JoJo's Milio Anchors FURIA's CBLOL Game 3 Rout

TL;DR: With the CBLOL 2026 series level and Game 3 deciding who would close it, JoJo’s Milio anchored FURIA’s 14-5 rout of RED Canids. His 1/1/11 line and 86% KP supported a mid-lane advantage that became a 10k gold snowball, delivering the expected finish.

Key Takeaways

• JoJo produced a 12.00 KDA on Milio, turning FURIA’s back line into the stable platform for every winning fight.
• Tutsz built a +870 gold@15 edge on Ahri, a mid-lane advantage that denied RED Canids the map control needed to recover.
• FURIA finished with 9 towers to 1 and 58.2k to 48.2k gold, converting its lead into a decisive CBLOL closeout.

Building the Lead

The series had reached its final pivot after FURIA won Game 1 and RED Canids answered in Game 2, but the decider quickly became a lesson in controlled acceleration. Tutsz’s Ahri created the central gap with +870 gold@15 and 57% KP, forcing RED Canids to react rather than set the pace.

That pressure exposed the limits of RED Canids’ hoped-for jungle momentum. STEPZ found four kills on Naafiri, but his 4/2/0 score lacked the follow-up needed to turn picks into lasting territory. Meanwhile, FURIA’s solo lanes kept widening the map until every skirmish favored the leaders.

The Numbers Tell the Story

The pre-draft watchlist correctly identified Yunara and Lucian: both appeared, but only one side delivered on the promise. Ayu’s Lucian finished 1/2/10, providing utility in FURIA’s coordinated wins, while Morttheus’s Yunara ended 1/4/2 despite a +599 gold@15 lane edge.

The difference was support and protection. Guigo’s perfect 5/0/5 on Volibear gave FURIA an unbreakable front line, while the support behind him kept fights from slipping away. The final totals—2 dragons apiece, but 1 baron to 0 and 9 towers to 1—show how evenly contested objectives became overwhelming once FURIA owned the map.

The Final Push

At 29:40, FURIA had turned its 10k gold lead into a clean finish. RED Canids could not find the repeated access onto the carries that its composition required, and Tatu’s Pantheon added 4/1/7 worth of threat whenever the opposition tried to defend.

The live draft model’s 51% lean toward FURIA materialized in-game. Pantheon appeared as projected, although Volibear replaced the expected top-side routes; FURIA’s faster engage and top-mid control proved more valuable than RED Canids’ Yunara-Lulu scaling window.

Polymarket Market

Polymarket read this individual game correctly, pricing FURIA at 72% at draft close against RED Canids’ 28%. The result was expected, but the 14-5 kill score was more emphatic than a narrow favorite’s win: FURIA’s mid priority and protected back line gave RED Canids too little room to play through Naafiri. The pre-series market had already leaned toward FURIA at 84%, so the day’s Game 2 response did not overturn the broader expectation. This result closes the series 2-1, and the full series-market wrap-up belongs in the series recap.

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*Odds via Polymarket, 2026-08-15 18:35 UTC.*