The LPL player winning rate ranking was announced, and ruler was only ranked second, and the first place can be called the strongest Korean aid
Recently, there has been a lot of news about the esports circle, and we see that this season's competition has ended, and finally BLG won the final championship, and the next thing is to wait for the arrival of the MSI World Championship.
Because now everyone has no games to watch, they can only look at things outside the e-sports circle, and recently we saw a list that caused heated discussions, that is, the LPL player winning rate ranking, and the latest content was recently announced, this ranking is the ranking of the winning rate, in which ruler is only ranked second, and the first place can be called the strongest Korean aid.
The first place is deft, we see that he joined the EDG team after coming to the LPL, although he failed to help the team win the world championship in the end, but his addition did improve the strength of the team and reborn the whole team, and later he returned to the LCK, and left a record of 76.17% win rate.
This record is very difficult to break, even the strongest mercenary Ruler that everyone is ridiculing now can't surpass him, we see that Ruler's personal win rate is 73.94%, although it is already very high, but there is still a gap with the first place, so many people are ridiculing, saying that the strongest mercenary is actually deft.
Among the domestic players, the first place is actually korol, the third in the overall ranking, he is a former EDG top laner player, the strength is very strong, the only drawback is that the peak period is too short, and he retired after not long playing, the fourth place is the factory director, the factory director's winning rate can also reach 71.6%, who of you dare to say that the factory director is not strong?
The fifth place is sheer, with a win rate of 71.43%, only the first 5 people are players with a win rate of more than 70%, and the other players are all below 70%, and there is a very interesting situation, that is, the uzi touted by everyone is not ranked in the top 25%, which is more surprising.
Having said that, the winning rate still has a relatively large relationship with the number of games, because sometimes more than 100 games, maybe it means the data of one or two seasons, and sometimes the teammates are also very strong in that season, so the winning rate is naturally high, in fact, the most powerful should be the kind of player who has played for several years, teammates have changed and changed, and the result can still maintain a high winning rate, do you have anything to say about this?