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Lee Sin JUNGLE
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Diamond II · Ranked Solo/Duo
8.4/10
MVP score
Objective control and early tempo carried this game. Vision uptime dropped off hard after 20 minutes, worth tightening up.
+180 LPAvg. climb in 30 days
94%Fewer repeated mistakes
12,400+Games analysed weekly
4.9/5Average coach rating
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Thresh SUPPORT
DEFEAT
4.2/10
MVP score
KDA
3 / 8 / 12 -2.4
Thresh avg 2 / 4 / 15
VISION SCORE
38 -19
Should be above 57
GOLD
8,200g -3,400g
Good average avg 11,600g · ~950g unspent at each death
Power curve
Even through 10 min, faded hard after 18 min as vision and
rotations fell behind
0 min30 min
Match breakdown
What happened, minute by minute.
1:45
Recalled back to base without letting the wave crash into your tower first, giving up lane priority for a full return trip right as the enemy support also stepped away - a wasted recall that could've waited for a natural break in the wave.
5:10
Held a position well past the river brush with the enemy jungler unaccounted for. Pushing that far forward without knowing where the jungler is puts you outside what your own jungler can realistically reach to help you.
9:15
Good read leaving lane here - the bot lane wave was frozen near your own tower, so the rotation to mid cost nothing at home and turned a losing mid lane into an even one.
12:40
Your team started grouping for Rift Herald here, but the rotation from bot lane put you arriving nearly a minute late. Missing the timer on a full macro reset like this turns a 5v5 objective play into a 4v5 for however long it takes you to arrive.
16:05
Died holding 1,150 unspent gold - enough for a completed item that changes how that fight goes. If you're not going to reach base before the next contested fight, that gold should already be recalled and spent.
19:40
Standing on the front edge of the dragon pit during the contest left no room to fall back if the fight turned. Holding position behind the front line, not on top of the objective itself, is what actually lets you protect your team if it goes wrong.
22:10
Clean recall window - based with exactly enough gold to finish an item and returned before the enemy could punish the empty lane. This is the recall discipline the rest of the game was missing.
24:55
Baron was called at 24:20, but you were still on bot side and didn't arrive until well after. At this stage of the game, minion gold rarely outweighs being present for the objective that decides the next fight.
27:30
A second death carrying over 900g unspent, this time right before the fight that lost the game. Two deaths holding that kind of gold adds up to roughly a full item's worth of missing stats by the end - spend it, or don't walk into the fight holding it.
29:10
In the final fight, you were positioned even with your front line instead of behind it, with no path to disengage once focused. Losing games especially call for a more conservative position - you can't peel for your team from the middle of the fight.
Summary
The two deaths carrying unspent gold (16:05 and 27:30) point to the clearest fix: treat gold like a timer, not a stat to watch climb - if you're not recalling before the next contested fight, it needs to already be spent. The same pattern shows up in rotations: both objective calls (12:40 and 24:20) were missed by the time you arrived, turning two 5v5 objective plays into 4v5s your team had to win shorthanded. The gap is consistency: applying that same map awareness to gold timing and objective rotations, not just lane decisions.
Match analysis
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Lee Sin JUNGLE
VICTORY
8.4/10
MVP score
KDA
9 / 3 / 11 +1.3
Above average 7 / 3 / 9
CS / MIN
5.4 -1.3
Should be above 6.7
DAMAGE
980 DPM -70
22,400 total dmg · Challenger avg 1,050 DPM
Power curve
Strongest 6 to 14 min, holds through 25 min, falls off late
0 min29 min
Match breakdown
What the numbers say.
✅ What you did well
- 1:35Invaded the enemy red buff uncontested, giving you a full clear before your first gank.
- 4–9Ganked all three lanes before 9 minutes, converting two kills and a lane priority swing.
- 14:00Answered the enemy jungler's Rift Herald play with a counter engage, turning a likely 2-for-0 into a 2-for-2.
❌ Biggest mistakes
- 19:40Caught in the enemy jungle with no vision or team nearby. Died right before Dragon spawn. walked into a 3-man collapse, and gave up first blood.
- 22:00Banked 1,400 gold through two recalls instead of finishing Death's Dance, delaying your survivability spike.
⭐ Key improvement
- 20:00+Control ward uptime dropped hard after 20 minutes, from one every 95 seconds early to almost none late.
- 19:40That gap lines up exactly with the facecheck — more map information there prevents the trade instead of just surviving it.
🎯 Win condition understanding
- 0–3:00Pressure side lanes off your level 3 clear before the enemy jungler's first clear finished.
- 10:00+You played to it well through 10 minutes, then drifted into farming your own camps instead of forcing fights while your lead was largest.
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Patch 16.13 Breakdown
Gold efficiency changes vs 16.12 · 193 items analysed
Items changed10 buffs · 1 nerfs
Biggest buff—No changes
Biggest nerf-4.5%Imperial Mandate
Avg efficiency69.4%across all items
↗ Top Buffs
No changes this patch
↘ Top Nerfs
Imperial Mandate
Stats reduced
-4.5%53.8% eff.
All items Sorted by gold efficiency
| # | Item | Cost | Efficiency |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Guardian's Orb | 950g |
155.3%
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| 2 | Guardian's Blade | 950g |
152.7%
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| 3 | Hextech Gunblade | 2500g |
140.4%
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| 4 | Guardian's Hammer | 950g |
134.3%
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| 5 | Needlessly Large Rod | 1200g |
116.5%
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| 6 | Statikk Shiv | 3000g |
109.7%
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| 7 | B. F. Sword | 1300g |
107.7%
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| 8 | Hexoptics C44 | 2800g |
104.5%
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