The Mid Season Invitational group stage was filled with intense League of Legends action. Superstars from around the world showcased their skills, providing thrilling team and individual performances. In this article, we will review the standout and underwhelming performances from a fantasy perspective.
Top Lane (Average: 13.78 SKPPG)
No standout player emerged in the top lane, as all players averaged around 13.78 SKPPG. Kim “Khan” Dong-ha, who is often considered the best top laner, had a lukewarm performance with 15.85 SKPPG.
Jungle (Average: 16.08 SKPPG)
Jake “Xmithie” Puchero from Team Liquid stood out as the top performer in the jungle role. His exceptional 83.80% kill participation and 17.13 SKPPG made him a key player for his team. Meanwhile, Han “Peanut” Wang-ho from KINGZONE DragonX had a disappointing tournament, resulting in his benching.
Mid Lane (Average: 18.72 SKPPG)
Huang “Maple” Yi-Tang from Flash Wolves showcased strong numbers throughout the tournament, finishing with the highest SKPPG (22.35) among all mid laners. On the other hand, Eugene “Pobelter” Park from Team Liquid struggled, contributing to his team’s elimination.
ADC (Average: 21.78 SKPPG)
Jian “Uzi” Zi-Hao from Royal Never Give Up proved why he is considered the best ADC in the world. With a remarkable 11.8 KDA and 28.13 SKPPG, Uzi outperformed his competitors. However, Martin “Rekkles” Larsson from Fnatic failed to make a significant impact, resulting in a subpar performance.
Support (Average: 13.31 SKPPG)
Shi “Ming” Sen-Ming from Royal Never Give Up stood out among the support players with his impressive playmaking abilities. His 7.7 KDA and 19.55 SKPPG exceeded expectations. On the other hand, Lê “RonOP” Thiên Hàn from EVOS Esports had a disappointing performance, struggling with a low KDA and only 4.08 SKPPG.
Overall, the MSI group stage delivered surprises, from Flash Wolves’ early dominance to Team Liquid’s impressive comeback. Players like Uzi showcased their legendary skills, solidifying their status as the best in the world. The semifinals promise to bring even more excitement, so make sure to prepare your daily fantasy lineups and mark the date. Royal Never Give Up will face off against Fnatic on Friday at 6am CT. Don’t miss it.