BOMBA vs Berlin: Lee Sin Risk in EMEA Masters Game 1
BOMBA Team’s Poppy challenges 113’s Lee Sin in EMEA Masters Game 1, where Berlin International Gaming’s stronger model rating meets a risky jungle matchup.


TL;DR: BOMBA Team face Berlin International Gaming in EMEA Masters Game 1 with a draft-model prediction of 40% for BOMBA and 60% for Berlin. The key wrinkle is 113’s Lee Sin: he has a 40.0% EMEA Masters WR over 40G, while adi1’s Poppy has a 75.0% league WR over 12G.
113’s Lee Sin is a deliberate risk into Poppy: Berlin International Gaming are betting that his playmaking can create leads before BOMBA Team’s anti-dive tools take over. To make that work, 113 needs to find early ganks and turn them into tempo, because the provided global head-to-head gives Lee Sin only a 20.0% WR over 10G against Poppy.
Compositions: BOMBA Team vs Berlin International Gaming
BOMBA Team have a skirmish-and-pick setup built around Ryze’s map access, Poppy’s ability to disrupt engages, and Lucian’s early pressure, with Milio adding protection and range. Yone gives frajgo a side-lane and teamfight threat, but the comp must manage its difficult bot-lane matchup and avoid being forced into Berlin’s preferred engage.
Berlin International Gaming combine Sion’s frontline with Lee Sin’s early playmaking, Cassiopeia’s sustained damage, and the Xayah-Rakan engage and counter-engage pairing. Their early-to-mid game hinges on 113 finding openings and Reeker controlling fights; later, Cassiopeia and Xayah supply reliable damage behind Sion. BOMBA’s scaling and disengage can blunt that plan if they survive the first tempo swings.
Key Picks and Stats
In top, frajgo’s Yone has a 50.5% global WR over 295G this season but only 22.2% over 9 EMEA Masters games. Irrelevant’s Sion is at 48.3% globally over 1025G and 60.8% over 74 league games. The matchup data favors Yone globally at 58.3% over 12G against Sion, while Sion’s own record against Yone is 41.7% over 12G.
Jungle is the defining risk. adi1’s Poppy posts a 54.4% global WR over 316G and 75.0% over 12 EMEA Masters games, although adi1 is 0.0% over 1 league game on her, with a 1.3 KDA. 113’s Lee Sin has a 54.5% global WR over 850G but just 40.0% over 40 league games; his two EMEA Masters games on the pick show 0.0% and a 1.1 KDA. The global matchup reads 80.0% for Poppy over 10G versus Lee Sin, a substantial warning for Berlin.
Mid favors Reeker’s champion history: Cassiopeia has a 56.1% global WR over 729G and 55.9% over 59 league games. Mrozku’s Ryze sits at 50.6% over 1596G globally and 58.1% over 105 league games; his one league game on Ryze was a 100.0% WR with a 7.0 KDA. Cassiopeia’s global WR against Ryze is 47.7% over 111G, but in EMEA Masters it is 37.5% over 8G, while Ryze has a 62.5% league WR in that same sample.
Bot and support tilt Berlin. Odi11’s Lucian has a 48.9% global WR over 908G and 56.7% over 60 league games, but just 33.3% against Xayah over 3 league games. Patrik’s Xayah is 54.8% over 385G globally and 52.0% over 25 league games; she holds a 66.7% EMEA Masters WR over 3G against Lucian. minemaciek’s Milio has a 48.3% global WR over 733G and 52.8% over 53 league games, but only 33.3% against Rakan over 3 league games. Kaiser’s Rakan has a 52.9% global WR over 699G and 50.0% over 40 league games, with a 66.7% WR over 3 league games against Milio.
Draft Edge
Berlin International Gaming have the cleaner overall draft edge: stronger model signals in champion WR (0.516 to 0.503), matchup WR (0.518 to 0.482), duo synergy (0.533 to 0.497), ELO (0.739 to 0.262), and season WR (0.642 to 0.467). Their bot-lane matchup and Xayah-Rakan pairing reinforce the advantage. BOMBA’s route is to use Poppy to deny Lee Sin’s entries, let Ryze move first, and keep Lucian ahead of Xayah before the game scales.
Polymarket Market
The supplied Polymarket Series market now lists BOMBA Team at 100% and Berlin International Gaming at 0%. No Game market percentages or Series pre-match odds were provided, so a Game-versus-Series comparison or movement calculation is not possible. That market snapshot sharply contradicts the draft model’s 40%-60% split; it should be treated as the strongest external signal supplied, but its extreme pricing is difficult to reconcile with Berlin’s ELO and bot-lane advantages, or 113’s risky Lee Sin pick into Poppy. The figures alone do not establish why the market is priced this way.
Prediction
The draft model gives BOMBA Team 40% and Berlin International Gaming 60%. The matchup and league results support Berlin as the favorite, though adi1’s 75.0% EMEA Masters WR over 12G on Poppy gives BOMBA a concrete way to punish 113’s vulnerable Lee Sin. The supplied team-form and head-to-head signals are both even at 0.500, so the main swing is whether Berlin converts early jungle pressure before Poppy can disrupt it.
FAQ
Q: Can adi1’s Poppy shut down 113’s Lee Sin?
The global matchup favors Poppy at 80.0% over 10G, and adi1 has a 75.0% EMEA Masters WR over 12G on the champion. But adi1’s own league sample is just 1 game at 0.0%.
Q: Why does Berlin’s bot lane threaten BOMBA’s scaling?
Patrik’s Xayah has a 66.7% EMEA Masters WR over 3G against Lucian, while Kaiser’s Rakan has the same 66.7% WR over 3G against Milio. Their engage can disrupt BOMBA before its scaling tools come online.
*Data: draftlol live draft model + Polymarket, draft close.*