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Fluxo W7M vs Leviatan: CBLOL 2026 Draft Preview

By Draftlol Analysis Desk

Fluxo W7M vs Leviatan in CBLOL 2026: pre-match draft analysis of bans, priority picks, meta pressure and the pools most likely to decide it.

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TL;DR: Fluxo W7M enter this CBLOL 2026 draft with the clearer edge over Leviatan because their priority core converts better into wins, led by Renekton at 77.8% WR over 9 games, while Leviatan’s most repeated picks like Ezreal and K'Sante sit at just 27.3% and 11.1%.

Fluxo W7M Draft Profile

Fluxo W7M’s ban map is easy to identify. They remove Orianna in 69.6% of drafts, far ahead of Varus at 34.8% and Nocturne at 28.3%, which suggests they want mid priority stabilized before fighting over jungle tempo. On the other side, opponents target Karma (39.1%), Aatrox (28.3%), Jarvan IV (26.1%) and several 23.9% options, showing Fluxo can pull bans across multiple roles instead of one narrow pocket.

Their best-performing comfort picks are also more convincing than the raw volume alone. Renekton is the headline at 77.8% WR over 9 games, Aatrox brings 71.4% over 7, and Ryze holds 70% over 10. Even where the volume is high but the results are weaker, like Rumble at 40% over 10 or Xin Zhao at 22.2% over 9, the profile still points to a team willing to draft proactively and play through top-jungle-mid. The style leans flexible between early skirmish and scaling: Jarvan IV, Renekton and Aatrox open engage windows, while Ryze and Corki keep late-game structure intact.

Leviatan Draft Profile

Leviatan’s incoming bans cluster around bot and support pressure. Opponents most often remove Varus (41.5%), Nautilus (34.1%) and Neeko (31.7%), then trim options like Akali, Jayce and Ezreal. Leviatan themselves also start with Varus at 36.6%, followed by Jayce at 34.1%, then Orianna and Ambessa at 29.3% each, so their first objective should be reducing lane volatility.

The issue is conversion. Their most-played picks do not return enough wins: Ezreal is 27.3% WR over 11 games, K'Sante is 11.1% over 9, Neeko is 12.5% over 8, and Ryze is 25% over 8. Better signals exist with Sion at 62.5% over 8 and Rumble at 57.1% over 7, but that still leaves Leviatan with fewer reliable paths if those champions are denied. Compared with Fluxo, Leviatan look more rigid and more dependent on finding a stable front-to-back setup rather than winning draft through flex pressure.

State of the Meta — CBLOL 2026

The league context sharpens that contrast. Varus leads CBLOL presence at 78.7% with a 64% ban rate, while Orianna sits at 71.9% presence and 53.4% ban. Jarvan IV (61.2% presence), Rumble (60.1%), Pantheon (53.9%) and Ryze (52.2%) define the core draft economy both teams must navigate.

For first rotation, the best B1 data favors champions Fluxo already use better. Ryze as P1 posts 80% WR over 10 games, and Rumble as P1 still returns 57.1% over 21. By contrast, Leviatan’s likely comforts are shakier fits into the same meta. There is no concrete patch-shift block here, so the safest evergreen trend is stability: the same high-presence names, especially Varus, Orianna and Jarvan IV, remain the pressure points this matchup should orbit.

Synergies That Decide Drafts

The strongest local pair for Fluxo-style drafting is Aatrox, Ryze at 80% WR over 5 games, but it is a late-leaning combo with -533 GD@15. If Fluxo want early control, Nautilus, Rumble gives 80% WR and +793 GD@15, while Corki, Renekton delivers 83% WR with a near-neutral -356 GD@15. The best local trio is Jarvan IV, Ryze, Yunara at 100% WR over 4 games with +520 GD@15, a clean early marker.

Leviatan can theoretically tap into Ezreal, Leona, Xin Zhao at 100% WR over 4 games, but it is explicitly late with -1574 GD@15, so it asks them to survive rather than dictate. Globally, the ALL_TIER1 board points to broader early-value pairings like Orianna, Yorick at 100% WR and +789 GD@15, yet neither team’s current draft profile centers those trends. This matchup should be decided more by local CBLOL comfort than by global imitation.

Who Wins the Draft: Fluxo W7M or Leviatan?

Fluxo W7M have more draft options because their winning picks span Renekton, Aatrox, Ryze and Jarvan IV, while Leviatan rely more heavily on a narrower winning lane through Sion and Rumble. Fluxo’s must-bans should likely be Varus, Sion and either Rumble or Jayce. Leviatan should likely remove Ryze, Renekton and Jarvan IV. The most likely B1 is Ryze for Fluxo and Rumble for Leviatan.

One likely scenario is Fluxo on blue securing Ryze early, then building toward Jarvan IV if it slips, forcing Leviatan onto a more defensive Sion angle. A second scenario is Leviatan banning Ryze and Jarvan IV to push Fluxo into Rumble or Corki, then answering with Sion and trimming the engage support pool.

ChampionWho values itPick or banWRG
VarusBoth teams, league metaMostly ban57.7%26
RyzeFluxo W7M, Leviatan, metaPick50.9%55
Jarvan IVFluxo W7M, Leviatan, metaPick/ban48.9%47
RumbleBoth teams, metaPick/ban49.2%59
OriannaBoth teamsMostly ban36.4%33
SionLeviatanPick62.5%8

FAQ

Q: Which team is favored in draft, Fluxo W7M or Leviatan? A: Fluxo W7M are favored because their core winning picks are stronger and deeper, with Renekton at 77.8% WR over 9 games and Ryze at 70% over 10, while Leviatan’s Ezreal and K'Sante sit at 27.3% and 11.1%.

Q: Which single ban matters most in Fluxo W7M vs Leviatan?

Ryze is the cleanest answer because it is a top B1 champion at 80% WR over 10 games in CBLOL and also one of Fluxo’s best signature picks at 70% WR over 10 games.

*Data: draftlol draft & meta model — CBLOL 2026 stats, snapshot 2026-07-26 16:00 UTC.*

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