Ruddy vs Anubis: Milio’s Risky EMEA Masters Draft
Ruddy Corporation’s Camille–Naafiri pressure faces Anubis Gaming’s Milio–Lucian pairing in EMEA Masters Game 1, where the draft model favors Anubis.


TL;DR: In EMEA Masters Game 1, the draft model gives Ruddy Corporation a 34% chance and Anubis Gaming a 66% chance. Anubis’s Milio is the notable gamble: he has a 44% EMEA Masters win rate over 82 games, while Nautilus has 67% over 6 games.
Anubis Gaming’s Milio points to a plan built around keeping Lucian alive through the first engage, then using his protection to sustain pressure in fights. That choice looks deliberate rather than statistically safe: B Butcher’s 100% EMEA Masters win rate across 3 games is encouraging, but the broader tournament sample leaves little margin for error.
Compositions: Ruddy Corporation vs Anubis Gaming
Ruddy Corporation pairs Camille and Naafiri’s skirmish threat with Ryze’s map movement, while Jhin and Nautilus give the team long-range pick potential and reliable engage. In the early game, Ano’s Naafiri can help Robocop’s Camille pressure Ambessa and look for mid-lane openings with Nano’s Ryze. Through the mid game, Ryze’s ultimate can turn that pressure into numbers advantages. Later, Camille’s split-push can pull defenders away before Ruddy commits to a fight.
Anubis Gaming has a more direct teamfight setup: Ambessa and Lee Sin can dive, Orianna can follow with area control, and Lucian brings early damage. Milio is there to protect the carries and make those engages harder to punish. Anubis wants Lucian to establish lane pressure, then convert its skirmishes into objectives; in the late game, Orianna’s scaling gives the team a way to contest grouped fights. The catch is that Nautilus can force those fights before Milio’s protection has much impact.
Key Picks and Stats
In top lane, Robocop’s Camille has a 52.5% global WR over 455G and 56.5% in EMEA Masters over 23G. His personal tournament record is 100% over 1G, with an 8.0 KDA. Maged’s Ambessa is 48.8% globally over 1343G and 50.0% in EMEA Masters over 78G, with a personal 100% over 1G and 11.0 KDA. Camille’s global record against Ambessa is 64.0% over 25G, a meaningful lane advantage for Ruddy.
In the jungle, Ano’s Naafiri has a 52.1% global WR over 755G, but 47.1% in EMEA Masters over 34G; his tournament record is 50.0% over 2G, with a 7.7 KDA. Theocacs’ Lee Sin is 54.3% globally over 903G and 41.0% in EMEA Masters over 61G. The listed Naafiri–Lee Sin tournament matchup has only 2G and a 50.0% win rate, so it offers limited evidence.
Mid favors Nano’s experience on Ryze: 50.5% globally over 1667G, 56.9% in EMEA Masters over 130G, and a personal 100% over 2G with an 8.0 KDA. Giyuu’s Orianna is 51.0% globally over 1125G but 44.1% in EMEA Masters over 68G. Their tournament head-to-head is 50.0% over 6G.
Bot lane tilts toward Lucian in the global matchup: Shy Carry’s champion has a 48.8% global WR over 966G and 48.9% in EMEA Masters over 90G, while Afriibi’s Jhin has 45.2% over 1025G globally and 39.7% over 68G in the league. Lucian is 56.8% over 37G against Jhin globally; the EMEA Masters matchup is 50.0% over 4G. In support, J3rkie’s Nautilus is 45.0% over 109G in the league, while B Butcher’s Milio is 43.9% over 82G. Milio’s listed tournament result against Nautilus is 66.7% over 6G, but the small sample is a caveat.
Draft Edge
The model slightly favors Anubis’s overall profile, especially its 80% team-form signal, 62% Elo signal, and 59.1% season win rate. The draft itself is closer: the model’s champion win-rate aggregates are 49.6% for Ruddy and 49.3% for Anubis, while its matchup aggregates favor Ruddy 51.2% to 48.8%. Ruddy’s clearest route is to exploit Camille’s matchup edge and use Ryze to create skirmish numbers advantages. Anubis needs Lucian to pressure early and its divers to reach targets without being stopped by Nautilus.
Polymarket Market
The available real-money Polymarket Game 1 odds are Ruddy Corporation 31% and Anubis Gaming 69%, compared with the model’s 34% and 66%. That is a 3-percentage-point gap in each team’s share: the market leans more strongly toward Anubis, consistent with its stronger team-form and Elo signals.
No Series odds or Series pre-match odds were provided, so a Game-versus-Series comparison or market-movement claim cannot be verified. The Game price also makes sense against the draft: it gives Anubis the favorite’s position despite the small matchup indicators favoring Ruddy, while reflecting Anubis’s wider team-level edge.
Prediction
The draft model’s prediction remains Ruddy Corporation 34% — Anubis Gaming 66%. Anubis’s form and season record support that lean, but Ruddy’s Camille-versus-Ambessa edge and Ryze’s strong EMEA Masters record could make the game more competitive if Ruddy converts early pressure. Milio’s modest league win rate is the main statistical risk in Anubis’s draft.
FAQ
Q: Can Robocop’s Camille exploit maged’s Ambessa in lane?
The global matchup gives Camille a 64.0% win rate over 25G against Ambessa, but the direct tournament sample is limited.
Q: Is B Butcher’s Milio a safe answer to J3rkie’s Nautilus?
The EMEA Masters matchup lists Milio at 66.7% over 6G against Nautilus, but Milio’s overall tournament win rate is only 43.9% over 82G.
*Data: draftlol live draft model + Polymarket, draft close.*