of three series to the third and close game. I personally think that BLG continues to do that here and can potentially send another big upset over to FPX. I will have a 60/40 split in my LPL DFS lineups in favor of BLG.

FAVORITE CAPTAINS / STARS:

Maple (MID) (LNG)

Light (ADC) (LNG)

Fofo (MID) (BLG)

Betty (ADC) (RNG)

Wings (ADC) (BLG)

LWX (ADC) (FPX)

SLATE SUMMARY: LPL SUMMER SPLIT

I will be building ten ESPORTS DFS lineups. I will have 60% of my lineups with a three or four-man stack of LNG. My lineup builds will have a 60/40 split on my four or three-man stacks of both BLG (60%) and FPX (40%).

Tonight I will be using different combinations of player captains, focusing on the best overall build. ADC and MID are always my priorities. My lineups will have a share of 40% of three or four-man stacks of RNG (HEDGE PURPOSES ONLY). Let me say this again, I AM PLAYING GPP ONLY. I am taking a very big risk on two big underdogs but, just in case, i have 40% of both of the heavy favorites in my lineups.

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LoL Slate Overview NA Academy Breakdown 06/11

LoL Game 1: Cloud9 (-300) vs 100 Thieves Academy (+210)

Cloud9 is the clear-cut favorite here, and rightfullyso. They finished first in the LoL NA Academy last split with a 14-4 record andcruised their way to the championship by dominating teams in all facets of thegame and make for great LoL DFS options with their 17 kills per game. In theirmost recent match in Week 8 of the LoL NA Academy Spring split, C9 took down100 Thieves in just 29 minutes by a kill count of 26-10. They’ll be chalky, sofeel free to get different in large field tournaments, but they’re arguably thebest target on the slate.

Pick: C9 (-300)

Starters: Fudge, Inori, PALAFOX, TOMO, Diamond

LoL Game 2: FlyQuest Academy (-115 PK) vs ImmortalsAcademy (-115 PK)

In a game where Vegsa has the line as a pick ‘em,FlyQuest is the target for me. With both opponents missing the LoL NA AcademySpring split playoffs last season with identical 7-11 records, I’ll takeFlyQuest who went 2-0 versus Immortals Academy just a few months ago. In theirmost recent match, coming in Week 8 of the spring split, FlyQuest was all overImmortals, beating them in 30 minutes and winning the kill count 18-3. Theirother win came in Week 1 where it was much less entertaining; FlyQuest lead 9-5in kills but won in 30 minnutes, nonetheless. With everyone basing their LoLDFS lineups on Vegas odds should they not be researching as much, FlyQuestmakes for an intriguing low owned stack.

Pick: FlyQuest Academy (-115 PK)

Starters: Revenge, Fanatiik, Triple, MASH, Big

LoL Game 3: Team SoloMid Academy (-180) vs Team LiquidAcademy (+130)

The third game has one of my preferred pivots off achalky Cloud 9, Team SoloMid. TSM finished the spring split with a 10-8 record,but after a quarterfinal win versus 100 Thieves, they saw Cloud9 in thesemi-finals and didn’t stand a chance. TSM beat TL in both matches last split tocome out with a perfect 2-0 record versus their opponent today; the first gamewas more objective based, with the kill count being 15-8 in favor of TSM butthe game was 43 minutes long. The second matchup was much more appealing interms of LoL DFS output with TSM winning the kill count 21-6 and taking care ofbusiness in only 30 minutes; TSM makes for a great stack today.

Pick: Team SoloMid Academy (-180)

Starters: Dhokla, Winston, EVOLVED, LOST, Treatz

LoL Game 4: Counter Logic Gaming Academy (+195) vsEvil Geniuses Academy (-280)

The fourth game of the LoL NA Academy slate presentsanother heavy favorite in EG who takes on the basement dwellers in CounterLogic. CLG finished dead last in the spring split with an abysmal 4-14 recordand looked lost out there, while EG finished third with an 11-7 record and afinals berth versus Cloud9. Lock EG in this game and don’t think twice.

Pick: Evil Geniuses Academy (-280)

Starters: **TOP is not listed (DNP)**, AnDa, Giyuu,Deftly, Matt

LoL Game 5: Golden Guardians Academy (+145) vs TeamDignitas Academy (-200)

Having finished 2nd in the LoL NA Academy Spring split standings, Team Dignitas looks to be another good target for us on this slate, along with Cloud9 and EG. Both games were low scoring affairs, with each respective club taking a game apiece. In DIG’s win, they only had 11 kills in a 43-minute win – talk about a snooze fest. While they do make for a good target against GG, they get a slight bump down my list because of the low LoL DFS output. If targeting anyone here, Akaadian is the man, who looked good in their pro club last split.

Pick: Team Dignitas Academy (-200)

Starters: Lourlo, Akaadian, Fenix, Asta, **SUP notlisted (DNP)**

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CS:GO Slate Summary: DreamHack EU (8am EST)

  • 3 games on DK and FD
  • Best of 3 series
  • Pricing is referred to DraftKings

CS:GO Slate Overview

CS:GO Game #1: MAD Lions (+137) vs Natus Vincere(-188)

MAD Lions have been playing some stellar CS:GO as of late and come in to face the #1 ranked team in the world, NAVI. The latter’s roster begins and ends with their dynamic duo of s1mple and electronic, with no disrespect to the other teammates; this team is only as good as how these two players play on a given day, as seen in their last loss to G2 earlier at DH where they got dominated because of s1mple’s struggles despite electronic’s heroic performance. Ultimately, I want exposure to both sides, as one can make an argument for s1mple being one of, if not the best player in the world, but with how well MAD has been playing, it wouldn’t surprise me to see them take this one 2-1. NAVI bans Vertigo at a 92% clip while MAD bans Inferno at a 56% rate, however they can also choose to ban NAVI’s map of preference, Dust2, so it is unlikely we see two of those three maps being played. MAD’s map statistics actually favor them in this one, as does their recent form compared to that of NAVI, but there’s no denying s1mple’s talent and his ability to take over a series.

Top Plays: s1mple ($10,200), electronic ($8,000)

Top Plays: Bubzkji ($7,800) with sjuush ($6,600) oracoR ($6,800)

CS:GO Game #2: Ninjas in Pyjamas (-120 PK) vs FaZe(-120 PK)

Had this game been played a month ago, we wouldn’t blink and just lock in FaZe. However, here we are, with NIP looking like the team they were 2 months ago and FaZe coming off a brutal loss to BIG. Ultimately, I think this one comes down to the ban phase, and I’m siding with NIP. Here’s why: NIP bans Dust2 at a 97% rate and hate playing there, while FaZe will likely ban Vertigo, where they’ve only played once and have a 74% first ban rate. FaZe will likely choose Mirage, where they have NIP’s number, but they’ll counter by picking Overpass, where FaZe has had limited success. This leaves Inferno, Nuke, and Train to be leftover, where NIP needs to ban Nuke from FaZe. If they do, they’ll take it 2-1, if everything goes as planned. If they somehow mess this up during the ban phase, FaZe will take it 2-1. Mentioned below is “Twist or REZ” which shocks me as I write it: REZ is the far superior player talent-wise but Twist has been playing much better over the past month. In the past 30 days, Twist has a better KD than REZ on Mirage (1.07 vs 0.80) and on Overpass (1.18 vs 0.98) so, surprisingly, I lean Twist over REZ. Both broky and rain struggle on Mirage, and with NiKo being the only player with a K/D over 1.00 on Overpass, I’ll lean with NiKo and coldzera for my 2-man FaZe stack, should you want exposure to that side of the series.

Top Plays: nawwk ($7,400), Plopski ($7,200), Twist($6,600) or REZ ($6,800)

Top Plays: NiKo ($9,400), coldzera ($7,000)

CS:GO Game #3: 100 Thieves (+120) vs FURIA (-170)

With all due respect to 100 Thieves, I don’t see them winning this series at all. Okay, maybe not “not at all”, but FURIA comes into the matchup as the better team overall, both in talent and form, and have the map advantages. FURIA will ban Dust2, which they do at a 97% rate, and 100 Thieves will likely counter by banning Overpass, which they do at a 91% rate. This leaves both teams getting their map of choice, Mirage and Vertigo, respectively. The issue for 100 Thieves is that they’ll get smoked on Mirage, whereas FURIA is no slouch on OHT’s map choice, Overpass, posting a 60% winning percentage. Of the three maps remaining, Train, Nuke, and Inferno, it is unlikely FURIA takes a chance on Train given the chance that they lose there, whereas the dominance they see over 100 Thieves on both Nuke and Inferno will be too hard to pass up, but again, anything can happen in the ban phase. I’ll take FURIA 2-1, but if there’s a chance for a 100 Thieves upset, the top plays there are also listed. Surprinsingly, KSCERATO is the worst performer on Mirage, with arT, yuurih, and HEN1 absolutely dominating that map with K/D ratios of 1.57, 1.74, and 1.61, respectively, compared to KSCERATO’s 1.14. On Overpass, all 4 players are relatively even, and I’ll ultimately side with the Big 3 because of arT’s struggles on Nuke, but should it not be the map leftover and the third map of the series, he could make an interesting salary saver. The 100 Thieves stack is ranked based on their statistics on how I think the maps will play out.

Top Plays: yuurih ($7,600), HEN1 ($8,200), KSCERATO($8,400), arT ($6,200)

Top Plays: jks ($7,200), Gratisfaction ($7,000), jkaem($6,400)

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The strategy going into today’s League of Legends (LoL) slate is slightly different than any other two-gamer; typically, we recommend hedging both games to get every combination possible and ensure your chances at a takedown in the process, if MMEing, but we have ourselves a lock in the first game where there is no hedge necessary. If playing 3-max tournaments or even single entries, recommended picks and strategies are listed below. Let’s dive in!

LoL Game 1: Dominus eSports (+333) vs eStar (-500)

The first game on tonight’s LoL LPL slate sees DMO taking on eStar where the latter is a heavy favorite, and rightfully so. Last season, DMO finished the spring split on a strong note and pulled off some nice upsets and took some playoff teams to 3 games in multiple series. However, the summer split is a different narrative, and they look awful. With the losses of Gala, xiye, and Mark, DMO has been reeling to begin the summer split and should be in tough versus eStar. Yes, ES lost their best player in Cryin who has returned to RNG, but they should dominate with ease. ES comes into the series with a projected 16.5 kills per game, however, it could escalate to a much greater degree; DMO got wiped by V5 in their opening series of the summer split and fed kills left, right, and center. V5 finished the series with 41 kills in two games, and does not boast the individual talent that eStar does in Wink, Xiaobai, SciauC, and Wei. Although we typically suggest to hedge both games on a LoL two-game slate to ensure that you have nearly every combination possible, there’s no hedge necessary here. Lock in ES; targets are listed in order of preference.

Pick: eStar (-500)

Targets: Wink (ADC), Wei (JNG), SciauC (SUP), Xiaobai(TOP), Team ES, Fenfen (MID)

LoL Game 2: Team WE (+162) vs Invictus Gaming (-225)

So, what happens after ES dominates DMO? We have a wide-open slate, that’s what. The second game will dictate GPP winning lineups, and rightfully so. IG will be exposed at the JNG position, where beishang should handle his business as usual versus Ning, who takes over for Leyan after the latter left for VG. However, the issue for WE lies in the mid-lane; Teacherma is limited to a handful of champions that he likes to play, and should IG be smart enough to remove them in the ban phase, Rookie will go to town all series long. However, we’ve seen weirder things happen, as EDG didn’t ban Teacherma’s preferred plays in their first matchup of the LoL LPL summer split, and we all saw how that turned out. Ideally, you want to hedge this game; it will have a high kill count and many team fights with the way both of these teams play; you’ll want to ensure exposure to 4-man stacks from both sides. Ultimately, I think IG takes this one with beishang stuck between a rock and a hard place covering for both Morgan and Teacherma, who I see losing their individual battles versus TheShy and Rookie, respectively. If WE were to win this one, it’s not only because IG didn’t ban Teacherma’s champion pool, but because beishang dives top lane with Morgan to attack TheShy two on one all series long.

Pick: IG (-225)

Top Targets: Rookie (MID), Puff (ADC), TheShy (TOP),Southwind (SUP), Team IG, Ning (JNG)

Hedge: Jiumeng (ADC), beishang (JNG), Teacherma (MID),Morgan (TOP), Missing (SUP), Team WE

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CS:GO Slate Summary: DreamHack EU (8am EST)

  • 3 games on DK and FD
  • Best of 3 series
  • Pricing is referred to DraftKings

CS:GO Slate Overview

CS:GO Game #1: MAD Lions (-120 PK) vs Fnatic (-120 PK)

The first game of the CS:GO DH slate has plenty of DFS appeal with Fnatic taking on MAD Lions. Led by their underappreciated star player, Bubzjki ($8,400), MAD Lions has been making waves in the past month or two. However, today they get a tough matchup versus Fnatic, who have been playing much better since KRIMZ took his play to another level. MAD Lions will likely ban Inferno, which is Fnatic’s best map, and Fnatic will likely counter by banning Mirage or Vertigo. I’m hoping they keep MAD off of Mirage rather than go with their current trend of banning Vertigo and take their chances should it be available for a round 2 ban in the second ban phase. MAD is in slightly better form and have beat Fnatic in the past month, but KRIMZ is playing out of his mind lately and I think it’ll be a very close series that goes 3 maps should Fnatic first ban Mirage and then Vertigo. Brollan is a priced a little steep for my liking so I’ll be prioritizing other targets listed below with this match going any way, but he makes for an elite target, nonetheless.

Top Plays: KRIMZ ($8,600), JW ($6,600), Brollan($9,400)

Top Plays: Bubzkji ($8,400) with sjuush ($6,800) oracoR ($6,200)

CS:GO Game #2: Team Vitality (-175) vs Ninjas in Pyjamas(+125)

When Plopski ($7,000) plays the way he did versus Astralis, NIP looks like a different squad. However, I ultimately don’t think Vitality’s #10 ranking does them justice; they look like one of the best CS:GO teams in the world right now and should be closer to to #5 than they are. Nobody is stopping ZywOo any time soon, and you can make a case for him to be the best player in the world right now. Vitality is higher ranked, in better form, and are 3-1 versus NIP in the past month. NIP will likely ban Dust2, which they do at a 97% clip, and is also Vitality’s go-to map. Vitality will likely counter by banning Overpass or Train; it is more likely to be the latter since they do so at a 100% rate. Even though I think NIP can steal a map if they get to play on Train, Vitality has them outmatched on the other 4 and will win 2-1 or 2-0. ZywOo’s price is finally above 10k on DraftKings, but he is still the best players on the slate and will be in all my lineups. Vitality will be the core of most of my CS:GO builds, beginning with ZywOo and shox, with a ZywOo one-off being the minimum exposure I’ll have.

Top Plays: ZywOo ($10,200), shox ($6,800), apex ($6,600)

CS:GO Game #3: BIG (+120) vs G2 (-170)

BIG shocked the CS:GO world yesterday with a convincing sweep of FaZe 2-0 in yesterday’s game. However, G2 looked just as good versus NAVI and their two-headed monster in s1mple and electronic. Led by the three musketeers of huNter-, kennyS, and nexa, G2 is a deep, talented roster that could make our GPP lineups get to the top of the leaderboards. G2 bans Overpass at an 84% rate and BIG bans Train at a 79% rate, so it’s likely those two maps get pushed to the sideline. Both teams are fairly close in map statistics throughout the remaining five and getting exposure to both sides will be important for our MME lineup construction. If making a single entry GPP bullet, I lean G2 because of their overall team composition versus that of BIG.

Top Plays: huNter- ($8,000), kennyS ($8,200), nexa($7,400)

One-Off: syrsoN ($7,000), tabseN ($7,800)

Top CS:GO Targets (DK)

  • ZywOo ($10,200)
  • KRIMZ ($8,600)
  • huNter- ($8,000)

Top CS:GO Targets (FD)

  • ZywOo ($12,000)
  • KRIMZ ($10,500)
  • Bubjzki ($9,700)

Top CS:GO Salary Savers (FD)

  • Bubjzki ($9,700)
  • acoR ($9,100)
  • apEX ($8,500)

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What’s going on everybody today’s LPL breakdown will be very concise again as I’m finishing up finals, but this slate is a very tricky one we have a close game in VG vs RNG and huge favorites vs huge underdogs in SN vs JDG, I’ll be listing my plays and have a strong stand tonight on what will bring us to the green land.

(LPL) Vici Gaming (+105) vs. Royal Never Give Up (-150)

This will be a very close game as odds suggest this game will definitely be a toss-up the players match up pretty even but I give the bot lane advantage to RNG both teams looked good to start the season, and this game will have a split in ownership. This game I also project a higher scoring game compared to the other game. Last time they played each other in the LPL spring split VG won 2-0 so there’s that anyway everyone is in play here and this has a high chance of going to three games.

STARTING LINEUP:

Top Plays:

VG:

  • Forge – MID
  • Aix – JNG
  • iBoy – ADC
  • Hang – SUP

RNG: 

  • Xiaohu – MID
  • XLB – JNG 
  • Betty – ADC
  • Ming – SUP

(LPL) Suining (+300) vs. JDGaming (-475)

We saw what happened last night in the LPL with FPX, SN looks good so far and like I called it in the discord had them beating WE, but today i’m not too sure JDG I think will play through objectives and control the pace of the game. However if you are on SN you have a huge advantage in terms of ownership and leverage so with bankroll management if you like SN I suggest you play lower than you usually do because most of the time with these huge favorites they don’t lose too often. 


Starting lineup:

Top Plays:

(Play 3 players from this game including the team slot definitely low scoring due to JDG dictating pace) 

JDG:

  • Kanavi – JNG
  • Zoom – Top
  • Loken – ADC
  • LvMao – SUP
  • JDG TEAM SLOT

SN:

  • Angel – MID
  • Sofm – JNG
  • Huanfeng – ADC
  • SwordArt – SUP

Roster construction tips:

I’m on the two favorites here today with RNG and JDG 4-3 RNG/JDG very chalky tonight I think more people will be on VG since this game is so close and VG allows you to roster a Mid or ADC captain so hopefully, that inflates VG ownership, but I’ll take my stand on the two LPL favorites tonight here good luck and let’s cash.

Thanks for reading this slate breakdown. Stay on the lookout for more free content in KBO, CS:GO, and LoL. If you have have any questions or concerns you can reach out to me on twitter @Tpjsix or in the WinDaily Discord chat. Lets get this money and I hope you all cash. 

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We are going to start by breaking down the two matchups of the new LPL split scheduled to go off at 5 am and 7 am Eastern standard time on Tuesday, June 9th. The DraftKings and FanDuel slates lock at 5 am SHARP. The slate is two best of three-game series LPL (Chinese League) matches.

The first match is FUNPLUS PHOENIX (FPX) vs. LNG GAMING (LNG). The second match is ROGUE WARRIORS (RW) VS. TOP ESPORTS (TES). I am going to break down each game the way I feel it will play out. I will post my betting picks and favorite team immediately following the breakdown.

At the later stage of my article, I will have a list of my favorite captain’s/stars in order of preference. This article is for both Draftkings and FanDuel.

MATCH ONE: LPL SUMMER SPLIT

FUNPLUS PHOENIX (FPX) (-4000) VS. LNG ESPORTS (LNG) (+900).

Let’s call it how it is, LNG is terrible, finishing the previous spring split with an atrocious five wins and eleven loss record. LNG has been the stomping ground for many LPL teams everywhere, from the top tier teams to the lower tier teams. They have not been able to put together a consistent, winning team.


The 16th place LPL team from the spring split (out of 17 teams) has made no changes to their starting roster. They rolled out an identical roster of chenlun17, Xx, Maple, Light, Duan in their first match of the new split, and we’re embarrassed by the mistake-happy Suning squad.

In their second match of the new split, they are matched up against one of the best teams in the LPL (FunPlus Phoenix). FunPlus Phoenix finished the LPL spring split in third place with an impressive twelve win, four loss regular-season record. Their playoff road to the finals was tragically halted by what seemed to be an unbeatable force in JDG gaming (LPL spring split champions).


After being swept three to zip in a best of five series to JDG, they quickly bounced back and did the same exact thing to Invictus Gaming (IG), who in the beginning/middle regular season everyone thought was a shoo-in for the championship trophy.


FPX is one of the most dominant forces in the LPL. In my opinion, LNG does not stand a chance in this matchup. I will have 80% of my LOL DFS lineups with either a four-man or three-man stack of FPX.


LNG is going to come out of this matchup feeling as if four thousand bricks hit them. I never go entirely all-in on any team though, I will have two LNG stacks (hedge purposes only), just in case a needle IS found in a haystack, but I doubt it.

MY LOL DFS PICK: FUNPLUS PHOENIX (FPX) (-4000). Note, I will not be betting these ridiculous odds.

MATCH TWO: SUMMER SPLIT.

ROGUE WARRIORS (RW) (+355) VS. TOP ESPORTS (TES) (-550).

This match is a little bit closer than the first but still has a big-money line between Rogue Warriors (RW) as a +355 underdog and the runner up of the LPL spring season split, Top Esports (TES) as a -550 favorite.

RW finished the previous split with just under a 500 record, with seven wins and nine losses. They are far from the best team in the LPL, but are known to give some of the top tier teams a little bit of push back, but mostly just stealing one game of a best of three series.

With a starting roster looking almost identical to the previous split, only adding a new Jungler (JNG) in Youdang, I don’t see them making much of a run for the top to start things off. Youdang was previously on Edward Gaming’s youth team after being released from Vici Gaming in 2019.

For RW to make a significant impact, they will have to do more than just one addition to their sub 500 team.

This is where things get interesting. Top Esports was a high kill producing team as soon as they made the addition of an All-Star ADC in JackeyLove last split.

Unfortunately for TES, due to a few health issues, JackeyLove will be missing in action in their first series of the new LPL split. Other than the phenomenal play from the high producing ADC of JackeyLove, the only thing TES had on their roster (in my opinion) that makes opponents shake in their boots is the auto-killing Mid-Laner of Knight.

While one player can undoubtedly make the team better, it is a TEAM sport, and you need other players to step up and fill the shoes of the currently missing ADC.

The player that had their number called to step up was none other than QiuQiu. QiuQiu is usually a Support player for TES but has previous experience running the highlighted role of ADC in his career.

This is going to stir things up a bit, mainly because Draftkings and Fanduel have QiuQiu still listed as a Support player ONLY for tonights LOL DFS slate.

While I do think it will be a new experience for TES to deal with, they are a solid team. They can fully utilize every player on their roster and show the world that they can win with “the next man up” strategy.

I will have a boat-load of shares of both three-man and four-man stacks of TES. Just in case they have difficulties with this approach, I will have a 70/30 split of TES and RW in my LOL LPL DFS lineups.

FAVORITE CAPTAINS / STARS:

QiuQiu (SUP) (PLAYING ADC) (TES)

Knight (MID) (TES)

Tian (JNG) (FPX)

LWX (ADC) (FPX)

Doinb (MID) (EDG)

Crisp (SUP) (FPX)

SLATE SUMMARY: LPL SUMMER SPLIT

I will be building ten ESPORTS DFS lineups. I will have 80% of my lineups with a three or four-man stack of FPX. My lineup builds will have a 70/30 split on my four or three-man stacks of both TES (70%) and RW (30%).

Tonight I will be using different combinations of player captains, focusing on the best overall build. ADC and MID are always my priorities, but in order to get the stack with the highest output of fantasy production, I have no problem playing JNG as captain/star for this slate ONLY (rare circumstances). I will have a few lineups with double SUP because QiuQiu is listed as SUP only. My lineups will have a share of 20% of three or four-man stacks of LNG (HEDGE PURPOSES ONLY).

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