
Earn Money Through Backing on Gamercraft
Profit without playing: Back skilled competitors in tournaments. When they win, you earn returns. Top players like JuanseGM have $19,915 in total backing.
Valentin RossoOctober 31 min
September's LoL meta is solved. One pick: 81.42 GCS, $1,368 average earnings, 70% win rate. If you're not playing it, you're leaving money on the table

There's this one pick sitting at 81.42 GCS. For context, that's not just "good"—that's "this champion is so dominant it's almost unfair" territory.
But here's the kicker: the people who figured this out early? They're not just winning more. They're making $1,368 on average from tournament prizes.
Not total. Not across their entire gaming career. Just from this one champion in September.
Meanwhile, the second-place pick after Zoe is Soraka with an earning of $929. That's a $439 difference. In one month. For knowing the meta.
You see where I'm going with this?
Let's talk prize money because that's what actually matters. Here's who's getting paid in September:
Top 5 Tournament Earners:

These aren't lifetime earnings. This is one month of Patch 2.15 tournaments on Gamercraft.
If you're entering tournaments with picks that aren't in this conversation, you're competing with one hand tied behind your back. And yes, I know your main is "totally viable" and you have a "65% win rate in solo queue." Cool. These picks have a 65% win rate while making hundreds of dollars.
Most win rate data is bullshit because it doesn't account for skill expression, team comp, or whether someone's actually good at the champion. But tournament data is different—these are people trying their absolute hardest to win money.
The 60%+ Club (Tournament Play Only):

Let that sink in. There are multiple champions maintaining 60%+ win rates in competitive tournament play where everyone's trying to win. This isn't some Diamond player stomping Silver games. This is the meta working as intended.
The 70% win rate pick though? That's the one that keeps me up at night. A 70% tournament win rate means you're literally favored to win 7 out of every 10 games with money on the line.
Volume tells a story that win rates can't. Here's how many tournament games these picks are seeing:

Now cross-reference this with the earnings and win rates above. The picks showing up 600+ times with 60%+ win rates? Those are your money makers.
High volume + high win rate = meta dominance. It means people keep picking these champions because they keep winning tournaments with them.
Three picks are currently trending upward. I can't tell you exactly which ones from the image, but the "Rising" indicator means smart players are catching on.
Here's what usually happens: early adopters figure out a pick is cracked, start winning tournaments, word spreads, pick rate increases, and then everyone is fighting over it in draft.
Get ahead of this curve. If you see a rising pick with good stats, learn it now before it becomes permaban material.
Let's get practical because data is useless if you don't know what to do with it.
If You Want Maximum Earnings:
Master the top 3 earning champions. Yeah, everyone else is learning them too. Yes, they might get banned. But the difference between $1,368 and $605 is $763. That's not nothing.
If You Want Best Statistical Edge:
That 70% win rate pick is your lottery ticket. High risk (probably gets banned a lot), high reward (you win more than you lose by a significant margin).
If You Want Consistency:
The 600+ game volume picks with 60%+ win rates are your bread and butter. They're not getting banned every game, people know how to play with them, and they're proven across hundreds of tournaments.
Ready to dominate the meta? Jump into tournaments and see if you've got what it takes to join the $1,000+ earners club.
Related: Check out Turbo Ladders if you want to turn your best games into tournament entries without the scheduling headache. Every match you've already played could be making you money right now.

Profit without playing: Back skilled competitors in tournaments. When they win, you earn returns. Top players like JuanseGM have $19,915 in total backing.
Valentin RossoOctober 31 min
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