★ Game Horseshoe Original
KDF vs. HLE
The first Bo5 game of the LCK playoffs was played by HLE, who was third in the regular season, against KDF, who was sixth. Before the game, many people had expected that this should be a relatively one-sided crushing duel, but the elements were still relatively complete. In particular, Cvmax reproduced his own McT-style head iron BP "It's definitely not me who has the problem", and chose the combination of Dragon King and Draven for 2 consecutive games, but was beaten by HLE. This is also reminiscent of the "Pan Yan" combination during the Griffin period.
There is a big gap between the two teams
KDF players have good laning ability, but they break when they touch the group. Cvamx likes to recruit some high-scoring players, something he's been good at since he played in the LCK with Griffin. This year's KDF lineup is indeed not bad on the line, especially in the first two games of Bo5 today, which are KDF's advantages, but as soon as it comes to the team battle, this rank-style team will immediately be exposed in its original form, and the sand will be scattered. Especially Draven, who didn't get a single kill in 2 games, and in the crazy death, this passive is useless at all.
The third game collapsed
If the early KDF in the first two games was quite good, then in the third game when HLE got the match point, and BP continued to play Dragon King Delevingne, this group of young players who had problems from the line finally couldn't hold on. Only the Sword Demon of the whole team got 3 kills in the end, and was beaten out of a 25-3 pure abuse game.
3-0
HLE finally advanced to the final four of the playoffs easily 3-0, and GenG, as the first in the regular season, will most likely not choose HLE. On the other side is KT vs. DK, which will be held tomorrow, and the winner of these two teams will most likely be GenG's opponent. HLE, who have a bit of a GenG flavor this season, are very likely to play against T1 because they won once in the regular season.
Big GenG besieged T1
With GenG's last year's Suke Ueno joining HLE this year, and GenG itself re-recruiting Kiin, Canyon, and Lehends, GenG both big and small are doing well in this year's LCK Spring Tournament. With the addition of T1, the current LCK is basically a situation where these three teams compete for the finals. KT and DK are relatively weak, and KDF is completely making up the numbers from today's performance.
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