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The Most Played Champions At MSI 2022

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Who owns the meta?

Sabrina Ahn

League of Legends - May 16th 2022, 14:30 GMT+2

Space Groove Gwen — Top Lane: Gwen

Gwen was the most picked top laner in the 2022 MSI group phase. She had insane presence with 17 picks, 11 bans and a 76.5% win rate. This is a top laner every team should get their hands on. | © Riot Games

Lunar Beat Viego Skin — Jungle: Viego

The most picked jungler was Viego during the 2022 MSI group phase. Though, unlike Gwen, he has a pretty awful win rate at only 31.3%. With 16 picks, he only achieved 5 wins... so how come teams still pick him? Was he picked by the wrong teams? | © Riot Games

Star guardian ahri — Highest Game Presence: Ahri

Ahri had the most presence from any champion. She was picked a total of 9 times, but her ban rate is insane, with 27 bans. This makes her the champion with the highest game presence in pick and ban. Oh, and her win rate? Not too shabby at 55%. She's definitely a pick worth looking out for throughout the rest of the tournament. | © Riot Games

Crime City Nightmare Skins Twisted fate — Mid Lane: Twisted Fate

Another champion with a negative win rate, but the most presence is Twisted Fate. He was picked 11 times in the group phase, but only managed 4 wins with a 36.4% win rate. Teams are better trying to squeeze Ahri into their composition, with a 55% win rate, but also one of the highest ban rates. | © Riot Games

Arcade kaisa — Bot Lane: Kai'Sa

The bot laner with the most picks is none other than Kai'Sa. Her ability to rush into fights and burst down opponents made her a key pick. She was played 11 times and managed a 54.5% win rate during the group phase. | © Riot Games

Battle Academia Leona HD — Support: Leona

Throughout the last two years, Leona has probably been the most important support pick. Hell, she even got a Worlds skin in 2020 and this doesn't change with MSI 2022 either. She was picked a total of 15 times, banned 8 times and has a win rate of 46.7%. Not too shabby when you think that the next most played support, Nautilus, had a win rate of only 38%. | © Riot Games

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The 2022 Mid-Season Invitational group phase has just ended. Half the teams are leaving and ready to go back home to their respective regions, to prepare for the 2022 Summer Splits and a chance to qualify for the 2022 World Championship taking place in North America this year.

But, with multiple games under our belts — more than we even expected with RNG having to replay their first three matches once more — we're wondering which champions dominated the Mid-Season Invitational meta thus far? Who are the picks to watch out for? Let's check it out!

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The 2022 Mid-Season Invitational group phase has just ended. Half the teams are leaving and ready to go back home to their respective regions, to prepare for the 2022 Summer Splits and a chance to qualify for the 2022 World Championship taking place in North America this year.

But, with multiple games under our belts — more than we even expected with RNG having to replay their first three matches once more — we're wondering which champions dominated the Mid-Season Invitational meta thus far? Who are the picks to watch out for? Let's check it out!

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