middle
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Emerald+ Champions Analysed: 7,418,145
We include 100% of the champions played of every selected tier bracket in our analysis, we never include champions from outside the tier quoted tier.
Karma Counters
Karma middle vs middle Counters
Presently there is insufficent games played by Karma middle on Patch 7 to determine the strongest middle counters. A matchup requires a minimum of 100 games to be displayed.
Ahri
la Vastaya de Nueve Colas
Karma wins against Ahri 48.65% of the time which is 0.07% lower against Ahri than the average opponent.
After normalising both champions win rates Karma wins against Ahri 3.05% less often than would be expected.
The average opponent winrate against Ahri is 48.72%.
Sylas
el Usurpador
Karma wins against Sylas 50.00% of the time which is 0.66% higher against Sylas than the average opponent.
After normalising both champions win rates Karma wins against Sylas 2.32% less often than would be expected.
The average opponent winrate against Sylas is 49.34%.
Akali
la Asesina Furtiva
Karma wins against Akali 52.78% of the time which is 4.03% higher against Akali than the average opponent.
After normalising both champions win rates Karma wins against Akali 1.05% more often than would be expected.
The average opponent winrate against Akali is 48.75%.
Zed
el Maestro de las Sombras
Karma wins against Zed 53.91% of the time which is 4.02% higher against Zed than the average opponent.
After normalising both champions win rates Karma wins against Zed 1.04% more often than would be expected.
The average opponent winrate against Zed is 49.89%.
Viktor
El Heraldo de lo Arcano
Karma wins against Viktor 58.33% of the time which is 8.44% higher against Viktor than the average opponent.
After normalising both champions win rates Karma wins against Viktor 5.46% more often than would be expected.
The average opponent winrate against Viktor is 49.89%.
