Fold: Abupcomer League of Legends betting selections for August 28 and 29

Just watching electronic sports can be an exciting experience, but nothing increases betting as they put something extra at stake. At the same time, find out what games bet and how much money risk is not an easy task. That is why UPcomer has hired experts to establish the odds and offer you the favorite bets of League of Legends for some of the most important games of this weekend.

This week, we seek to bet on the last clashes for summer divided playoffs at the League of Legends Championship Series, League of Legends ChampionsHip and League of Legends Champions Korea. This is what you need to know to withdraw money during the weekend.

T1 in front of DWG KIA

T1 has overcome two rounds of playoffs to face dwg kia in the final, but it is possible that they have finally found their party. The market places them around 31/69 to provoke a surprise, but we believe that their possibilities are around 36/64. Our model would say this is a sufficient value to be worth betting, but getting a double payment by a reasonably possible surprise is tempting. If the T1 probabilities change slightly (up to +219 / 3.19), or if you can find a creator of probabilities that offers such odds, do it.

DWG KIA has been at the top all the season and is not likely to renounce its crown. In fact, a place has already been secured in Worlds. O earn and automatically qualify or occupy the second place and ensure 190 Championship Points, which would push at 150 of Gen.G for the second classification place.

T1, on the other hand, is to win or lose. The second place places them under the total Gen.G, so they would have to try their luck in the regional finals.

That means that DK is well sitting, then what is exactly what gives them the advantage? Individually, its players are incredibly talented, all earn around 68-70% of their professional partners, which certainly exceeds the range of 59-61% T1. However, we have spoken before about how there is a greater difference between average and good players than between good and excellent, and this is exactly what is happening here.

However, this is still a rather strong differential. DK has also found a team of players who really click together, with an improvement of up to 6% on the victory rates of some players in addition to their numbers and very high. T1 also has some fairly strong team ties, but is left behind in a touch. And face to face, these teams actually make it worse with each other.

That may seem contradictory, but imagine this: if two teams are accustomed to a percentage of victories greater than 60% but they manage to go 50/50 with each other, both sides would feel that they are not doing it as well as they should. This is complicated by having several players entering and leaving the teams over time, but logic is similar.

In a similar note, T1 has had a remarkably less consistent list, so wait for your game to feel less oiled. Also, care with Heo Showmaker Su y Lee Faker Sang-Hyeok fighting through Ryze. That election of champion can end up being decisive for the game.

Taking into account all those factors, we want to bet on the devalus here. It's exciting and actually they are quite strong. If the markets were a little more favorable, we would accept the bet, since our model does not believe that DWG KIA is as oppressive in this confrontation as the odds are suggest.

Rogue against Fnatic

In the semifinal of the lower support of the LEC, we have an almost perfect currency release. The market places Rogue and FNATIC in fractions of a 50/50 percentage, so this could really go anyway. Our model is tilted only towards Rogue, but not enough to make betting worthwhile. If you can get a fair bet (with friends, for example), bet Rogue.

The loser of this still takes home on the third place and a qualification of Worlds Play-in, but being at a currency shot from a real Mmain event is a terrifying proposal. Our Magic 8-Ball says: Both teams have players above average without an obvious advantage here.

FNATIC has the strongest players (Adam Adam Maanane) and weaker (Elias UpSet Lipp), but in general this is a washing. However, Rogue receives a wink from our part about the synergy of the team. They have found a way to improve together, while several of the FNATIC players are basically to expectation.

Part of this is due to the fact that Rogue has simply had a more consistent list, so they have had more time to really fit in the game style. This has also helped them to have a slightly positive bias in their victories about FNATIC players, in relation to their normal victory rate. At the same time, this is attenuated by its typically less explosive victories, which provide more opportunities for a comeback from their opponents. If they do not let Gabriël Bwipo Rau grabs Trundle, he will be fine.

In the end, these two teams are incredibly equal. Through several metrics that analyzes our model, each team has its own strengths and weaknesses in relation to the other. Our model would say that Rogue has a little more of these strengths, but not enough to find the value of bets compared to the 50/50 market evaluation.

100 thieves against cloud9

This is our closest agreement with the market this week: 52.5 / 47.5 vs 53/47 on the market. Normally we rounded that to the same summary statistic, which should be a quite obvious indication that there will be no bet value here. After a painful defeat in the first round before Team Liquid, Cloud9 has shown that, although they may be fallen, they are not. Now they have obtained a third guaranteed place for a World Play-in classification, although both teams here will want the security of an invitation to the main event.

Cloud9 has a slightly stronger squad, 59-62% of victoria rates compared to 55-57% of 100 Thieves. This certainly falls into that good vs territory slightly better than good discussed previously, but even a small advantage could make a difference.

Actually, 100 Thieves play a little better as a team, lending one another about 3% increase compared to 2% cloud9. Historically, however, 100 Thieves have fought against Cloud9 players, as evidenced by his 2-3 record against Cloud9 during the spring and summer seasons. They also have a little less experience in their team and a little more tendency to allow opponents to return to the game, all of which leads to a very slight deviation from a pair game.

However, an inclination of 3% is quite easy to overcome and is within the range of variation for the daily performance of a team. If 100 Thieves appear, they could easily be seen as the strongest team, especially if they deny Luka Perkzperković, his choice of Ryze.

But to actually bet, we have to disagree with the market. Otherwise, we are only bleeding Vig. With less half percentage point of deviation from our prediction, there is simply no reason to bet here, at least not if it is betting on value. However, this should be a fantastic match to see, even without any aspect in the game.