DraftKings League of Legends: Friday Cheat Sheet

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Updated on January 19, 2017 3:29PM EST

Odds Report

Phoenix1 (opponent - Echo Fox) = 72.22 percent chance at winning
Team SoloMid (opponent - Cloud9) = 58.33 percent chance at winning
Cloud9 (opponent - Team SoloMid) = 48.62 percent chance at winning
Echo Fox (opponent - Phoenix1) = 34.49 percent chance at winning

Top Lane: Impact (C9 vs. TSM, $6,000)/Looper (FOX vs. P1, $5,400)

C9 vs. TSM is going to be a closely contested contest, but regardless of who wins Impact is very cheap at $6,000. We know he can solo kill opponents left and right if he gets rolling and while Hauntzer is no slouch, I'll pay for Impact's upside at this cheap salary. Looper is also way too cheap for his upside. A former World Champion, he is a steal if Echo Fox can manage to take at least a game off of P1.

Jungle: Svenskeren (TSM vs. C9, $6,200)

While Inori is in a better matchup, Svenskeren is priced pretty cheaply for his potential upside. Look for him to set Bjergsen up on a path for success and while Contractz is cheaper, i'm not putting my full faith in him to shine in his LCS debut.

Middle Lane: Bjergsen (TSM vs. C9, $7,200)/Jensen (C9 vs. TSM, $6,700)

This is probably as cheap as you'll see these two throughout the year. While Ryu is in a better matchup, it isn't great against Froggen and he's never been a dominant fantasy asset. Bjergsen and Jensen should both get a chance to shine during this series and are too cheap not to use no matter which team ends up winning.

ADC: Arrow (P1 vs. FOX, $7,800)

I'm getting my P1 exposure from their bot lane. The cheapness of TSM and C9 players allows me to pay up for Arrow, who was one of the best marksmen in Korea last year. There is a little risk as this is Arrow and Adrian's first time working together in a competitive setting, but the matchup is too good to pass up in theory.

Support: Adrian (P1 vs. FOX, $6,000)

The cheapness of C9 and TSM carries allow me to feel fine about paying up for the support role today. Adrian is good enough to get to double digit assists in every game played. Echo Fox have improved, but in other lanes more so than their bot lane, look for P1 to take advantage.

Team: C9 vs. TSM ($4,400)

Both TSM and C9 are cheap teams today, but C9 are the cheaper of the two. This should be a very close, back and forth series and even if C9 lose I wouldn't expect a sweep. There should be plenty of objectives to go around.

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