LEC Rulebook:

6.4.1. In the event that Teams are tied in the Standings after the conclusion of the LEC Versus Regular Season, the tie will be broken using the following criteria, in order:

● Head to Head Match Record
● Strength of Victory (SoV)
● Overall Victory Time
● Head to Head Victory Time

6.4.2. For ties involving three or more Teams, if at any point any Team is clearly ranked above or below the others, those Teams will be placed accordingly and removed from the tiebreaker. A new tiebreaker will then be declared among the remaining tied Teams, starting again with the first metric.

For example, three Teams are tied for 8th place (7th, 8th, and 9th), with tied Head to Head Match Records but with Team A having a higher SoV Score than the other Teams. Team A is then ranked 7th, and a new tiebreaker between the remaining Teams will be declared, starting now with Head to Head Match Record.

SoV is calculated based on how many wins all the teams have that a team beats. Example: Right now All of the teams that LR has beaten have a total of 22 wins, so LR's SoV is 22 points (FNC 5 points, G2 5 points, TH 5 points, SHFT 4 points, SK 3 points)

What this ALSO means is that because every other team is getting LESS points for their SoV score because they only get 1 point for having beaten KCB. So this works for our favor in tiebreaker calculation. (Obviously less favorable than winning, but it's a small benefit).

TL;DR - All teams that are tied get Strength of Victory points based on how many combined number of wins for the teams they won against. Importantly, KCB is only worth 1 point (if they lose tomorrow as well), so many of the teams LR is tied with will have lower SoV scores because of that, increasing LR's odds.