A Lee Sin Thread

Why do the boards actually think he's OP? I'm genuinly curious, because I can't find any statistical proof to show that he's OP.

http://www.champion.gg/champion/leesin

• Avg Win-Rate: 49.9%

• Pick Rate: 33.49%

• Player-base average games played: 79 games

• I feel that it's incredibly important to note that Lee Sin doesn't reach a 50% win ratio until the player has nearly 30ish games under their belt.

• 42.84% win rate for people with 1-5 games of experience, oof

I only see a lot of actually experienced players having mild success on Lee Sin. New players aren't just picking him up and winning (he has a *42.84% win rate for people with 1-5 games of experience). He's a popular champion with a large, dedicated playerbase. And despite that, they still win only about 53.5% of the time, which is hardly great for a 125+ games of experience playerbase.

I feel like these stats disprove the "high pick rate + decent win rate = OP" argument (although 49.9% isn't really...good).

I understand it's annoying to see Lee in 1/3rd of your games despite a 20% ban rate, but realistically speaking he's not OP. He's just popular...