Champions Queue EMEA Leaderboard – who is no. 1?
Now that the EMEA Champions Queue is entering its second split, who is going to become the best player on the leaderboard? Let’s find out.

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EMEA Champions Queue Leaderboard – Split 2 (Mar. 12th update)
There are currently a total of 44 players registered for the second split of the EMEA Champions Queue. Aside from the players that participate in the LEC, CQ also features members coming from the major regional leagues like the LFL, LVP, Prime League, and Ultraliga.
Since the split has just begun, lots of players are still missing, including many from LEC teams. Players like Bo and Chasy are just some of the “big names” missing from the queue so far. Surprisingly, G2 has its entire team already registered on the queue, after some of them didn’t play initially in Split 1.
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Champions Queue Standings and Stats
The current no. 1 on Champions Queue is G2 Mikyx. The support player is sitting at 2057 with a 70% win rate. Astralis’ new mid laner LIDER is behind him at 2051 LP, with an 83.33% win rate.
Given that it’s just the start of the new split, we are likely going to see more players rising up the ranks. For now, though, this is the current top 10 on CQ:

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EMEA Champions Queue Leaderboard – Split 1
There are currently a total of 236 players (on Feb. 9th the total was 232) on the EMEA Champions Queue. Aside from the players that participate in the LEC, CQ also features members coming from the major regional leagues like the LFL, LVP, Prime League, and Ultraliga.
That said, not all players have been actively grinding the queue, as some have only played a couple of games. Some of these are also LEC players, including the likes of Szygenda, Wunder, and Xerxe. Two G2 players are not actively playing CQ: Caps and Hans Sama have only have six games played combined.
The LEC teams that have been grinding the most are Astralis and SK Gaming: 9 out of 10 players have already played more than 20 games so far (SK mid Sertuss is the only one with 14 games).
There are five players, on the other hand, that haven’t stepped on the EMEA Champions Queue yet. These are FNC’s Rekkles and Razork, MAD’s Hylissang, VIT’s Kaiser, and KOI’s Larssen.
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Champions Queue Standings and Stats
Update Feb. 20: The newest no. 1 on Champions Queue is AST Finn. The Swedish top laner overtook Upset to claim the top of the standings, and he’s currently at 2170 LP.
Upset is currently at 2145, followed by Bo, MFSK Papiteero and IW Parus for the top five. We have a couple of new names jumping to the top 10, with G2 Mikyx, VITB Innaxe, and SK Gillius in the top ten. There are currently 12 players that are above 2100 LP.
Below are the 10 highest-ranked players on CQ:

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Aside from the top 10 in the leaderboard of the Champions Queue, here are some other important stats to point out:
Feb. 20th Updated stats
- Two players are currently having the highest win rate (80%) – FNTQ Oscarinin, and BIG Rulfchen. That said, the two only have five games played each.
- The player with the lowest amount of LP is still 5R SSADY (he already was the lowest on the last update, currently sitting at 1923LP), with EXD Slipper and Ribu slightly ahead of him at 1933 and 1936 LP respectively;
- Mid laner Lider retains the highest number of dodges: 9 – four more than the second-highest;
- The lowest ranked LEC player is KOI Comp at 1951 LP with a 37.21% win rate in 43 games; the second-lowest is G2 Caps at 1962;
- We have a new player at the top in terms of games played: Photon. VIT’s top laner has played 65 games in total so far, with a 46.15% win rate (2049 LP). He lost more games than anyone else on CQ.
Make sure to tune in the following weeks to find out if the current top 10 will be able to keep their spot, and if someone will dethrone AST Finn.
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