Shy Carry’s Jinx Powers Anubis Past Karmine in Game 3

TL;DR: Facing elimination, Karmine Corp Blue needed a win to stay alive, but Anubis Gaming turned Game 3 into a one-sided closeout. Shy Carry’s Jinx finished 12/0/5 as Anubis built a 12k gold lead, claimed all 4 dragons and completed the 3-0 series sweep, extending its winning run to 4.

Key Takeaways

• Anubis Gaming won the kill race 18-1, turning a must-win game for Karmine Corp Blue into a decisive closeout.
• Shy Carry finished on Jinx at 12/0/5, a dominant line that helped fuel Anubis’s 12k gold lead.
• Anubis Gaming claimed 4 dragons to 0 and took 7 towers to 2, controlling the map as its winning run reached 4.

Building the Lead

Anubis Gaming entered Game 3 with a 2-0 series lead; one more victory would end Karmine Corp Blue’s run at the EMEA Masters 2026 Season Summer Main Event. The pressure was on Karmine, but Anubis found its opening through the bot lane. Shy Carry turned Jinx into the game’s decisive threat, finishing with 12/0/5 while Looki’s Ziggs ended at 0/2/1.

The draft model had favored Anubis Gaming at 50%. That edge materialized in the game—not as a close prediction, but through an execution that overwhelmed Karmine’s engage options. Theocacs’s Xin Zhao went 0/0/11, supporting fights without giving up a death, while Giyuu’s Galio added 1/1/15. Karmine’s Vi and Rell could not turn their engage into a foothold.

The Numbers Tell the Story

At 25:40, Anubis had 52.5k gold to Karmine’s 40.8k, a lead of 11.7k—roughly the 12k advantage that defined the stomp. Anubis’s 18-1 kill score and 7-2 tower count show how thoroughly that advantage translated across the map. Karmine secured no dragons; Anubis took 4, adding objective control to its fighting lead.

The bot-lane gap was especially stark at 15 minutes: Shy Carry held +1528 gold, while Looki was -1528. maged’s Ambessa went 4/0/8, helping Anubis keep pressure beyond bot lane. Despite Karmine’s Smolder holding a +1312 gold difference at 15, Kamiloo finished 1/3/0; that early advantage never became a route back into the game.

The Final Push

Anubis did not need a Baron to finish the job: both teams ended with 0 barons. Instead, its steady control of kills, towers and dragons kept Karmine from mounting a comeback before the 25:40 finish. B Butcher’s Karma contributed 1/0/15, while Karmine’s Prime ended 0/5/0 on Rell—another sign that the engage-heavy response had found no reliable opening.

The win made it 4 consecutive victories for Anubis Gaming and sealed a clean series closeout. For Karmine Corp Blue, the final game offered no reversal after falling behind early.

Polymarket Market

At draft close, the game market leaned 55% toward Karmine Corp Blue and 45% toward Anubis Gaming, making Anubis the pre-game coin-flip underdog. The market did not read the winner correctly, though the narrow split reflected uncertainty rather than a decisive expectation. In-game, Anubis’s draft edge materialized through Jinx’s enormous bot-lane lead, disciplined support from Xin Zhao and Galio, and a 4-0 dragon count; execution turned a near-even forecast into a rout. This result closes the series, Karmine Corp Blue 0-3 Anubis Gaming; the full series-market wrap-up belongs in the series recap.

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*Odds via Polymarket, 2026-10-10 18:45 UTC.*