middle
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Emerald+ Champions Analysed: 20,192,848
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Gwen Counters
Gwen middle vs support Counters
Presently there is insufficent games played by Gwen middle on Patch 15.3 to determine the strongest support counters. A matchup requires a minimum of 100 games to be displayed.
Lulu
the Fae Sorceress
Gwen wins against Lulu 50.61% of the time which is 4.52% higher against Lulu than the average opponent.
After normalising both champions win rates Gwen wins against Lulu 1.40% more often than would be expected.
The average opponent winrate against Lulu is 46.09%.
Nami
the Tidecaller
Gwen wins against Nami 51.06% of the time which is 3.94% higher against Nami than the average opponent.
After normalising both champions win rates Gwen wins against Nami 0.81% more often than would be expected.
The average opponent winrate against Nami is 47.12%.
Karma
the Enlightened One
Gwen wins against Karma 51.35% of the time which is 3.58% higher against Karma than the average opponent.
After normalising both champions win rates Gwen wins against Karma 0.45% more often than would be expected.
The average opponent winrate against Karma is 47.77%.
Thresh
the Chain Warden
Gwen wins against Thresh 52.12% of the time which is 4.78% higher against Thresh than the average opponent.
After normalising both champions win rates Gwen wins against Thresh 1.65% more often than would be expected.
The average opponent winrate against Thresh is 47.34%.
Nautilus
the Titan of the Depths
Gwen wins against Nautilus 57.02% of the time which is 6.99% higher against Nautilus than the average opponent.
After normalising both champions win rates Gwen wins against Nautilus 3.86% more often than would be expected.
The average opponent winrate against Nautilus is 50.03%.
