When faced with top opposition, Rumble struggles but can be picked when the jungler can offer assistance. Often, Rumble requires a strong engage team member for the perfect Equalizer position while the enemy team is distrac

Miss Fortune is back in the meta and stands out as one of the most efficient ADCs in League of Legends . This is mainly because of the highly oppressive laning phase and the chance to easily build armor penetration early in the g

Korea's reign of dominance over League of Legends esports is long over. Teams from China's LPL have repeatedly bested the Korean representatives not just in this tournament, but in all recent international events. After five straight Korean World champions, the past two Worlds finals saw two Chinese teams in Invictus Gaming and FunPlus Phoenix beat two European teams in Fnatic and G2 Esports, respectiv

After just recently sweeping Fnatic in the 2020 Spring Finals, G2 has now tied their rival for most European titles of all time. What Fnatic did in six years, G2 did in just over four. There is no doubt who the real kings of Europe are. But, the team's goals go past winning their region. G2 Esports want to win Wor

The big advantage of playing Senna is the scaling attack range. This is combined with high kiting potential and some of the highest possible damage in the late game. In team fights, Senna can end up easily attacking different opponents while offering really strong CC with Last Embr

Invictus Gaming, despite their success in the regular season, looked absolutely lost, and couldn't secure even a single win. On the Korean side of things, DragonX seemingly had a lead with three dragons every game, before choking in the late game almost every time. T1, barring Faker, struggled heavily and threw their leads away as w

The reason why Rumble is viable in season 10 in the mid lane is that many of the popular picks do not have a strong pushing potential. When this champion is played, the goal is to push the lane and then influence the top lane or bottom l

Although Top Esports looked phenomenal this tournament, they were about the only ones who did. Both LPL and LCK teams were no strangers to mid-game throws, literally throwing away their advantages and losing games because of

G2 Esports won yet another European title, and they did it after the role swap of Rasmus "Caps" Winther and Luka "Perkz" Perković. Lo and behold, the duo will be swapping roles again for the 2020 Summer Sp

Varus seemed to be the only champion to be a perma-ban for every team in the Mid-Season Cup. The few times he slipped through the banning phase, he'd be immediately first picked by the blue team, making the red team who didn't ban him regret

The person impacted the most by the Doublelift trade may be none other than Kobbe. The 23-year-old left his home in Europe to play for TSM at the end of last year. After just one split with the team, where he arguably was one of the best bot laners in the League Of Legends strategy, TSM replaced him with Doublel

The rest of the 2016 Spring Split was no different for G2, going 15-3, dropping games only to H2k, Vitality and Fnatic. They finished the split in 1st place, and would soon defeat Fnatic in the semi-finals and Origen in the finals to capture the organization's first title in their first-ever sp

League of Legends ’ latest champion took the top lane by storm. His versatility was praised by many players and in professional leagues from around the world, it's expected for him to be close to 100% picked or ban

Teemo, despite being the most hated character in the game, is still played by a lot of players, even at high levels so it makes sense why he has a fairly high ban rate of 12.33 percent. On top of that, he also has a pretty high win rate, that being 51.63 perc

Although their situation may seem dire, Team Dignitas is in an okay position. Johnsun showed true potential as AD carry, and with veterans Henrik "Froggen" Hansen and Zaqueri "aphromoo" Black, Team Dignitas may be able sneak themselves into competition s

DIG came into the season with fairly high expectations, fielding a roster of grizzled veterans and up-and-coming rookie Johnson "Johnsun" Nguyen. After the team benched Grig ahead of week 7 , Dignitas finished the disappointing season with Akaadian as their jungler. They did well with him, going 4-4, just barely missing out on the playo

After the whole Dardoch situation, many were left wondering just who TSM would announce as their starting jungler. The fan favorites turned in-house, deciding to promote Academy jungler Mingyi "Spica" Lu. Spica made his LCS debut with TSM back in Summer 2019, where he notably stole baron against Flyquest in his first ever LCS game. He then stole baron again in his playoff debut later that season against Clutch Gam

It's possible he plays for TSM's Academy squad, although his skill level as a player is well above Academy. It's also possible he goes back to Europe to play in the LEC. Either way, the Denmark native is still young and his future in esports is still bri

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