Big is a Support from United States. 164 games between August 1, 2014 and August 11, 2019, for 36.6% of wins. No game recorded in the last twelve months — ranks below are all-time. Data current as of September 19, 2026.
Key facts
The figures worth remembering, read straight from the data — no editorial picking.
- Played 164 recorded games for 36.6% of wins.
- Faced Hakuho 18 times in the same role (7–11).
- Most frequent team-mate: Keith, 69 games together (29%).
- Picks Soraka 14.4× more than the rest of the role (12 games, 25%).
- Best laning season: 2019, -0.06 standard deviations from the role average.
Rating history
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Season rating after each series. Drag to zoom; long ranges are downsampled.
Place in the draft
Average pick order within his own side, from 1 (first pick) to 5 (last). Compared with the Support average over the same seasons: below zero means picked earlier than his peers — a champion the team commits to before seeing the answer. Above zero means kept back to counter-pick.
| Season | Games | Pick order | vs role | First picks | Last picks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2019 | 37 | 2.78 | -0.01 | 8 | 3 |
Career
One row per year. Season = COMPO season rating for that year. Overall = average of season ratings up to that year, with a safety net for short careers. The latest Overall matches the header. Parentheses: change vs the previous year. Clubs and leagues of the year stay listed.
- 20157 games TDTeam Dragon Knights TITeam Imagine NA LCS 1–6 14.3% 1444 (-11)#480 · #93 1480 (-9)#1203 · #251
Signature champions
Champions he picks far more often than the rest of his role.
Direct opponents
The player in the same role, on the other side.
Team-mates
Allies measured against this champion's own average, not against 50%: a champion that wins a lot everywhere would otherwise make every ally look good.
Champion mastery
His top 2 champions by domination rating on that pick only (min. 20 games). Δ is surplus vs career rating; rank shows where he stands among players on that champion.
Champion pool
The champion pool by role: breadth tells you how readable a team is in draft.