Gryffinn’s Shyvana Leads FlyQuest’s Game 3 Rout
Gryffinn’s Shyvana went 6/0/7 as FlyQuest crushed Shopify Rebellion in Game 3, claimed the series lead, and closed out the 2026 DCGI.


Gryffinn’s deathless Shyvana anchored FlyQuest’s decisive Game 3 rout.
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Gryffinn anchored FlyQuest’s win with a 6/0/7 line as the team claimed all 4 dragons.
Verified predictions
- Live draft model favored Shopify Rebellion at 51%. They lost — confirm whether the draft edge materialized in-game. Pre-match
TL;DR: With the DCGI series tied and a lead at stake, Gryffinn’s Shyvana anchored FlyQuest’s decisive Game 3 win, finishing 6/0/7 as the team overwhelmed Shopify Rebellion. Massu’s Yunara helped turn bot-lane pressure into a widening advantage, and FlyQuest claimed all 4 dragons on the way to a 17-3 kill score.
Key Takeaways
- Gryffinn finished 6/0/7, anchoring FlyQuest’s clean execution and helping the team build an overwhelming lead.
- Massu reached +1439 gold at 15 on Yunara, turning bot-lane advantage into a springboard for FlyQuest.
- FlyQuest took 4 dragons to 0 and finished with 54.2k gold to Shopify Rebellion’s 40.4k, making the final push a formality.
Building the Lead
With the series level and Game 3 deciding who would take the lead, the pressure was unmistakable. A draft model gave Shopify Rebellion a narrow 51% edge, pointing to a credible lane-pressure plan. In the game, however, that projected advantage never materialized: FlyQuest coordinated around its carries and took control of the map.
The bot lane became a decisive source of momentum. Massu’s Yunara held a +1439 gold difference at 15, and the resulting pressure helped FlyQuest dictate the pace. Gryffinn’s Shyvana was the backbone of that advance, combining 6 kills with 7 assists and no deaths. Rather than merely cashing in on a winning lane, the jungler helped turn the advantage into a team-wide stranglehold.
The Numbers Tell the Story
FlyQuest’s 17-3 kill score tells only part of the story. The team also claimed 9 towers to 2, all 4 dragons, and the game’s only Baron. Those objectives steadily removed Shopify Rebellion’s room to recover, while the gold gap grew to 54.2k to 40.4k by the end of the 25:20 game.
The supporting performances made the lead difficult to challenge. Quad’s Annie recorded 1/0/10, supplying setup and follow-through without giving up a death. Cryogen’s Lulu added 12 assists, backing up FlyQuest’s carries as fights broke its way. For Shopify Rebellion, Zeyzal’s Nautilus went 0/5/2; the team’s attempts to find an answer could not reverse the map control FlyQuest had already secured.
The Final Push
FlyQuest did not need a prolonged siege to settle the game. With Baron secured and the objective count decisively in its favor, it closed out a one-sided finish, putting an exclamation mark on a performance built on early gold and disciplined teamfighting. The result gave FlyQuest the series lead it needed to win the BO3.
Polymarket Market
At draft close, the game market favored FlyQuest at 62%, and the favorite delivered. That was a different signal from the live draft model, which narrowly favored Shopify Rebellion at 51%; the match showed why the draft edge was not enough on its own. FlyQuest’s early bot-lane gold advantage, Gryffinn’s deathless 6/0/7 Shyvana, and complete dragon control mattered more than the model’s projected Shopify route. Before the series, the market had also leaned toward FlyQuest at 66%, so Game 3’s winner matched the broader pre-series expectation. The result closes the series, FlyQuest 2-1 Shopify Rebellion; the full series-market wrap-up belongs in the series recap.
FAQ
Q: Did Shopify Rebellion’s predicted draft edge show up in the game?
No. The draft model favored Shopify Rebellion at 51%, but FlyQuest won 17-3 and secured all 4 dragons.
Q: What made Gryffinn’s Shyvana so important?
Gryffinn finished 6/0/7, helping FlyQuest turn its early advantage into control of the objectives and a decisive win.
*Odds via Polymarket, 2026-10-07 12:29 UTC.*