Losses snowball into more losses
Improve 29% after a lossAfter a loss you win only 29% of the next game, versus 75% after a win. That gap is tilt. Make it a rule: two losses in a row, and the session is over. Your LP will thank you tomorrow.
After a loss you win only 29% of the next game, versus 75% after a win. That gap is tilt. Make it a rule: two losses in a row, and the session is over. Your LP will thank you tomorrow.
You take part in 50% of your team's kills; Master players average 60%. After your first item, look to rotate for dragon, grubs and herald, and keep Teleport for fights rather than for farming.
You played 8 different champions in your last 16 games. Consistency comes from mastery: pick two or three champions for your main role and play them until the mechanics are automatic.
You place 1.6 control wards per game. Just one per recall denies the enemy jungler information about you and makes objective fights far safer.
You typically come out of lane ahead of your opponent. Turn that lead into map pressure: shove, take plates, then move to help another lane while your opponent is stuck.
2.3 solo kills per game — you win 1v1s. Use that threat to draw the enemy jungler to your lane and free up the rest of the map.
Mel: 3 wins in 4 games (75%). When you need LP, this is the pick — climbing is easier on a champion you win with than on a "stronger" one you don't.
80% in games under 25 minutes but only 40% past 33. Your leads evaporate when games drag on: after a won fight, take a tower or Baron instead of chasing kills, and group as five before the enemy scales.