The League of Legends World Cup begins its home stretch and there are only three games left before the 2022 champions are decided. The party will start with the semi-finals this weekend (October 29 and 30). According to majority of competition analyststhere is no favorite for none of the matchups and the overall level is very balanced. However, some players have a different opinion which is worth listening to.
The perfect hens of the 2022 Worlds have already chosen their finalists
Of the millions of players who have tried pick em, very few have achieved the perfect prediction after the group stage. Now that the quarter-finals are over, there are only 8 left who can hope to achieve a perfect pick-em. Funny enough, their predictions for the final are all identical. Unanimously, the Worlds final will be a remake of the LCK, with a clash between T1 and Gen.G.
The Pick Em’ also gives us a little insight into the opinion of the community, which is also surprisingly biased. 81.9% of participating players predict a win for Faker and dess T1 rather than that of JD Gaming. The score of Gen.G is even more impressive, with Ruler and partners being the favorites of 83.1% of the community. So far, the community’s flair has been pretty good, as viewers have guessed three of the four quarter winners correctly. Admittedly, it’s not as impressive as one might think (after all, it was the first four of the groups that passed) but the statistics are still interesting.
Watch out for the time change
The League of Legends World Championship Semi-Finals will be played on Saturday October 29 and Sunday October 30. It is important to keep in mind that between these two days, the time change takes place in France , causing the showdown between T1 and JD Gaming to start at 11:00 p.m. tonight, but tomorrow’s game will start an hour earlier. You have to be vigilant, because in addition to missing part of the most interesting match of Worlds 2022, you could miss the rewards for watching the semi-finals, which must fall in game 1. If you are not interested in the matches, but just by the chromas, it’s a detail that should not be forgotten.
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