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LoL DFS: MSC 5/29 Breakdown

Mid-Season Cup League of Legends MSC 5/29 Breakdown (May 29th)
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Slate Breakdown

What up everybody I’m back with another breakdown, if you don’t know me you can call me Tai or my user (TPJSiX) I’m a new writer for WinDaily in the esports department specializing in LoL the biggest DFS esport. I’ve won countless GPP’s in LoL being a 1-2 lineup type of person per night, I also play the game League of Legends and have a good understanding of how champions, matchups, and what teams are good at what, etc. I’m really excited for this tournament and can’t wait for the LCS/LPL/LCK season to return next month, and I’ll make sure I help you guys all win money as I think esports will grow even more next season.

RECAP: 

If you took advantage of the CORE FOUR that was given out you should have landed a lineup that cashed if not even taken down some gpp depending on your contest selection. For me and a few of the Win Daily members we took down some gpp’s which is always nice, but we must stay the course.  I’m looking forward to keeping that going tonight as I plan to cash if not takedown a third gpp in a row tonight with only 2 lineups.

Format of the tournament:

1. Ping is artificially standardized to ensure competitive integrity

Group Stage

• Two groups with four teams each
• Single round robin
• All matches are best of one (Very important to take into account not Best of 3 like the regular season)
• Top 2 from each group advance to the Knockout Stage

Knockout Stage

• Single Elimination
• All matches are best of five

The first game of each series is played in blind pick, while the remaining games are played in draft pick

JDG vs GEN G – 3:00AM ET 

DRX vs Invictus Gaming – 3:50AM ET

Betting Lines/Odds for the 5/29 (MSC 1) Slate:

Kill totals have not been released as of 4EST. JDG vs GEN G should be more macroplay involved than team fighting leading to a lower kill share. DRX vs IG game to 4 man stack forsure if possible.

Match Overview: 

JDG vs GEN G – 3:00AM ET 

Projected Starting Lineups:

JDG: TOP – Zoom | JNG – Kanavi | MID – Yagao | ADC – Loken | SUP – LvMao

GEN G: TOP – Rascal | JNG – Clid | MID – Bdd | ADC – Ruler | SUP – Life

The LPL spring champions (JDG) squaring up vs LCK runner ups (GENG-G) this matchup will be an exciting one to watch and follow. JDG looked amazing last season finishing the season 18-2 including playoffs only dropping 2 games with Zoom in the starting lineup. That record is absurd,  the top laner has a crazy champion pool and can essentially play anything making it hard for any team to shut him down through the ban phase. JDG will be played through the top lane however I think Kanavi is JDG best player the Jungler plays carry type of champions and in this current League of Legends meta you will see more champions like (Graves, Olaf, Kindred, Lee Sin) be played rather than tanks like (Sejuanni, J4, etc)

Resulting in higher fantasy production at the Jungler position and I promise you Kanavi will get his hands on a carry jungler tonight and try to carry JDG to a win.

GEN G on the other hand plays through BDD in the Mid-Lane, but unfortunately I won’t be touching  GEN G at all there playstyle, and personnel I don’t think can match JDG. Kanavi is the best Jungler in the world and single handedly carried JDG to wins before Zoom was inserted into the starting lineup! I’m 100% on the JDG hype train tonight and you should start your lineups with Kanavi. Predicting a JDG 13-5 Victory

DRX vs Invictus Gaming – 3:50AM ET

Invictus Gaming: TOP – TheShy | JNG – Ning | MID – Rookie | ADC – Puff | SUP – Southwind

DRX: TOP – Doran  | JNG – Pyosik | MID – Chovy | ADC – Deft | SUP – Keria

IG vs DRX the game that will decide the slate as odds suggest a very close game with odds favoring IG, but I think IG has a clear advantage being a LPL team vs DRX who don’t seem to win many games when behind, and IG have the star talent to comeback and win games which is a horrible way to win games in League of Legends. IG hasn’t looked the sharpest they rely on talent to win them games. If you watched them throughout the spring split you would know they are very sloppy. DRX on the other hand is one of those teams that beat everyone below them and get dumpstered on by most of the teams above them. This match can go either way as I don’t have the clear read on it making it a good opportunity to hedge if you’re going with two lineups like me, but if you’re playing one line I would say play players on IG side and let me tell you why. IG is inserting Ning back into the starting lineup as Leyan has left the team I think is better for this team anyways. I think he has a lot to prove as if he doesn’t perform well this tournament he might be on his way out the door and IG will sign a new jungler. Teams have been beating IG by camping top lane and abusing TheShy overly aggressive playstyle, League of Legends is a mental game and when you’re a solo laner and it’s a constant 1v2 it’s annoying and very tilting making it impossible to win when one of your best players is shut down early, however with Ning in the starting lineup more resources will be dumped his way and ultimately think this game is going to be revolving around mid and top lane in laning phase and small skirmishes over objectives. I’m all over Rookie & TheShy today on the Invictus gaming side and locking them in. If I’m playing players from DRX I’m playing everyone but Pyosik. If DRX wins I will tell you right now it’s because TheShy fed his ass off from being camped. Predicting IG 20-8 Victory

CORE FOUR:

Roster Construction Tips:

4-3 stack once again is the most optimal strategy on one game slates, you could run a 3-3-1 if you believe the DRX vs IG game will go back and forth, but I think whatever team gets the lead early will most likely snowball it out of control 10+ kill spread difference in this one.

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

LoL DFS: MSC 5/28 Breakdown

Mid-Season Cup LoL DFS: MSC 5/28 Breakdown 

What’s going everybody if you don’t know me you can call me Tai or my user (TPJSiX) I’m a new writer at Win Daily for the esports department specializing in LoL, the biggest DFS esport. I’ve won countless GPP’s in LoL being a 1-2 lineup type of person per night, I also play the game League of Legends itself and have a good understanding of how champions, matchups, and what teams are good at what, etc. I’m really excited for this tournament and can’t wait for the LCS/LPL/LCK season to return next month, and I’ll make sure I help you guys all win money as I think esports will grow even more next season.

Format of the tournament:

1. Ping is artificially standardized to ensure competitive integrity

Group Stage

• Two groups with four teams each
• Single round robin
• All matches are best of one (Very important to take into account not Best of 3 like the regular season)
• Top 2 from each group advance to the Knockout Stage

Knockout Stage

• Single Elimination
• All matches are best of five

The first game of each series is played in blind pick, while the remaining games are played in draft pick

GROUP A/B broken down:

T1 vs. FunPlus Phoenix – 3:00AM ET

DAMWON Gaming vs. Top Esports – 4:00AM ET

Betting Lines/Odds for the 5/28 Slate:

Match Overview: 

T1 vs. FunPlus Phoenix – 3:00AM ET

Projected Starting Lineups:

T1: TOP – Canna | JNG – Cuzz | MID – Faker | ADC – Teddy | SUP – Effort

FPX: TOP – GimGoon | JNG – Tian | MID – Doinb | ADC – Lwx | SUP – Crisp

DoinB vs Faker in the mid-lane a very anticipated match up of two of the best teams in their respective region clash to get things started. T1 is a slight favorite here in the opening match-up for Group A. T1 came off winning the LCK spring playoffs and looked very strong in the second half of the split through excellent macroplay (playing around objectives over kills) reason why the kill total of this game is lower than the TES vs DWG which we will talk about later. The three players I want to highlight on the T1 side is Canna (Top) $6200, Cuzz (JG) $6600 who both look dominant in the spring playoffs. T1 is simply just the better team at the moment, but of course it’s a best of 1 so any of these two world class teams can win in a very snowball game meta. Touching on the FPX sides you get the usual DFS candidates targeting the bottom side of the map and ignoring FPX top lane in GimGoon just because he’s known to be a weak side top laner meaning less resource is given to him limiting his fantasy output. I am very heavy on the T1 side most likely targeting the two players I listed above and the team slot as I don’t see how this total goes above 23 kills. I’m projecting a 12-6 type of game played around objectives, and T1 starting off this tournament strong with a victory here.

DAMWON Gaming vs. Top Esports – 4:00AM ET

Projected Starting Lineups:

DWG: TOP – Nuguri | JNG – Canyon | MID – ShowMaker | ADC – Ghost| SUP – BeryL

TES: TOP – 369 | JNG – Karsa | MID – Knight | ADC – JackeyLove | SUP – QiuQiu

TES came in 2nd place and lost the LPL Spring Finals to JD Gaming which came down to the wire who I have coming top 2 in this tournament if not win it all, but they came into the playoffs blazing they looked very good. They added JackeyLove to their roster a few weeks before playoffs, and he has definitely taken them to the top with no pun intended. Top Esports now seems like a complete team after adding one of the best ADCs in the world, but I feel like I still lack support synergy as they had the support role rotate in and out. Overall the odds have this match like a blowout, but like I said in a best of 1 anything can happen, and unlike the T1 vs FPX game I with have shares to both teams in this game as I think DRX is the perfect leverage play in GPP and rostering them will allow you to get whoever you want at the Captain spot. All players are in play in this game, optimally this slate calls for a 4-3 stack and you’re going to want stack the bottom side of both teams (Mid, JG, ADC, Support) and avoid top lane as I think most of the kill shares in this game will not be going to the top laners. Since i’m on both teams I definitely think this game will have more kills than the T1 vs FPX game, but i’m not sure if it goes over the total of 25.5.

Players to Target: (Pricing based on DraftKings)

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T1: 

Faker  (MID) $7400

Canna (Top) $6200

Cuzz (JG) $6600

FPX:

DoinB (MID) $7200

Tian (JG) $6400

Crisp (SUPP) $5400

LWX (ADC) $7400

TES:

Whole roster in play but prioritize:

JackyLove (ADC) $7800

Knight (MID) $7600

Karsa (JG) $6800

DWG:

Nuguri (Top) $5800

Canyon (JG)  $6000

ShowMaker (MID) $6800

Ghost (ADC) $7000

Roster Construction Tips:

4-3 Stack on a two game slate I would advise playing 1-2 lines or at least pick 1 team to go all in on and then hedge the other two just because you’re not going to come out profitable stacking every single team unless you take down a GPP just not a + EV move. I’m all in on T1 and hedging between DWG and TES.

My Core Four: 

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