Top 10 Best Players at DreamLeague Season 27 Group Stage

Several standout performances shaped the outcome of the DreamLeague Season 27 group stage. While OG and Team Spirit led the standings, individual players across multiple teams consistently delivered impact. Based on kill involvement, survivability, and farming efficiency, here are the ten most effective players of the stage.

1. squad1x (1win Team)

• Matches: 6
• Kills: 10.33
• Deaths: 3.17
• Assists: 8.21
• GPM: 636

squad1x led the group stage in kills per game. Despite 1win Team results, he maintained a high impact through aggressive positioning and consistent execution in fights.

2. Natsumi (OG)

• Matches: 6
• Kills: 8.00
• Deaths: 2.83
• Assists: 7.82
• GPM: 867

Natsumi delivered a strong carry performance with elite farming. His discipline and efficient scaling allowed OG to dominate late-game scenarios.

3. Ame (Xtreme Gaming)

• Matches: 6
• Kills: 8.67
• Deaths: 2.33
• Assists: 7.88
• GPM: 707

Ame combined flawless laning with clean decision-making. He consistently closed out games when ahead and minimized risk under pressure.

4. shiro (Team Tidebound)

• Matches: 6
• Kills: 7.50
• Deaths: 2.38
• Assists: 6.68
• GPM: 733

shiro offered high stability and mechanical sharpness. His precision in teamfights and efficient resource usage were key to Team Tidebound’s victories.

5. Abed (Virtus.pro)

• Matches: 6
• Kills: 6.25
• Deaths: 2.38
• Assists: 6.53
• GPM: 564

Abed provided consistent midlane control for Virtus.pro. His smart rotations and reliable damage made him central to the team’s tempo.

6. bzm (Tundra Esports)

• Matches: 9
• Kills: 7.00
• Deaths: 3.11
• Assists: 6.43
• GPM: 643

bzm was among the most active cores in the tournament. His impact in skirmishes and objective timings helped Tundra Esports secure key series.

7. Yatoro (Team Spirit)

• Matches: 6
• Kills: 9.38
• Deaths: 3.25
• Assists: 5.96
• GPM: 723

Yatoro displayed peak carry form. His aggressive playstyle translated into clean wins when Team Spirit held map control.

8. Echo (Team Tidebound)

• Matches: 6
• Kills: 5.63
• Deaths: 2.75
• Assists: 5.91
• GPM: 582

Echo remained a reliable piece in Team Tidebound flexible drafts. His low death rate and versatile picks gave the team draft adaptability and map presence.

9. BOOM (MOUZ)

• Matches: 6
• Kills: 4.33
• Deaths: 2.86
• Assists: 5.90
• GPM: 547

BOOM played a stable core role with emphasis on team utility. His conservative, team-focused playstyle supported MOUZ during the mid-to-late game.

10. NothingToSay (Xtreme Gaming)

• Matches: 9
• Kills: 8.11
• Deaths: 3.44
• Assists: 5.87
• GPM: 781

NothingToSay remained efficient and impactful throughout the group stage. His balance between aggression and economy made him a central figure in Xtreme Gaming strategies.

DreamLeague Season 27 is held online with the participation of 24 teams. The tournament began on December 10 and will run until December 27. At stake is a $1,000,000 prize pool, and you can follow the schedule and results here.