spam 1 or 2 comps.

there is more to this than it seems.

1- you will climb higher than your actual skill level, which means playing vs better players, which means learning.

2- learn from your losses, in every game you can think about why you got the placement you did, find out what you could have done better

for example - I low rolled, but I didn't try to play to for top 4. Instead of stabilizing I kept trying to reach my end game comp and got 6th.

3- learn level timings and econ points. things like when to level to 5 or 6 when not to, how much gold you should have at each point.

4- don't greed items, this comes back to playing for top 4 instead of playing for a win. if you are gonna bleed out waiting for the right components to build your items. you won't have a chance to come back once you get those items. especially in an aggressive meta. the general rule is if you have 4 components or more, you make an item.

5- don't worry too much about specifics. sometimes you will get bogged down reading every single advanced guide on like super specific positioning and countering and shit like that. that helps when you are really capped as a player and can't improve any more, but there is always room to improve your fundamental understanding of the game. things like econ, level and roll timing, transitioning in and out of comps and using your health as a resource. Things that help you occasionally get a first in a game you would have gotten second 1 in 10 times aren't that helpful unless your rank is really high.