DFS Summoner LCS WK8 Day 3

Daily Fantasy Summoner LCS WK8 Day 3

How the Cheat sheet works: Players are tiered based on likelihood of winning their match-up and in high team kill games, which correlates with DK fpts. Fantasy Summoner suggests stacking players from the same team is consistently shown as the key to cashing across all contests. Roster can hold up maximum of 4 players of the same team, so all lineups consist of players from at least two lolesports team. Therefore, pick 3 or 4 players from the cheat sheet of the same row to stack. The set often consists of recommendations of favorites (based on odds and Draftking salary tier), and is typically considered a high floor lineup. The bottom set consists of contrarian and lower expected plays

Opening Odds:

GGS -189 v. CLG +139
C9 -312 v. TSM +217
FLY -120 v. EG -111
100t -167 v. IMT +124

Review Friday Day 2: 100t are either stomping their opponents or getting stomped. It is hard to tell if this team is good anymore. Similarly, LCS has continue to bring more headache, and often makes one wonder if Weiyan isn’t just coaching all these teams in some way shape or form

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Fantasy Summoner Cash Thoughts:

The following recommendation may appear to be a knee-jerk reaction to what had occurred on Saturday. However, their salary and outcome has been quite the conundrum for DFS players. Consider C9 still highly owned, but they are not locked in to win anymore. This is reminiscent of last split, where they continue to have random losses or have become complacent. For the first time this split, they will not appear as the #1 recommended cash play. FlyQ is a very live play. but 100t seems to have the easier matchup

*It’s okay to go GGS/100T or 100T/FLY, but that leaves owner being having no C9, which is typically a risky proposition for cash games.

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Fantasy Summoner Tournament Thoughts:

The rule for tournament play is to fade all that you know from Saturday results, and go against logic. This place us squarely on two main plays, EG and CLG. The manner how EG lost, they typically are able to have a different showing in their second game. As for the CLG recommendation, this is purely a narrative call on the emotional high that GGS just came off from beating C9. Lastly, both TSM and C9 are in play as tournament stacks, but not as a game stack. Higher recommendation for C9

*it is not recommended to stack players from opposing matchups

Los Angeles, USA – June 1: — during the 2019 League of Legends Championship Series Week 1 at the LCS Arena on June 1, 2019 in Los Angeles, California, USA. (Photo by Colin Young-Wolff/Riot Games)