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Dicey’s Mid Lane Rankings For Fantasy LCS Week 5

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Here are my mid lane rankings for week five of the NA and EU LCS.

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No. 1 – Nicolaj “Jensen” Jensen (Cloud9 – NA LCS)

Last week

  • Best Game : 52.49
  • First Two Games 80.04

Projections For This Week

  • Best Game: 45-60
  • First Two Games: 75-90

Cloud9 has been on fire, and likely won’t slow down this week against Phoenix1 and Team SoloMid. Jensen should be a top performer.

No. 2 – Hai “Hai” Du Lam (FlyQuest – NA LCS)

Last Week

  • Best Game: 53.57
  • First Two Games: 84.27

Projections For This Week

  • Best Game: 40-55
  • First Two Games: 70-85

FlyQuest takes on Team Dignitas and Team SoloMid this week, and Hai should be able to put up major points in both series.

No. 3 Søren “Bjergsen” Bjerg (Team SoloMid – NA LCS)

Last Week

  • Best Game: 33.13
  • First Two Games: 56.90

Projections For This Week

  • Best Game: 40-55
  • First Two Games: 70-85

Cloud9 and FlyQuest are two teams that should beat TSM, but Bjergsen still manages to score points even in losses.

No. 4 – Chres “Sencux” Laursen (Splyce – EU LCS)

Last Week*

  • Best Game: 18.12
  • First Two Games: 23.09

Projections For This Week

  • Best Game: 35-55
  • First Two Games: 65-85

Splyce should be able to go 2-0 this week against Fnatic and Team ROCCAT. If they do, Sencux will score big points.

No. 5 – Rasmus “Caps” Winther (Fnatic – EU LCS)

Last Week*

  • Best Game: 23.45
  • First Two Games: 28.58

Projections For This Week

  • Best Game: 35-55
  • First Two Games: 65-85

Caps should be able to put up major points against Origen, but Splyce is a bit of a tougher task. The points should still be there for Caps this week, but be wary of the series against Splyce.

No. 6 – Henrik “Froggen” Hansen (Echo Fox – NA LCS)

Last Week

  • Best Game: 81.60
  • First Two Games: 133.34

Projections For This Week

  • Best Game: 30-55
  • First Two Games: 60-85

Team EnVyUs and Immortals should pose no threat to Froggen and Echo Fox, so expect the mid laner to continue putting up solid points.

No. 7 – Yoo “Ryu” Sang-ook (Phoenix1 – NA LCS)

Last Week

  • Best Game: 49.06
  • First Two Games: 73.46

Projections For This Week

  • Best Game: 35-50
  • First Two Games: 60-80

Phoenix1 will likely lose its match against Cloud9, but expect Ryu to still be able to put points on the board. Against Team EnVyUs, Ryu should star.

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Jang “Keane” Lae-young (Team Dignitas – NA LCS)

Keane has been struggling for a bit, but a series against Team Liquid this week could help him get back on track. He won’t be putting up massive points against FlyQuest though.

Choi “Huhi” Jae-hyun (Counter Logic Gaming – NA LCS)

Huhi is constantly an average scorer. Look for him to maybe score a little higher than usual this week against Immortals and Team Liquid.

*These players only played one series last week because of the EU LCS format


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