Group B: Week 1 Stats Breakdown

Riot·Oct 9, 2016·0 votes·9,373 views

It's the final day of the Worlds 2016 Group Stage here in San Francisco and only two spots remain for the Quarterfinals.

As the teams load onto the Rift let’s take a look back at the Group B stats from Week 1 to see what to look out for today.

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SK Telecom T1

They have the second lowest team jungle proximity at 37.8% -- the average is 6.37%.
Across the two games he played, Blank spent 12.8% of his time from 3-15 minutes in the enemy jungle -- the average is 7.7%.
As such he takes 20.1% of his opponent’s jungle by the 15 minute mark, the highest of any jungler.
Conversely, they have the third highest opponent team jungler proximity, mainly a result of Faker being consistently camped mid, with a 33.9% opponent jungler proximity -- this is way above the average of 23.6% for mid laners.
Despite additional pressure from the enemy jungler, Faker has the third highest CSD at 15 minutes for mid laners at 15.7.
They have the best average team gold lead at 20 minutes with 3523 gold lead.
The team has the third highest CSD at 15 minutes, with Duke, Faker, and Bang averaging a positive CSD.
Wolf has the second fastest Sightstone purchase time at 6:40.
They are tied with TSM for the highest Dragon control, taking 9 Dragons and conceding 3.

Cloud9

Impact gets very little help from Meteos, with a 2.7% jungle proximity, the lowest of any top laner -- at the same time he has one of the fourth highest opponent top jungle proximities.
Despite this, he averages +17 CSD at 15 minutes, which is the second highest amongst top laners.
Smoothie purchases his Sightstone the third slowest, averaging a 8:44 purchase time.
They’re 12th in terms of team gold lead at 20 minutes, with a 2356 gold deficit -- and it’s comprised mainly by Sneaky who is -813 GD at 20 minutes.
Second highest ADC and support proximity, with Sneaky and Smoothie spending 66.1% of their time together between 3-15 minutes.
Sneaky is the most efficient ADC in terms of damage dealt to gold spent with 2 damage to gold spent -- the average is 1.5.

I May

They have the worst Dragon taken rate, taken 3 and conceded 11.
Avoidless has the lowest own jungle share at 15 minutes, only getting 61.4% of his jungle.
Avoidless also has the lowest jungle farm, averaging 49 jungle minions a 15, the average is 56.
The team averages -3176 GD at 15 minutes, the largest average deficit at 15 minutes after Week 1.
Every lane is down in CS from 10-20 minutes.

Flash Wolves

Played the most champions out of any team, with 15 unique champions.
Even if you don’t count their game vs. Cloud9 they have the longest average game time.
They have gotten first blood and first turret in all three games -- and are the only team to secure both objectives in all three games.
Overall one of the best early game teams in terms of kills.
Second best average team lead at 15 minutes -- they average +2316 gold.
They have the slowest outer mid turret time at 29:52, which is 7 minutes above the average.
They do not get their gold leads by winning lanes in CS -- Flash Wolves have the lowest team CSD at 15 minutes with -38.7.
MMD has a particularly hard time in lane, averaging the worst CSD at 15 minutes with -27.3 -- this is despite having the highest jungle proximity out of all top laners, as well as the lowest opponent jungle proximity.

Tune in at 1 PM PT today as Group B comes to its conclusion and the final two Quarterfinal teams are locked in.

14 Comments

gerg101Oct 10, 20165 votes

༼ つ ◕◕ ༽つ C9 TAKE MY ENERGY ༼ つ ◕◕ ༽つ

SteefnessOct 10, 20163 votes

I'm sure the Canadians watching appreciate the U.S.A. chants for a team that's less than half from the U.S.A.

Im Here My SonOct 10, 20162 votes

Yeah, I also found that pretty cringe. It's just Meteos and Sneaky who're American. e____e

ReaxetionOct 10, 20162 votes

'Just' 40% of the team is from USA... That is not insignificant (Don't forget the owner is also from the US). Add in the fact that they are playing IN the United States. Both CLG and TSM have 2 players from USA as well. Oh, one other thing... The USA Air Force sponsors them. I think that C9 have a right to receive USA chants when going to quarterfinals in USA. Sure, they have a Canadian, a European, and a Korean, but the crowd is excited that their home country is represented at all.

SteefnessOct 15, 20162 votes

It shows the world that we're a bunch of meatheads who don't understand that it's a bigger region than just the US.

JunbaoOct 10, 20163 votes

Smoothie is Canadian. Since Canada is part of North America...he is in the correct region. NA doesn't always have to mean United States.

NA - Sneaky, Meteos, Smoothie, and Thinkcard
EU - Jensen
KOR - Impact

SteefnessOct 15, 20163 votes

NA doesn't mean USA, that's the point I'm trying to make.

Blind MinionOct 10, 20162 votes

I'm primarily European but my family has lived in the US for a couple hundred years. In case you're new, the U.S. is the largest melting pot in the world; for better or worse, that's our thing.

SteefnessOct 15, 20162 votes

And look how much the rest of the world looks at us like we're a bunch of self righteous morons, we need to stop acting like we're the best when we obviously aren't.

p0psiclesOct 10, 20162 votes

The team is based in the US and always has been. Plus the "the players aren't from the US" excuse is crap.

Guess what… 98% of Americans aren't from America originally (and even the 2% who are 'Native' Americans migrated here at some point). We're a melting pot built off immigration and, no matter where we came from, we're all Americans now.

Mer335Oct 11, 20161 votes

Couldn't have said it better myself.

SteefnessOct 15, 20162 votes

Apparently all of you who were so willing to defend the USA chants never read how much the Canadians hate the US bias in the NA region. Yes I get the USA is a melting pot, yes I get we're mostly immigrants, but the point is, this game has transcended boarders. The Korean region is the only region that doesn't regularly import players from other regions. It's not about 1 country being better or more chant worthy than another, it's about the whole team coming together (well Korea might just be better than the rest of us at LoL specifically). When we single out just one of the 4 countries that comprise the starting lineup, we do disservice to them all. When we chant for one country over another, we step backwards into the age where we drew up lines between countries of origin, skin color, sex, and orientation, we press that we're different when we're all the same. Prolly said it best when he moved over to the EU to coach, he said the transition wasn't difficult and that his teammates were all just like him, video game fans, they just had funny accents. Esports is supported by Millennials mostly, and we represent the future, lets not take steps backwards and repeat the mistakes of our fathers and fathers fathers.