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LØS Risky Gnar Pick Shapes CBLOL Clash vs Fluxo W7M

Fluxo W7M face LØS in CBLOL Game 1 as LØS trust a 36% Gnar pick, while Ryze-Seraphine scaling tests Fluxo’s Nocturne engage.

LIVE DRAFT ANALYSISCBLOLSplit 2Game 1Patch 26.17
Fluxo W7M
Fluxo W7m
50%50%Model, picks
LØS
Løs
52.8%VS GLB
52.7%GLOBAL
—VS CBLOL
46.2%CBLOL
1.5 KDA
0.0%ZOTHVE
Rumble
Rumble
topTOP
Gnar
Gnar
GLOBAL55.6%
VS GLB47.2%
CBLOL35.7%
VS CBLOL—
ZEST42.9%
2.0 KDA
43.4%VS GLB
49.2%GLOBAL
50.0%VS CBLOL
50.0%CBLOL
2.0 KDA
0.0%PEACH
Nocturne
Nocturne
jungleJGL
Jarvan IV
Jarvan IV
GLOBAL51.8%
VS GLB56.6%
CBLOL50.0%
VS CBLOL50.0%
CURSE75.0%
3.5 KDA
52.2%VS GLB
51.7%GLOBAL
—VS CBLOL
62.5%CBLOL
3.2 KDA
100.0%CODY
Yone
Yone
midMID
Ryze
Ryze
GLOBAL51.0%
VS GLB47.8%
CBLOL49.3%
VS CBLOL—
FEISTY64.3%
6.2 KDA
50.0%VS GLB
45.1%GLOBAL
50.0%VS CBLOL
56.2%CBLOL
4.8 KDA
50.0%BAO
Jhin
Jhin
bottomBOT
Seraphine
Seraphine
GLOBAL54.4%
VS GLB50.0%
CBLOL42.9%
VS CBLOL50.0%
0.0%VS GLB
53.1%GLOBAL
—VS CBLOL
50.0%CBLOL
Pyke
Pyke
supportSUP
Alistar
Alistar
GLOBAL53.9%
VS GLB100.0%
CBLOL60.0%
VS CBLOL—
ACKERMAN80.0%
6.2 KDA
Model
50%50%
Polymarketmarket probability: Fluxo W7M vs LØS
Game 1
17%84%
Seriesnow
11%90%
Pre-matchseries, 90 min before
13%88%
Δ Series: -2.0pp for Fluxo W7MFull model: 21% / 79%

TL;DR: In CBLOL Game 1, Fluxo W7M’s Rumble-Nocturne-Yone-Jhin-Pyke faces LØS’s Gnar-Jarvan IV-Ryze-Seraphine-Alistar. The draft model makes LØS a 79% favorite to Fluxo W7M’s 21%, despite LØS putting Zest on Gnar, a pick with only a 36% CBLOL WR across 42G.

LØS have accepted a volatile top-side condition by sending Zest onto Gnar, whose regional results sharply trail his 55.6% global WR over 1089G. It looks deliberate rather than forced by the available draft information: LØS are banking on Jarvan IV engage and Ryze scaling to give Gnar the teamfights where Mega Gnar can matter.

Compositions: Fluxo W7M vs LØS

Fluxo W7M want proactive skirmishes. Zothve’s Rumble ultimate can lock targets into Peach’s Nocturne darkness, while cody’s Yone follows engage and Momochi’s Pyke can roam for picks. BAO’s Jhin supplies long-range follow-up, but this composition has limited conventional front line and must snowball through vision control and side-lane pressure.

LØS own the steadier 5v5 shell. Curse’s Jarvan IV creates the engage window for Feisty’s Ryze damage, Duduhh’s Seraphine shields and resets fights, and Ackerman’s Alistar protects the carry line. Their scaling is stronger if they avoid early Pyke roams; Gnar gives them both split-push threat and a decisive engage angle once Mega Gnar is available.

Key Picks and Stats

Top lane is the clear draft tension. Zothve’s Rumble has a 52.7% global WR over 1265G but only a 46.2% CBLOL WR over 65G, and Zothve is 0.0% on Rumble in 2G with a 1.5 KDA. He does have a 52.8% global WR over 53G against Gnar. Zest’s Gnar is 35.7% in CBLOL over 42G, although Zest owns a 42.9% WR in 7G and a 2.0 KDA on it.

Peach’s Nocturne is 49.2% globally over 734G and 50.0% in CBLOL over 30G, but he is 0.0% in 1G on the champion. Against Jarvan IV, his global mark is 43.4% over 113G. Curse brings a 51.8% global WR over 1412G, a 50.0% CBLOL WR over 58G, and a 75.0% WR in 4G on Jarvan IV with a 3.5 KDA.

Mid is Fluxo W7M’s best individual counterweight: cody’s Yone is 62.5% in CBLOL over 8G and 100.0% in 2G with a 3.2 KDA, against Feisty’s 64.3% Ryze record in 14G and 6.2 KDA. Bot lane favors LØS’s reliability: Ackerman has an 80.0% WR on Alistar in 10G with a 6.2 KDA, while Momochi is 50.0% on Pyke in 2G and 0.0% against Alistar in 3G.

Draft Edge

Last night’s forecast correctly highlighted Ryze and Rumble as priority picks, and the actual Ryze-Rumble trade confirms that reading. The predicted Ryze, Corki, and Alistar bans cannot be verified because no ban log was provided; Corki’s absence is therefore not evidence of a ban. LØS’s Gnar is the departure from forecast value: a 36% regional WR is a substantial concession for a team otherwise built around reliable scaling.

LØS still have the edge because Jarvan IV, Ryze, Seraphine, and Alistar provide repeatable engage and late-game teamfighting. Fluxo W7M win by accelerating Nocturne-Pyke plays before Seraphine can neutralize their first engage.

Polymarket Market

Polymarket prices LØS at 84% for Game 1 and 90% for the series, versus Fluxo W7M at 16% and 10%. The series market moved further toward LØS from 88% pre-match to 90% now, a 3.0 percentage-point decline for Fluxo W7M from 12% to 10%.

The market is slightly more optimistic about Fluxo W7M in this individual game than over the full series, likely respecting cody’s Yone and the explosive Nocturne-Pyke route. Still, the 84% LØS Game 1 price reflects superior form, Elo, season WR, and a much more dependable teamfight draft despite Gnar’s regional warning sign.

Prediction

The model projects Fluxo W7M 21% and LØS 79%. I would keep LØS near 79% rather than increase them: Zest’s 35.7% CBLOL Gnar and Peach’s ability to punish side lanes create upset equity. LØS’s 0.800 team-form signal, 0.856 Elo signal, and 0.613 season WR remain the stronger external case.

FAQ

Q: Can cody’s Yone carry Fluxo W7M against Feisty’s Ryze?

A: Yes, but cody’s 100.0% Yone record in 2G is a tiny sample against Feisty’s 64.3% Ryze record in 14G and 6.2 KDA.

Q: Why is Zest’s Gnar risky for LØS against Zothve’s Rumble?

A: Gnar has only a 35.7% CBLOL WR across 42G, while Rumble holds a 52.8% global WR over 53G into Gnar.

*Data: draftlol live draft model + Polymarket, draft close.*

Next chapter, Game 1Fluxo W7M Shock LØS as Rumble Sets CBLOL Tone