We could see an early preview of the LEC Spring Split Finals on Friday when 5-0 Rogue takes on 5-0 Fnatic. These have been the top two teams in Europe through the first two weeks of the season by a long shot. Rogue has been a little more impressive than Fnatic statistically, but Fnatic are the favorites in their showdown as they have a better roster on paper.
2022 League of Legends LEC Spring Split Week 3 Betting Odds
Astralis -106
Team BDS -125
These are probably the two worst teams in the LEC this season. Astralis has yet to win a game, while Team BDS has a single win to its name. They trailed Excel Esports for much of that game, but they managed to win a big fight around Baron just before the 34th minute and used that to pick up the victory.
Team BDS are slight favorites, but they have played more disjointed than Astralis. We have seen Astralis look competitive in most of their losses, and they have played the five toughest teams in the LEC. Astralis might be primed to go on a little run the next two weeks, and now is the time to get in front of it.
Excel Esports +199
MAD Lions -277
After just two weeks, Excel Esports have decided to part ways with support Advienne. He is being replaced by former G2 Esports support Mikyx, and there is a feeling that he will help this team. However, it’s unlikely that effect is immediate, and it will take some time for him to develop a synergy with Patrik in the bottom lane.
MAD Lions will be able to take full advantage of the new situation with Excel. This is the best team aside from either Rogue or Fnatic in the LEC, although new mid laner Reeker has had some trouble rising to the challenge.
SK Gaming +292
Team Vitality -441
The first week seems to have been an aberration for Team Vitality. They put that 0-3 start behind them with two convincing victories last weekend. Perkz has not been great in the mid lane though with the lowest KDA on the team. That will likely keep them from taking down the best teams in the region for as long as he struggles, but SK Gaming is not one of the top teams in Europe.
Fnatic -153
Rogue +115
This is the best matchup of Week 3 of the LEC Spring Split. Fnatic have the best bottom lane in the league, and that has led them to a 5-0 start. Upset has been spectacular with a 26.5 KDA per Games of Legends, while Hylissang remains one of the best support players in the world. He has an 8.3 KDA and is participating in a whopping 85% of his team’s kills.
Rogue might be the pick at this price though if Malrang can play well in the jungle. Larssen is off to a strong start once again in the mid lane, and the bottom lane has more than held its own. Odoamne continues to be the king of the weak side too.
G2 Esports -167
Misfits Gaming +125
Flakked and Targamas have been a solid bottom lane for G2 Esports. They have teamed up to have the two best KDAs on the team, and they have showed that they clearly belong in the LEC. Brokenblade has been mostly solid on carry champions too, giving G2 some flexibility when it comes to champions like Corki.
Misfits Gaming have beaten up on bad teams to get to 3-2. Yes, their two losses were to unbeaten teams, but their wins came against three teams with a combined 3-12 record. They aren’t quite ready for a team with the talent of G2.
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