Anubis Gaming Blitz The Secret Club in EM Game 1

TL;DR: Anubis Gaming crushed The Secret Club in Game 1 of their EMEA Masters 2026 Summer Main Event BO1, snowballing a 12k gold lead behind a flawless support performance and a dominant bottom lane in a match that barely lasted past the twenty-minute mark.

Key Takeaways

- B Butcher anchored the entire game on Milio with a spotless 0/0/14 line and a 14.0 KDA, enabling every fight Anubis Gaming took and never once dying. - Shy Carry's Lucian punished The Secret Club's bottom lane with a +1861 gold advantage at 15 minutes, the largest lane gap of the game and the root of the snowball. - Anubis Gaming closed the objective race 11 towers to 0 while taking 2 dragons and 1 baron against The Secret Club's single drake, converting structure pressure into an unassailable map.

Building the Lead

The one number that defines this game is not a kill, it is a shield. B Butcher ended the match on Milio with zero deaths, fourteen assists and a 14.0 KDA, a stat line that reads like a support who simply refused to let his carries fall. Every skirmish Anubis Gaming started, that enchanter was already there, and The Secret Club never found an answer for it.

It helped enormously that the bottom lane was a mismatch from the first wave. Shy Carry's Lucian bullied Yuki's Yunara into a +1861 gold deficit by minute 15, the kind of early lead that turns a marksman into a roaming executioner. Meanwhile Theocacs on Xin Zhao farmed relentlessly and finished 8/1/5, the highest kill count on the rift, punishing every overextension Enoch's Lulu tried to cover.

The draft had warned of this. The live model leaned toward The Secret Club at 51%, betting that Ornn upgrades and Cassiopeia's late-game damage would outscale Anubis if the game reached the twenty-five minute mark. Anubis Gaming never let it.

The Numbers Tell the Story

The scoreboard tells a story of total control: 16 kills to 7, 54.9k gold to 43.0k, and a tower count of 11 to 0 that reflects how thoroughly the map was squeezed. The Secret Club did manufacture a single dragon, but with no barons and no towers, there was no structure to defend and no objective to build a comeback around.

The middle of the map was steady rather than spectacular. Giyuu piloted Anivia to a 2/2/6 line with a +1034 gold edge at 15, holding Kryzik's Cassiopeia in check precisely when the model expected the opposite. On the top side, maged's Fiora traded blows with Danilo's Ornn, and even in a rough individual matchup the Fiora still came out +983 gold ahead by the fifteen-minute checkpoint, a reminder that Anubis were winning everywhere at once.

The Final Push

By the closing stretch, patience had paid off completely. Danilo's Ornn was the lone bright spot for The Secret Club with a 4/2/3 line, but individual competence meant nothing against a gold gap that had ballooned past 12k. The drake and the baron gave Anubis Gaming the buffs they needed to walk through base, and the 11-to-0 tower tally explains why: there was simply no wall left standing to slow them down.

Polymarket Market

The market closed the draft at 82% for Anubis Gaming against 18% for The Secret Club, and the on-stage execution vindicated that read completely. Where the live draft model had been seduced by Ornn and Cassiopeia scaling, the trading market recognised the far more concrete truth: a +1861 bottom lane gap and an immortal support on Milio end games long before late-game comps come online. This result closes the series at Anubis Gaming 1-0 The Secret Club, with the full series-market wrap-up belonging to the series recap.

FAQ

Q: Why did the live draft model's 51% edge for The Secret Club fail to materialise? A: The model bet on Ornn and Cassiopeia outscaling, but Anubis Gaming never reached that window, finishing with a 12k gold lead and a 16-7 kill advantage before the scaling comps could stabilise.

*Odds via Polymarket, 2026-09-26 20:00 UTC.*