Cloud9 is the last team to win the ticket to Worlds

The end of the NA LCS regional qualifiers was a bit off-putting. Certainly, the fact that TSM took third place is a commendable achievement. And both TSM and Immortals have qualified for Worlds. And this whole series is a TSM.

One advantage of the North American region is that they will have 3 tickets to Worlds because this weekend’s match is so great beyond what is advertised. FlyQuest stepped out and shocked the Dignitas team before losing to CLG yesterday. And that leads CLG and Cloud9 to fight for the final ticket to Worlds, which is going to be a match to look forward to. The first two teams themselves are very eager to make it to Worlds, and that dream will only call for a single team.

With very high prize money for both teams, this Sunday’s match between Cloud9 and CLG is the best game of the summer.

Face to face with disqualification

For some reason, we’ll be skipping the fourth game where CLG is under psychological pressure as they’re 2 – 1 down. We recommend rewatching previous games because what they’ve done is this. well done. In the first two games C9 tried to lure CLG into teamfights because player Darshan Upadhyaya was a very good laner so C9 didn’t want their player to be at a disadvantage.

In game three, CLG had a perfect counter-attack as both teams were centered around CLG’s jungler OmarGod with Maokai. They had the opportunity to close the game and CLG took advantage of that opportunity to get an important victory against C9.

OmarGod brought back general Maokai in game 4, but what he did was too faint and was completely overwhelmed by the jungler on the C9 side. Within half a minute at the beginning of the game, CLG’s jungler had to trade his skills but still couldn’t get the red buff but let C9 take it.

Perhaps that’s a sign of what’s to come, CLG taking the lead and should step back rather than sink deeper for a bitter consequence. C9’s jungler entered CLG’s jungle and successfully stole OmarGod’s buff.

Mutants in the Baron cave area

CLG has settled down and played in a safe direction in their favor from the start. Player Huhi did a great job in laning while ADC Trevor also stood out with Tristana because both teams tried to destroy the opponent’s turret and Tristana was the first. do better than that.

Although CLG is leading in terms of turrets destroyed, C9 are the ones that do better at farming especially in their jungler. Garcia fared OmarGod with the Rek’Sai card and became a monster in the jungle for both teams. So C9 were the ones who controlled the vision better throughout the match, setting the stage for them to finish this game.

CLG tried to speed up the fight by sending three to the bot lane and taking out Impact’s Galio, but they didn’t anticipate C9 taking advantage of that perfect opportunity to launch Baron with all its might. perfect.

In a normal match, that would be the turning point but here it is not because the match continues for a long time.

Sneaky and Jensen’s Chance

The irony is that when the game was getting closer to the point of tension, one of the situations opened up for both teams to finish the game but C9 was the better use of the opportunity. They use Baron buff to get advantage all over the map, C9 boosts push speed in lanes. In a situation where it looked like C9 had taken the damage when Jensen tried to get up and was quickly dealt with by CLG in an instant. He may have recalled last year’s final when he used Ekko but didn’t use ulti and got the first scoreboard leading to C9’s loss. But this time it was different, Sneaky was there in time to correct Jensen’s mistake when attacking and successfully finished CLG’s ADC to win.

That gives C9 great advantages when successfully finishing Baron and Elder Dragon and the door to the end of the match is wide open for C9 team members. It was the best and most intense game of the summer.

Redemption in Elder Dragon

If Jensen and the team at C9 had bitter lessons about the Elder Dragon fight leading to their defeat in the match against TSM, they wouldn’t have let it happen this time. The end of this match depends heavily on the situation surrounding the Elder Dragon fight and C9 defeated CLG at the dragon’s den to win.

C9 had one person lying down before the teamfight started but it wasn’t a big deal as CLG lost a lot in both summoner spells and current health. Sneaky couldn’t have done better and C9 successfully settled the game.

It was an interesting match. We’re sorry that either team was eliminated, but C9 will have a huge chance at Worlds this season. Although CLG failed bitterly, through that they will learn the lessons so that the next time they meet again they will definitely do better. They gave the fans a great match.

Source: dotesports