Daily Fantasy Summoner 2020 LCS Day 2

Daily Fantasy Summoner LCS Week 5 Day 2

How the Cheat sheet works: Players are tiered based on likelihood of winning their match-up and in high team kill games, which correlates with DK fpts. Fantasy Summoner suggests stacking players from the same team is consistently shown as the key to cashing across all contests. Roster can hold up maximum of 4 players of the same team, so all lineups consist of players from at least two lolesports team. Therefore, pick 3 or 4 players from the cheat sheet of the same row to stack. The set often consists of recommendations of favorites (based on odds and Draftking salary tier), and is typically considered a high floor lineup. The bottom set consists of contrarian and lower expected plays

Opening Odds: 
FlyQ -105 v. TSM -130
C9 -500 v. EG +325
GGS -150 v. IMT +110
CLG -165 v. DIG +120

Review Friday Day 1: When the losing team outscores the winning team…it’s tilting. TSM continues to play down to their competition, and too often flirt with losses. However, there is a flip flop in how they approach their weekend. Typically, they start with a dominant game, then revert to looking like a bottom team. Would that make them a dominant play today? Perhaps…

Intro for the LCS Summer 2020 via LoL Esports on Youtube,

Fantasy Summoner Cash Thoughts:

C9 is chalk. Start the lineup with Blaber locked in, whether that’s captain or regular jungle spot, and build from there. Blaber is a value play each week, though there is some concern in the past few showing where he seemed to be regressing back to his high risk days. The second team to stack will be a bit more challenging when navigating the salaries. CLG provides some safety, while GGS gives owners a slight uptick in out put.

High Floors/High Ownership plays:

Fantasy Summoner Tournament Thoughts:

The summoner’s tilted gut feeling leans towards IMT. However, there are better options that players can choose from. Beginning with TSM, who left an ugly impression last night, may find themselves underowned compared to C9. Next, the recommendation of DIG is tepid at best. The new trio showed up well, and has a winnable matchup today. With that said, it is still hard to trust this team, and therefore should be considered in MME only.

Los Angeles, California – February 10: — during 2020 LCS Spring Split at the LCS Arena on February 10, 2020 in Los Angeles, California, USA.. (Photo by Paul de Leon/Riot Games)