
Which team looks to win it all? What lines are worth keeping an eye on? Why won’t I just finish this intro and get going with the article? Let’s take a in-depth look at what you should watch for in the League of Legends LCK 2019 Spring Season in order for you to win your bets!
LCK 2019 Spring Season Dates
The LCK spring season officially kicked off on January 16th with some intriguing matches that taught us a few things about how the new season might shake out. The final games wrap up on March 31st with some intriguing matches that will help decide the ultimate winner, and in-between are some games you’ll definitely want to watch while continually refreshing your betting site browser. I know I will.
Make sure to mark your calendar for games such as Sandbox Gaming vs. Griffin on February 2nd and SK Telecom T1 vs. the currently undefeated Damwon Gaming on February 24th. Man, these teams have much cooler names than I had growing up. My little league team name was The Caterpillars.
LCK Spring Season Betting Odds
Throughout the season, you’ll want to keep up on all the up-to-date lines from week to week. Luckily, you can easily see these lines on betting sites that feature eSports, such as MyBookie, SportsBetting.ag, and Bovada. You might want to keep an eye on each website for different odds, here’s a list from the top eSports betting sites:
Which team will win the match? | ||||
Bet Now At MyBookie | KT Rolster | -406 | Jin Air | +306 |
Griffin | -336 | DAMWON Gaming | +256 | |
Bet Now At SportsBetting.ag | KT Rolster | -400 | Jin Air | +287 |
Griffin | -303 | DAMWON Gaming | +227 |
And, if you feel like making your bet a bit more interesting and/or safe, consider the 1.5 point line on both games. If you’re this far into the article, I certainly hope you know what that all means, if not, you can get to know all about odds and conversions in our in-depth article about it.
LCK Spring Season Best Teams – What Should You Expect
According to eSports Bets, one team has stood above the power rankings for two weeks straight: Griffin. This is especially interesting, considering the team failed to make it to the World Championships last year and currently isn’t even ranked in the Top 10 LOL teams by GosuGamers.
In fact, despite not having as good of preseason odds to win the Spring Split as Griffin (+170), writer Zack Bowker predicted SK Telecom T1 (+250) to prevail thanks to a comeback year from Faker. And, as much as it pains me to agree with a rival writer, he might make some good points. Additionally, because of their increased odds, the extra money is worth the risk. You do like winning money, don’t you?