HLE is winning the championship in a row! Who can stop the LCK championship triumvirate?

★ Game Horseshoe Original

The second stage of the LCK

HLE won the World Pioneer Tournament, and while they were completely unrivaled at the Worlds, the team didn't seem so invincible when they returned to the LCK. The second stage of the LCK returns to the past group stage double round-robin Bo3 mode, and since Riot has announced that the next matches will use global BP, it will still be very exciting in terms of BP. The playoffs are still the top six in the regular season, and it can basically be said that the four teams like HLE, T1, GenG and DK are bound to advance. This should also be the 4 teams that can represent the LCK in the World Finals this season. HLE played Bo5 with all of them in the first stage, and the strength is indeed very close.

HLE

Won 2 championships in a month, and on the basis of the original lineup running in well, Zeus has also integrated quickly, and is indeed the strongest team in Korea and even the global region. The forced alignment in the first few minutes of the game brought Zeus back to the familiar comfort zone of the lane, and the atmosphere within the team was good, the coaching staff was excellent, and there were basically no weaknesses. The only thing that was considered a hidden danger was Zeka's hero pool, but after going through the first stage and the Vanguard game, it didn't look that bad now.

GenG

Reaching the finals in the first stage and facing HLE teams twice in the playoffs, the change in the duo is the main reason why this year is not favored. But in fact, not only is it because of the standard workplace bullying combination of one old and one young in the bottom lane that makes the little assistant cringe, but Uenakano's performance in the first stage is not as good as last year. However, GenG is indeed a team with a high lower limit, and the biggest problem is to let go of Lehends, and it may be difficult for newcomer support to achieve the desired effect in a short period of time.

DK

Ueno is the youngest group in the LCK, and the ceiling is high. And the global BP seems to be very suitable for their hero pool to adapt, especially the Showmaker plays a lot of tricks. But Aiming has always been a point where he can't play stably in key games, and he has long been formed and has no future to look forward to. DK In fact, since the disintegration of the championship roster, they have been lacking a good ADC, and now although they have put the brain Beryl back, the bottom lane problem is still very serious.

T1

lost Zeus, in exchange for Doran, the fill is enough, and the ceiling is a lot weaker. In the first stage, T1 replaced Gumayusi, and the young player Smash was indeed very capable individually, but it also seemed to make the support Keria a little difficult to control. Faker's ability to maintain a top-tier mid-laner level is truly terrifying and awe-inspiring. The T1 team still has the potential to pull off any miracles, but they need time to determine their final season ADC, and frequent rotation could be a bad decision for a weakened team. Smash could be a big takeover from Zeus in our opinion, but only if T1 had to keep him playing the full season and not a second leg and having to switch back to Gumayusi.

Is HLE really the strongest?

It is not difficult to see that LCK does have some problems at present, except for HLE. Although GenG, DK, and T1 are all teams that have won the World Championship in team history, they are now on the rise after absorbing Zeus's HLE championship. There will inevitably be a fierce collision between the top four teams in the LCK, at least compared to the one-sided Pioneer Game, these unpredictable battles in the second stage of the LCK are more worth looking forward to.

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