Movistar KOI Fénix Turns the Draft Edge Into a 2-0 Lead

TL;DR: With the series on the line, Movistar KOI Fénix turned a close draft call into a commanding Game 2 win over Frites Esports Club. 13’s Kalista built a huge bot-lane edge, Myrtus’s Renata Glasc kept the team connected, and two Barons helped stretch the lead to 11.6k gold in 31:10.

Key Takeaways

• 13 gave Movistar KOI Fénix the bot-lane engine, finishing on 8/3/3 and a +1689 gold difference at 15 minutes.
• Myrtus anchored the fights on Renata Glasc, whose 1/2/11 line and 6.00 KDA supported the team’s decisive engages.
• Movistar KOI Fénix claimed 2 Barons to 0 and won 15-10 in kills, turning its early advantage into a 31:10 finish.

Building the Lead

The series had already tilted toward Movistar after a Game 1 win, but this was the chance to put Frites Esports Club under real pressure. The draft model’s stated 51% favor for Movistar only materialized in a limited sense: it correctly picked the winner, but the game was decided less by a narrow draft edge than by execution and the bot-lane gap.

At 15 minutes, 13 held a +1689 gold difference over Lucian, setting Kalista up to turn each skirmish into more pressure. The advantage was striking beside the rest of the map: Movistar’s Khazix was also +1346 gold over Trundle, while NightSlayer’s Gnar was +1400 over Rumble. Frites still found moments through Viktor, but its carries had too little room to stabilize.

The Numbers Tell the Story

Frites Esports Club ended with 10 kills, yet the map told a harsher story: just 4 towers, 1 dragon, and no Barons. Movistar KOI Fénix secured 10 towers and 3 dragons, while accumulating 67.8k gold against 56.2k. That 11.6k gold gap made every later contest increasingly difficult for Frites.

Kalista’s final 8/3/3 line made her the clearest beneficiary of the lead. Meanwhile, Myrtus finished 1/2/11; Renata Glasc’s 6.00 KDA reflects how often she enabled teammates without needing to take over the kill count herself. Fresskowy’s Cassiopeia added a steady 1/2/4, helping keep the team’s fights organized as the advantage grew.

The Final Push

The two Barons to none became the game’s closing lever. With Baron pressure backing the lead, Movistar could claim towers and force Frites to defend instead of setting the pace. After 31:10, the scoreboard read 15-10 for Movistar KOI Fénix, a convincing finish that extended its control of the EMEA Masters 2026 series.

Polymarket Market

The game market had Movistar KOI Fénix at 82% at draft close, and the favorite delivered. That was the right read on the winner, though the match showed a sharper route to victory than a mere pre-game probability: Kalista’s +1689 at 15 minutes and the eventual 2-0 Baron count gave Movistar tools to convert its advantage decisively. The series market moved from 97% for Movistar at draft close to 99% after the game, a +2.1 percentage-point shift. With the series still alive, that price implies the next game is increasingly Movistar’s to close, while leaving Frites with little margin for error.

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*Odds via Polymarket, 2026-10-06 19:19 UTC.*