E-sports Odds: TSM, G2 Bound for Glory in LCS Summer Playoffs - Handicappers Hideaway

We're down to the finals at the Summer Playoffs for the League of Legends
Championship Series. The titles in both the North American and European
Union brackets will be decided this Sunday; Team SoloMid are heavy –450
favorites for their match against Cloud9 in Toronto, while G2 Esports
are –225 against Splyce in Krakow.



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Team SoloMid have now reached the NA finals eight out of eight times,
winning three championships thus far. However, they did drop
back-to-back titles to Cloud9 in 2013 (Summer) and 2014 (Spring). Then
TSM got their revenge on Cloud9 in the next two finals. This summer's
team tore through the Group Stage with a record of 17-1; Cloud9 were
third at 12-6.



The EU final pits the top two teams from the regular season, with G2
(10-8) taking first and Splyce (9-6-3) taking second. G2 are the
reigning champs from this year's Spring Split, marking their first major
title since launching in 2014. Splyce are new on the scene, formed from
the ashes of Team Dignitas EU, which was sold to Follow eSports last
October. They finished the Spring Split at 5-13 and had to win their way
out of relegation to reclaim their LCS spot.



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E-sports Odds: Can CLG Summon Another League of Legends Championship Victory? - Handicappers Hideaway

The League of Legends Championship Series has only been around
since 2013, but it's already become one of the biggest spectacles in
E-sports. This weekend, the playoffs for the Summer Split will begin for
both the European Union and the North American brackets; the EU finals
will be played in Krakow, Poland, while the NA finals will take place in
Toronto, leaving American soil for the first time.



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Counter Logic Gaming are the defending champions, and they followed up
by winning this year's Spring Split. CLG finished fourth during the
summer Round Robin at 10-8; however, they went 6-2 over the last four
weeks, and will go into Monday's quarterfinal match with Team Liquid
(9-9) as –175 favorites.



When it comes to the Euro scene, nobody has done better than Fnatic, the
five-time champions. But they were runners-up during the Spring Split,
and they limped into the summer playoffs with a 7-6-5 record, good for
fifth place in the standings. Fnatic will be –110 underdogs in Sunday's
quarterfinal versus H2k-Gaming, who also finished 7-6-5 during the Round
Robin. H2k won the tie-breaker to take fourth place, after Fnatic had
swept their Week 7 matchup 2-0.



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