?While C9 stays on top of the standings, the last place team has been steamrolling teams left and right.
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The start of the second day of week 6 started with the rematch of the Spring Split Finals. The game started out rather normal as both teams casually started the game. However while no level 1 excitement happend, the junglers did something quite interesting as both junglers obtained double stacks of the same buff. After the double reds and blues were on the junglers, both teams started to 3v1 push the double lane. TSM had the advantage with this push as they had a ranged jungler with elise. At 9 minutes into the game the general himself continued to keep every blue buff on the map entirely to himself as he had 4 blue buffs for himself by 9 minutes.
TSM at 13 minutes tried for a dragon, but was spotted by mashme. Unfortunately for the poor rat, he was instantly demolished 1 second later even with the Shen ultimate on him. TSM started to snowball after that fight going 4 for 2. With all the global gold headed into TSM's pockets, Coast constantly had their backs against the wall eventually falling to TSM with a 12k gold defecit.
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Game 2 of the day was Cloud 9 going up against Curse Gaming. C9 started the game extremely aggressive getting the first tower of the game at bot in 3:45 and immediately followed up with a dragon as well. Curse however had a team built for killing as Sneaky was caught by great teamwork mid for firstblood. The main focus of the game however was upon Voyboy's Tryndamere going up against Balls' Karthus. Both champions had insane gold from kills and farm. Unfortunately for Curse, C9 had them completely countered during champion select as Tryndamere had a hard time getting close to C9 with Ashe and Zyra. With Curse completely relying upon Voyboy that game for a win, the soft and hard CC was just too much to get close, C9 completely stomped through the team fights giving them another win.
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The battle of two rival teams are competeing against each other once again in week 6. Starting from the beginning during champion select, this match was set to be interesting. CLG decided to go with the double ADC comp and Scarra chose Kassadin. The game started quite fast paced as Nien's Vayne started the game 3/1 in the mid lane. Scarra decided that it was important for his team to roam, however every time Scarra left lane Nien mirrored his thoughts.
Besides Nientonsoh, CLG seemed to look a step late the entire game as they lost team fights and global objectives that were constantly in their grasp. Dignitas looked great all game and was carried in teamights by Patoy's Sona constantly as his Crescendo changed the pace of the game. With a 25 to 16 kill difference, Dignitas was able to bring CLG down moving them one step closer to third once again.
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The last game of the night was between the 8th place Velocity going against the 2nd place Vulcun. With a win yesterday Velocity was riding on some momentum coming in. After a week of multiple teams doing a double ADC composition, Vulcun wanted to bring themselves into that boat again as well. Vulcun from the start looked to be down on their game as they were demolished early on. Nobody expected Vulcun to be destroyed this badly as by 15 minutes into the game Velocity was up 5 to 1 and about 5k gold ahead. The game didnt change much even as the game progressed as Maplestreet was just destroying this double ADC composition and even managing to grab himself a quadra kill at one point. With a score like 20 to 4 in kills and a 23.1k gold lead, Velocity came into the game and completely demolished Vulcun.
