Top Lane: Odoamne (H2K vs. SPY, $6,100)
This series looks like a coin flip to me, with Splyce players priced as the slight favorite. Odoamne is one of the best top laners in the EU LCS and the slight savings over Wunder gives him the advantage for me. Expect has the best matchup, but is pretty expensive.
Jungle: Jankos (H2K vs. SPY, $5,900)/Trashy (SPY vs. H2K, $6,100)
Both junglers are cheap in a matchup that looks certain to go to three games. I'd expect both to be heavily involved no matter which side comes out on top and using both makes sense at their cheap price. Trick is set to have a huge series against a weak ROCCAT side, but it's tough to use him at a significant price.
Middle Lane: Febiven (H2K vs. SPY, $6,800)/Sencux (SPY vs. H2K, $7,100)
After an excellent return series with H2K, Febiven is cheaply priced against Sencux and Splyce. Both mid laners can carry games and both should pick up their fair share of points no matter which team comes out as the winner. Perkz is expensive and after an up-and-down performance against Fnatic, I'd rather get my G2 exposure elsewhere.
ADC: Zven (G2 vs. ROC, $8,300)
Zven is where I'll take my G2 exposure for the day. The matchup is an easy one and although I respect Hjarnan as a player, he doesn't present much of a threat on a weak ROCCAT team. Zven is a safer pick than Perkz, but both make sense in what should be a G2 sweep.
Support: Chei (H2K vs. SPY, $5,000)
The slight savings Chei gives us over Mikyx gives him the nod in my lineup. I think both supports have a chance to reach 10+ assists in every game played in the series. Chei performed well in H2K's sweep of Origen on Day 1, but will face a tougher task against Splyce.
Team: H2K vs. SPY ($4,500)
The coin flip nature of the series makes both teams usable, but the slight savings for using H2K has them in my lineup. H2K love their objectives and when they are cheap they are usually a good bet to use in your team spot.
