LCS Picks Finals Weekend Spring 2024

LCS Picks Finals Weekend Spring 2024

Time Stamp: March 28, 2024 3:00 PM
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It is that time once again. The LCS season is upon us and with it come the games that will decide who will make it to the LCS Finals, MSI and Worlds. The regular season may not mean much to some, but during each crucial game, we will get to see story arcs created with excitement and disappointment. Along with the stories that will prepare us for the future of the LCS. Without further adieu, here are the LCS Picks for Finals Weekend of the 2024 Spring Split.

Thanks to Oracles Elixir for any and all Stats used in this article.

[Related: LCS Picks Playoffs Week 2 Spring 2024]

Overall Pick Record for 2023: 116-64 (64%)

Overall Pick Record for Spring 2024: 33-29 (53%)

Pick Record from LCS 2024 Spring Playoffs Week 2: 0-2 (0%)

LCS Picks Finals Weekend Spring 2024

C9 vs. TL

Coming into this series without watching the previous series you might ask why it is worth writing anything other than “C9 Win”? Well, their last series was an abject disaster against FlyQuest and emphasized everything that had gone with C9 this Split. Luckily, they have a chance against a surging but lesser team in Team Liquid.

On the Team Liquid side of things you can say they are catching Cloud9 at the worst time or best time. It really depends on how Cloud9 responds. Sadly, even at their best Team Liquid cannot beat Cloud9 when they are playing well. Team Liquid have played the best team League of Legends so far in playoffs and are truly best at their best. If Cloud9 slip up then Team Liquid could surprise everyone and get to finals for a rematch with FlyQuest.

The reason they won’t is that coming off their last series, Cloud9 should be playing mad. They have the better players in literally every lane and should be able to dominate in mid specifically. APA played very well against 100 Thieves but Jojopyun is a different beast entirely and counting on him to go an entire series without getting a kill two times in a row is just a bad bet. Cloud9 will likely still not be at their best as they haven’t been most of the season but they will do enough to eek past Team Liquid and to MSI.

Prediction: C9 Win 3-2

FLY vs. C9

The series that everyone has been hoping for since about midway through the split. We thought we would get an epic matchup last time, apparently, we have not learned our lesson. FlyQuest threw Cloud9 into the dirt and laughed at them. This time, hopefully, things will be different. We will get the series that was promised.

It should be a slugfest with each team giving their best and learning from their last series. FlyQuest should come in with confidence but have two strategies. The one being what they used to win the last series between the two teams. The second should be ready in case Cloud9 remembers how to play League of Legends. FLY should use the first one until they lose and then be ready to change things up.

As for Cloud9 they have to figure out how to play as a team. Just playing to win through lane and having Blaber push advantages only works if one lane has a lead. Against FlyQuest this will be hard to do. Instead, it is time they come together and play as a team and win around objectives. If they can do this, they will be much more formidable.

This series should be close. Again the operative word there is, should. Both teams could also 3-0 the other depending on the day. This one is very close to call but by predicting C9 to win against Team Liquid, it is hard not to hope they carry that momentum into the next day and another Championship against FlyQuest where they are sadly becoming the Buffalo Bills of the LCS.

Unless Jojo gets no kills again. Then Cloud9 are back in the dirt.

Prediction: C9 Win 3-2

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