What are my chances of going pro?

The S Warrior·6/25/2018, 9:45:11 AM·1 votes·1,687 views

Hi. So I was actually wondering, what are my chance of going pro? Yes It's my dream blah blah, but what is the actual posibility? I'm D3, 16 y/o and never really grinded to get any higher, but right now I really wanna dedicate most of my time to the game. Is it possible for me to get good enough? What y'all think?

2 Comments

Felidae776/25/2018, 4:45:30 PM2 votes

...are you posting from a smurf? 'cause, best as I can tell, this account is lvl 36, and is in S2, not D3. If so, post from your main account, so people can actually see what you're doing, and give you specific advice.

More generally, there's millions of League players. There's hundreds of LCS players. Your odds are poor. To truly get into the LCS it means treating League like a job. It means reading the patch notes as they come out. Staying right on top the meta. More importantly, understanding the why of the meta. And it means playing, playing, and more playing, to understand the champions, their ranges, their mutual interactions, and much more.

Even more important, you must be a team player. Understand team comps, and know how to adapt yourself to them. Know when to play a tank, when to play a supportive role, when to go AD or AP to complement your draft. Yes, your mechanical skills are important, but fitting in a team is even more so.

Finally, at 16 y/o: Stay in school, do your best. A career in league is a long shot at best. If you have the skills to make it big in this, you have the skills to do so in a more conventional career too. Keep you options open.

BigBellBrute6/25/2018, 6:30:03 PM1 votes

It is harder to go from D3 to pro level than i is from zero to D3. My advice is stay in school, do your homework, keep those grades up and spend your free time grinding league. If you make it fine, if you don't, well then you go to college. By the way many colleges have league teams too.