It also depends on the official data of ID?LOL: Tsar Clockwork 3-10 but all 3 wins are Faker
The League of Legends S13 World Championship is underway, and the final will be held this Sunday!
The two teams that advanced to the finals were WBG in the LPL region and T1 teams in the LCK region.
Today, the official account of LOL shared a set of data, listing the most appearing heroes and battle records in each position of this World Finals, as shown in the figure above.
First of all, on the one-sided side, the most played games are: Sword Demon vs Quisanti, and the current record of Sword Demon is superior: 5 wins and 3 losses.
There is no doubt that Sword Demon will be the favorite in the finals, and Zeus and TheShy are both good players at using Sword Demon.
Zeus has selected Sword Demon 6 times in this World Finals, with a record of 4 wins and 2 losses, and a winning rate of 66.7%; TheShy has used Sword Demon 5 times, with a record of 3 wins and 2 losses, and a win rate of 60%.
In terms of junglers, the most popular game is: Prince vs Taiki, Prince 4-3.
Oner used the prince 4 times in this World Finals, with 3 wins and 1 loss, and a winning rate of 75%; Weiwei only used the prince once and failed to win, but Weiwei used the big tree 5 times, 4 wins and 1 loss, and the win rate was as high as 80%!
It is worth mentioning that Oner used Ruier to win all 4 games, and WeiWei used Ruier to win 4-1, so Ruier is likely to be the key to the competition between the two sides in the final!
In the middle lane, it goes without saying that everyone should be able to guess this: Clockwork vs Tsar, Clockwork 10-3.
In terms of the use of clockwork, Faker players won 4 wins and 1 loss, with a win rate of 80%, and Xiaohu only used one game and failed to win;
Czar Faker has a record of 3 wins and 1 loss, with a win rate of 75%, and Xiaohu has a 3-2 record, a win rate of 60%.
It is worth mentioning that in the game of Tsar Clockwork, all three victories were won by Faker, and I have to say that God is God, and it still depends on ID!
Bottom lane: Kasumi vs Kaisha, Kasumi 7-3, Bull Head vs Lo, Bull Head 4-3.
The lower lane is one, so let's put it together and say, first of all, Kasumi, the hero, is one of Gumayusi's unique skills, and the win rate is very high, while Light rarely uses Kasumi, so Kasumi should stabilize the upper ban.
The battle between the two sides should be on the heroes of Tsukio, Spear of Vengeance, Varus, and Policewoman, on Tsukio and Spear of Vengeance, Light has a 100% win rate of 5 and 2 times respectively, and Gumayusi uses Varus the most, winning both battles!
It can be seen that Light has an advantage in the use of large cores in the later stage, but as we all know, T1 likes to play flowers in the lower lane, and it is likely to continue to play double shooters.
In addition, the support Renata will also be a popular choice for the finals, with Crisp and Keria both being good at using Renata.
Will WBG defend the glory of the LPL region, or will T1 complete a series of three championships?
Will WBG create their own fourth-seeded miracle, or will T1 make up for last year's regrets?
Will TheShy, the god of the upper lane, return, or will Faker, the god of the middle lane, return to the throne?
Everything will be revealed on Sunday!