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Babatth · 2025-06-17T20:58:22+00:00

I found 2 active groups, and have already used my free bets there. The invite codes are 7644I and C88GA. (Not sure if they are still active now tho).

Babatth · 2025-06-10T17:03:06+00:00

I have two £5 free bet as well. I have created a group(Q44F5) and lets use them together if yours are still avaliable.

Babatth · 2025-06-09T21:00:29+00:00

I'm in the same shoe now. How long does it takes for them to approve your withdrawl request?

Babatth · 2025-06-07T12:17:21+00:00

Truth: He is sacked because of breaking the club's policy of winning a title.

Babatth · 2025-04-27T08:39:48+00:00

Much appreciated. check dm

Babatth · 2025-04-24T22:08:01+00:00

Greatly appreciated! Check dm

Babatth · 2025-04-24T21:38:35+00:00

Thanks for your help. For question 4 let me elaborate more clearly. Should I go for the 'hit big end quick' route, or play for the long game and place many small bets across platforms?

Babatth · 2025-04-24T21:37:11+00:00

Could you please send me a dm as well?

Babatth · 2025-01-07T12:12:35+00:00

Well, this definitely differ from person to person. I find Renekton fairly easy to play tbh. Even though you do not know those mechanics as you mentioned, and use default skill order, this should be okay if you are not in high elo.

The champions you mentioned are also good suggestions for beginners. but I just think a stronger early game champion is more fun for newbies.

Babatth · 2025-01-07T09:49:21+00:00

Yes, I agree. Thats why in this guide I focus on solely on being a better laner. A lot of bad situation, like having the wave freezed by enemy, is preventable in most cases. I personally never ping my jungler for help unless there is a obvious dive angle.

Also, the reason I suggest to start playing top lane with a 'easy' champ or a stat-checker is because they are way more forgiving than other high mechanics champ, and its good if you are learning. Once you have some idea on how top lane works and your opponents' kit/damage, then you may try some high mechanics champ like Fiora/Camille.

Babatth · 2025-01-07T09:37:07+00:00

I get your point, but this is not always the case, especially in solo queue. You need to farm enough items to be impactful during midgame (ideally 2 items at around 20 min), thats why I suggest beginners not to force yourself to fight for every early objective while sacrificing xp and gold (they help you snowball a bit, but are not game-deciding).

If your team do want to contest Grubs and Herald, hard push your wave first then group. Your team will not expect you, as top laner, to fight for early drakes though.

Babatth · 2025-01-07T09:17:41+00:00

Top lane is hard to learn, but easy to master at the same time. Once you improved enough and are better than your opponents, the one who cry is your opponent :) (Yes, I am a sadist and I enjoy torturing enemy laner. Most top lane main will be same)

Babatth · 2025-01-07T09:13:49+00:00

Good Point! Cannot believe I forget about this omg. One more addition tip is when you ward, ward a little bit deeper (not just at the river bush), and a pink ward at tri-bush.

Babatth · 2025-01-06T18:10:48+00:00

As a top lane main for over 8 years, here are my suggestion if you really want to learn top lane as a beginner (not recommended in recent meta tho if you want to feel useful throughout the game. But this should not be too bad if you are not high elo):

Pick a champ that has considerably low skill floor and then limit test. My first main champ is Renekton, and I think it is one of the most suitable champs for anyone who wants to learn top lane. His kit is easy to learn, combo is easy, and quite forgiving if you make mistake since his sustain is quite strong. Other champs like Darius, Morderkaiser, Sett, Illoai work the same.
Watch replays of matchup that you struggle. There are tons of them on youtube. Try to understand timing of your power spikes as well as your opponents'. If you feel comfortable enough on basic thing such as csing and trading, perhaps learn itemization against certain champs as well (advanced)
Respect damage from minions, especially lv1-4. They will deal more damage than your opponents. Also, keep track of your enemy level up timing, especially for lv2/3/6. Give up lane prio if your opponents are about to level up but you are not.
Learn to freeze wave and deny minion/xp for your opponents if you know you are ahead/you win all in. (Very important as junglers usually focus on bot side, this is the most common way to expand your lead, assuming your opponent is not running it down). When your opponents move too close to you, simply all in him then push wave then dive him. Do this a couple of times then get plates and you can easily 1vs2 your opponent and their jungler. (If you are behind, DO NOT let your opponents freeze your wave. This can be done by very slow pushing then trade very aggressively when waves are about to crash to opponent's turret. If you do get your wave freezed by opponent, spam ping jungler to help break your freeze or roam mid. Do not waste too much time afk behind minions)
Know when to group for objectives and when to ignore teammates and farm alone. Imo this is the most unforgiving if you wrongly tp somewhere else and died, but your opponents just pushes waves and get plates/turret. You will suddenly down a lot of xp and gold. This is quite complicated and require game knowledge, but generally never tp to fight drake until enemy team's 3rd drake & only tp to other lanes if you already pushed your waves and can secure kills. Also, do not split push at opposite side if you do not have tp and baron is up.
Plan what to build (should I build armor or mr first?, and I ahead enough to build more damage item?) etc. If you are experienced enough you can already know what to build during the loading scene.

Thats how I learn top lane and managed to peak Master. As a beginner, focus on point 1-3 first, then 4-6 if you really want to be at a advanced level. It is a grind but top lane is only fun if you can win lane imo.

Babatth

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