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　　With week 1 over, and some fantasy leagues still being started, I wanted to dig into the LCS fantasy stats for week 1. While this was a superweek, still wouldn't really have any brash actions based on just this small sample of data, for example first picking Kerp or dropping Cloud9 for Millenium.

The full breakdown:

　　The other thing is to look at distribution of picks. We saw some strong standouts in Top, Jungle, and ADC, who are like 10-15 points over the peers a few positions down, compared to some roles like support and mid which have a "stronger top 5", with more even picks between first and fifth. So if you still have some drafts to go, might be worth prioritizing AD and leaving support for the last because theres a good ~6 to pick from.

Role breakdown - Who should I flex?

Riot's Estimated Point Breakdown

　　Lastly we wanted to look at Riot's estimations. Here are some of the people who broke riot's estimated points. Overall, Riot's point system isn't very effective, on average people strayed 18 points away from the estimator, which is a strong enough divergence that for most roles these two distributions fail a 95% T-test (meaning that statistically, they are likely not even based on the same distribution). So make sure you don't get baited by the estimated points when determining who should start on your fantasy vs who should be on the bench, use the actual stats or use some logic!

　　Data collected with help by the onGamers Stats team: Derek 'Kathix' Adams, Jesse 'JALbert' Albert, Steven 'whedgehead' Falgout, Kent 'Traepoint' Frasure, Jake Morales, and James 'PelkaSupaFresh' Pelkey. Design by Ben 'Sarcasmappreciated' Li.