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The Secret Club’s Ornn Gamble vs Forsaken in EMEA Masters

By Draftlol Analysis Desk5 min read

The Secret Club backs Danilo’s Ornn against Forsaken in EMEA Masters Game 1. See how the risky top pick and Forsaken’s stronger bot lane shape the draft.

LIVE DRAFT ANALYSISEMEA MastersSummer Main EventGame 1Patch 26.18
The Secret Club
The Secret Club
51%·49%Model · picks
Forsaken
Forsaken
60.0%VS GLB
47.9%GLOBAL
—VS EMEA Masters
37.0%EMEA Masters
3.5 KDA
0.0%DANILO
Ornn
Ornn
topTOP
K'Sante
K'Sante
GLOBAL45.6%
VS GLB40.0%
EMEA Masters48.0%
VS EMEA Masters—
58.2%VS GLB
51.0%GLOBAL
40.0%VS EMEA Masters
49.0%EMEA Masters
1.6 KDA
0.0%NASSER
Jarvan IV
Jarvan IV
jungleJGL
Wukong
Wukong
GLOBAL43.2%
VS GLB41.8%
EMEA Masters47.8%
VS EMEA Masters60.0%
65.0%VS GLB
56.1%GLOBAL
—VS EMEA Masters
55.9%EMEA Masters
1.0 KDA
0.0%KRYZIK
Cassiopeia
Cassiopeia
midMID
Aurora
Aurora
GLOBAL43.2%
VS GLB35.0%
EMEA Masters41.9%
VS EMEA Masters—
DECAY0.0%
1.3 KDA
40.7%VS GLB
50.7%GLOBAL
42.9%VS EMEA Masters
52.0%EMEA Masters
1.0 KDA
0.0%YUKI
Yunara
Yunara
bottomBOT
Ashe
Ashe
GLOBAL55.9%
VS GLB59.3%
EMEA Masters61.1%
VS EMEA Masters57.1%
46.3%VS GLB
47.5%GLOBAL
55.6%VS EMEA Masters
50.0%EMEA Masters
1.0 KDA
0.0%ENOCH
Lulu
Lulu
supportSUP
Seraphine
Seraphine
GLOBAL54.7%
VS GLB53.7%
EMEA Masters61.1%
VS EMEA Masters44.4%
Model
51%49%
Polymarketmarket probability · The Secret Club · Forsaken
Game 1
41%·59%
Seriesnow
23%·78%
Full model: 37% / 63%

TL;DR: The Secret Club faces Forsaken in EMEA Masters Game 1 with the model favoring Forsaken 63% to 37%. The standout draft risk is Danilo’s Ornn: The Secret Club has a 37% EMEA Masters win rate on the champion across 27 games, while Danilo has played it only once in the league.

Danilo’s Ornn points toward a scaling frontline meant to give The Secret Club reliable engage and room for Yunara and Cassiopeia to deal damage. But Forsaken’s K’Sante matchup is a demanding test, and The Secret Club needs to protect its carries early enough for Ornn’s teamfight value to matter.

Compositions: The Secret Club vs Forsaken

The Secret Club pairs Ornn and Jarvan IV for hard engage with Cassiopeia’s close-range damage, then adds Yunara and Lulu as its carry-and-protection core. Early on, Nasser’s Jarvan IV can gank or force skirmishes, while Cassiopeia can punish opponents who dive into her range. In mid-game fights, Lulu’s tools help Yunara survive, and Ornn provides a scaling frontline and initiation.

Forsaken has a more flexible engage package: K’Sante and Wukong can start fights, Aurora adds follow-up, and Ashe supplies poke and long-range initiation. Seraphine bolsters the team’s ranged damage and sustain. The composition can use Ashe’s range to set up picks, then commit with Wukong and Aurora; its late-game plan leans on coordinated engage rather than split-push.

Key Picks and Stats

Top lane is the draft’s clearest risk. Danilo’s Ornn is at 47.9% global WR over 330G and 37.0% in EMEA Masters over 27G, with a 0.0% WR and 3.5 KDA in his one league game. Color’s K’Sante has 45.6% over 1,299G globally and 48.0% over 102 EMEA Masters games. K’Sante is 40.0% into Ornn globally over 10 games, but those limited matchup results do not erase the experience gap.

In the jungle, Nasser’s Jarvan IV has 51.0% over 1,580G globally and 49.0% over 98 EMEA Masters games; his league record on the pick is 0.0% over one game, with a 1.6 KDA. MAXI’s Wukong sits at 43.2% over 1,025G globally and 47.8% over 90 league games. Wukong’s global record into Jarvan IV is 41.8% over 122 games, though his EMEA Masters matchup figure is 60.0% over 15.

Mid favors The Secret Club on the supplied matchup data: Kryzik’s Cassiopeia has 56.1% over 729G globally and 55.9% over 59 league games, while Decay’s Aurora is at 43.2% over 885G and 41.9% over 62. Cassiopeia is 65.0% into Aurora globally over 20 games. Kryzik’s own league sample is one game at 0.0% WR and a 1.0 KDA; Decay is 0.0% over two games with a 1.3 KDA.

Bot lane tilts toward Forsaken. Yuki’s Yunara posts 50.7% over 1,282G globally and 52.0% over 100 league games, but is 40.7% into Ashe globally over 91 games. Syzyfek’s Ashe has 55.9% over 863G and 61.1% over 72 league games, with a 59.3% global WR into Yunara over 91 games. Enoch’s Lulu is 47.5% globally and 50.0% in the league; Nio’s Seraphine is 54.7% and 61.1%, respectively. The league matchup reverses the global pattern: Lulu is 55.6% into Seraphine over nine games.

Draft Edge

Forsaken’s strongest case is its bot lane: Ashe’s favorable numbers against Yunara give Syzyfek and Nio a way to pressure The Secret Club’s main carry before late-game scaling. The Secret Club’s counterweight is Cassiopeia’s mid-lane record against Aurora, plus Jarvan IV’s potential to force early action. Ornn is a recognizable scaling pick, but Danilo’s one-game league sample makes it a real execution risk, not a proven comfort pick.

Polymarket Market

Polymarket’s Game 1 market gives The Secret Club 41% and Forsaken 59%, compared with the model’s 37%–63% split. No Series market or pre-match Series odds were provided, so movement and Game-versus-Series optimism cannot be assessed. The market still favors Forsaken, but its smaller gap is consistent with The Secret Club’s strong Cassiopeia matchup and Jarvan IV engage offsetting Forsaken’s bot-lane edge.

Prediction

The model prediction remains The Secret Club 37% — Forsaken 63%. Forsaken’s advantage rests on Ashe’s favorable Yunara matchup and stronger league results across its bot lane. The Secret Club can narrow that gap if Nasser’s Jarvan IV creates early openings and Kryzik converts Cassiopeia’s matchup edge into control before Forsaken’s ranged engage takes over.

FAQ

Q: Can Danilo’s Ornn withstand Color’s K’Sante in lane?

The global matchup is 60.0% for Ornn across 10 games, but Danilo has only one EMEA Masters game on Ornn, ending at 0.0% WR.

Q: Which bot-lane matchup favors Forsaken?

Ashe has a 59.3% global WR into Yunara over 91 games, while Syzyfek’s Ashe is 61.1% in EMEA Masters over 72 games.

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

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