ROYAL NEVER GIVE UP vs TOP ESPORTS LoL BETTING ODDS & INFO

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The 2022 LPL Spring split will finish with a belter of a grand final between Royal Never Give Up and Top Esports on Saturday, April 23. Can Top Esports overturn the result from the upper bracket final or will Royal Never Give Up continue their unbeaten run through the playoffs?

RNG are undefeated throughout these 2022 LPL Spring playoffs, winning both of their series against JD Gaming (3-2) and Top Esports (3-1). Their deadly duo of Li “Xiaohu” Yuan-Hao in the mid-lane and Yan “Wei” Yang-Wei in the jungle have shown their experience and obvious high level of skill throughout these playoffs for RNG. They also have their young up and coming AD carry, Chen “GALA” Wei, who is still finding his feet at the professional level whilst performing to a very high standard. RNG will be very happy with what they are seeing from this roster that they had only put together four months ago.

RNG beat TES last time they met in the upper bracket final, with RNG going straight through to this grand final. Even though RNG won the series 3-1, they did not have an answer to the dominance of TES mid-laner Zhuo “knight” Ding, with his ability to take control of his lane and then roam and have an impact across the map. If RNG are going to beat TES again in the biggest game of the season, they will need to find a way to stop “knight” from having such a massive influence on the result.

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Top Esports have only lost one series throughout these playoffs, and that was the last time they played RNG. Outside of that loss, TES defeated Bilibili Gaming (3-1), LNG Esports (3-0) and Victory Five twice (3-2, 3-1) to earn their spot in the grand final.

TES’s best player so far these playoffs has to be “knight”, who will be the MVP of the playoffs if TES are to win this series and take out the LPL Spring split. “Knight” owns the playoff-high 8.1 KDA over their five series, amassing an outstanding 101 kills – 38 more than second place.

Even though “knight” is TES’s best and most influential player, top-laner Huang “Wayward” Ren-Xing and jungler Gao “Tian” Tian-Liang were massive and took over for TES in their 3-1 domination of Victory Five in the lower bracket final. Both of “Wayward” and “Tian” were amazing, with “Wayward” amassing a 7.6 KDA over maps three and four, and “Tian” having an unbelievable 28 KDA over the last two maps to secure the win for TES.

The esports betting sites cannot split these two excellent teams. We expect it to be a very tight series, so we suggest taking advantage of the alternative over/under options and betting this one goes to five maps.

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T1 vs GEN.G LoL BETTING & MATCH DETAILS

?Can T1 become the first team ever in LoL Champions Korea to finish the regular season and playoffs undefeated? Or will a finally full-strength Gen.G spoil the party? Those are the big questions ahead of this Saturday’s blockbuster LCK 2022 Spring Grand Final series.

T1 entered the playoffs with 18 wins and zero losses, becoming the first LCK team ever to finish the regular season undefeated. Meanwhile, Gen.G finished the regular season with 13 wins and three losses, with two of those losses coming against T1, 2-0 in both series.

T1 are red-hot favourites to take out this series and when you look at their record, it is hard to disagree with the LoL betting sites. They have been nothing short of outstanding, and considering they have only lost seven maps out of the 43 total maps they have played, some people may describe T1’s split as near-perfect.

Mid-laner Lee “Faker” Sang-hyeok and AD carry Lee “Gumayusi” Min-hyeong are always going to be the most influential players for T1. “Faker” is in the conversation as the greatest LoL player of all time, if he hasn’t already been given that title by many in the League of Legends community. “Gumayusi” is a rising star, only 20 years of age, who has only been with T1 since November of 2019. With these two players performing the way they have been all split, and entering the LCK Grand Final coming off of their massive series against Kwangdong Freecs (18.5 KDA for “Gumuyasi” and 15.0 KDA for “Faker”), they don’t look to be slowing down anytime soon. The only team that looks to have the talent and potential to stop this rampant juggernaut is their Grand Final opponent.

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Gen.G are coming off a strong showing throughout the regular season with a record of 13-3. The one positive that Gen.G can take into this Grand Final is that they have not faced T1 in the regular season with their full roster in either series due to COVID-19 issues in the team. In the week four match-up Gen.G didn’t have top-laner Han “Peanut” Wang-ho or jungler Choi “Doran” Hyeon-joon, and then in week seven they had to play without their starting AD carry, Park “Ruler” Jae-hyuk. Whilst Gen.G did have mid-laner Jeong “Chovy” Ji-hoon, who is their most influential player and one of the top three players in the league, he was unable to put the stand-in players on his back and carry them to a map victory, let alone a series victory, against this great team in T1.

When “Chovy”, “Ruler” and “Peanut” are playing together, they are one of the best combinations in the LCK, with all three of them having KDAs that rank in the top five for the entire regular season. This Gen.G team at full strength should not be underestimated, as they have shown that they may have the most talent on any roster in the LCK.

Everyone has wanted to see this match-up come Grand Final day. This will be the first full-strength BO5 between the first- and second-placed teams in the 2022 LCK Spring Split. Will T1 easily get past a full-strength Gen.G like they have the rest of the teams in the LCK? Or will a Gen.G push this undefeated T1 to five maps for the first time this split?

We believe you will see the latter. Gen.G will give a much better showing than the +333 head-to-head odds would appear to suggest. This series is every chance to go to a fifth map, so we will be taking Gen.G at the match line +1.5 at +150 with BetOnline in what sets up to be a series for the ages.

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