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Fantasy LCS Draft Guide

Mercuration·1/9/2017, 2:33:04 PM·5 votes·2,045 views
Fantasy LCS 2017 Spring Split Guide.

Hello everyone . In the link i have my opinions about what you shoud prioritize at the draft . Here are some tips you might want to follow as well.

> 1 *** Overall**, you should prefer NA picks to EU . The NA players give more points usually .* 2. However you can outplay everyone in the draft if you pick smart. For example , a strategy is to pick a Jungle and Top from NA ( Tier S or A at least) and pick as your carries Tier S EU players . A lot of people dont take EU seriously however big teams do give lots of points 3. Impact should've been Tier S pick . However C9 has Ray and they might split their games . It's not worth picking(for fantasy) someone who doesn't play as many games as the rest of the team. Same for Djoko , GBM , Goldenglue and Link 4. This is a tip that you can follow as the weeks pass . Make your roster changes at the FIRST possible moment , and at the LAST possible moment. That way you might be able to somehow cheat by leaving your star players in the transfer for free for 40-50 seconds and then picking them again because you want your roster to lock for the current week without them but you dont have enough space in your bench . Carefull though , because someone might be faster than you and pick them . 5. And dont be afraid to make roster overhauls in between the weeks . It's indeed better to stay with consistent players but whenever you see a chance grab players that have easy week matchups and will probably collect tons of pointsitem 3078

4 Comments

ZkyMrz1/10/2017, 12:22:38 AM2 votes

Interesting that you think C9 would split time with Impact and Ray when they have seen so much success top with Impact, seems like a brainless move if they decided to do that. As for the "NA scoring more than EU" statement I disagree with that. G2 as a collective whole is top three total team scorers, with Splyce trailing them by only a bit. Also ranking FlyQuest, experienced veteran LoL players in your last tier is interesting to say the least. If I know Hai is shot-calling a team in the LCS you can sure as hell expect there to be a lot of fighting and a lot of points to be scored. It's almost as if you completely threw last years statistics out the window as Pobelter and Kobbe (#5/#10 top scores last split) are a B tier. However, it is all preseason and it is all speculation at this point so everyone is entitled to their opinion in ranking! Thanks for taking the time to create your own Fantasy guide, I know just how long this can take after hours of research making my own!

C7 Goiner1/10/2017, 10:48:41 PM1 votes

Cant see why Hauntzer is a B tier pick. He is a great top laner looking at the stats he outscores Impact in both Average points per game and total points in both scoring methods. And considering that the two Top Laners beating him in total points are Huni and Ray, one being either a sub or splitting games with Impact and the other leaving the LCS. Maybe you can give some insight as to why he isn't atleast above Impact who is possibly splitting game time to boot.

Thrésh Princé1/12/2017, 9:51:22 PM1 votes

You're massively underrating Alphari. He is probably A tier but at least B tier. I'd argue he's the most talented rookie in the EULCS and I'm expecting a huge showing from him. Also there's no way POE can be considered A tier after his recent performances for Origen, while he was a decent mid for UOL I wouldn't put my money on him doing well. Other than that I agree for the most part, Sencux is an amazing mid. A good blind guess though for the most part.