Gen.G Rascal has the most solo kills globally in spring 2021
Gen.G top laner Kim “Rascal” Kwang-hee is currently leading the solo kill leaderboard globally as all regions are closing in on the spring playoffs.
With a total of 19 solo kills so far this season, Rascal is on top of the leaderboard. In general, Korean players are dominating this statistic. This is likely due to the fact that the LCK plays a best-of-three format, giving players more games to play. With that said, it also seems that the LCK as a whole is becoming more aggressive and its players are more willing to take risks in 1v1 scenarios.
These Statistical Standouts lead across the leagues in Solo Kills! Take a look at some of the most deadly (and potentially, most dying) players around!
(A SOLO K is any kill that is unassisted, while an ISO DTH is any death with zero teammates within 1500 in-game units)
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March 9, 2021
Right behind Rascal are KT Rolster’s Choi “Doran” Hyeon-joon and Hanwha Life’s mid-lane star Jeong “Chovy” Ji-hoon with 17 and 16 solo kills respectively. What’s noticeable between the top three is that both Rascal and Doran have over 30 isolated deaths during the split, while Chovy has only died 16 times with zero teammates around him within 1500 in-game units. This means that Chovy has been much more efficient in his engagements.
Taking the fifth spot on the leaderboard is Fnatic top laner
Gabriël “Bwipo” Rau with 12 solo kills. This stat is impressive because Bwipo has only played 15 games so far this split, giving him a 0.80 solo kill ratio per game. Clearly, the Fnatic top laner is deadly when left alone versus his opponents.
The only player that beats Bwipo in solo kill ratio is Vietnamese top laner
Phạm “Zeros” Lộc, who is currently playing for SBTC Esports. The Vietnamese league is known for its high tempo with a lot of aggressive players. Zeros is the best example of that, as he is sitting at 12 solo kills in just 12 games. This is while his team is sitting at a 5-2 record as the third-best team in the VCS.
As the playoffs get closer, there will undoubtedly be many more solo kills, and it might be the top laners that continue to get the most given their frequent isolation on the map.
Who is Rascal in LoL?
Rascal is a 23-year-old top laner from South Korea. Rascal has played for several top teams in the LCK, starting as a substitute for Longzhu Gaming back in 2017. After that, Rascal got a starting spot with Kingzone DragonX, with whom he played at the top of the LCK through 2019. In 2020, Rascal joined Gen.G, where he is still playing to this day.
Who is playing for Gen.G in 2021?
For the 2021 LCK season, Gen.G is fielding a squad that is built to go all the way for the trophy. With star players in most positions, expectations are high for Gen.G in 2021.
The Gen.G 2021 LCK roster is:
- Top – Kim “Rascal” Kwang-hee / Noh “Burdol” Tae-yoon
- Jungle – Kim “Clid” Tae-min / Sung “Flawless” Yeon-jun
- Mid – Gwak “Bdd” Bo-seong / Kim “Karis” Hong-jo
- Bot – Park “Ruler” Jae-hyuk
- Support – Kim “Life” Jeong-min
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