Karmine Corp’s Jungle Surge Extends Its Worlds Winning Run

TL;DR: With Movistar KOI facing elimination, Karmine Corp extended its winning run to 4 by turning Yike’s 9/0/5 Pantheon into a crushing jungle advantage. Karmine Corp claimed 3 dragons to none, built a 15.3k gold lead, and closed Game 2 in 26:20 to finish the series.

Key Takeaways

• Yike went 9/0/5 on Pantheon, translating a +1859 gold difference at 15 into the engine of Karmine Corp’s snowball.
• Busio anchored the fight setup on Lulu with a 15.00 KDA, helping Karmine Corp secure 3 dragons without conceding one.
• Karmine Corp won the kill race 18-4 and finished 15.3k gold ahead, turning its series lead into a clean closeout.

Building the Lead

Movistar KOI entered Game 2 needing a win to stay alive, but Karmine Corp arrived with the momentum of Game 1 and made the jungle matchup the story. Yike put Pantheon ahead by +1859 gold at 15, then finished with 9/0/5. That early edge was more than a personal lead: it gave Karmine Corp the pressure to move first and kept Movistar KOI from building a stable response.

The pre-draft spotlight had flagged Rumble, and the pick did appear. Canna finished 3/2/6 on the champion, dealing 19.4% of Karmine Corp’s damage and ending +956 gold at 15. That is a solid contribution, though the decisive prediction was not that Rumble would single-handedly take over; it was that early pressure could make the volatile pick work. Karmine Corp’s jungle advantage supplied that pressure.

The live draft model gave Karmine Corp 50%—essentially an even call. The result confirms the edge materialized in-game, but not because the draft guaranteed a win: Karmine Corp executed its early-game conditions far more convincingly.

The Numbers Tell the Story

Karmine Corp’s 18-4 kill advantage came with control of the map: 8 towers to 1, 3 dragons to 0, and 1 Baron to none. Its 57.8k gold against Movistar KOI’s 42.5k made the final margin 15.3k. In a game lasting 26:20, those figures describe a snowball that left little room for a comeback.

Caliste added 5/1/7 on Sivir, accounting for 30.9% of his team’s damage. Busio’s 0/1/15 on Lulu tells the quieter half of the story: constant participation in the plays that let the carries deal damage safely. For Movistar KOI, Supa led his side with 33.2% of team damage on Ezreal, but his 1/3/2 line could not offset the map-wide deficit.

The Final Push

The closing sequence was backed by objectives, not just kills. With every dragon secured and a Baron in hand, Karmine Corp had the tools to turn its lead into towers and end the game before Movistar KOI could reset. kyeahoo stayed deathless at 1/0/8 on Viktor, helping keep the formation intact as the advantage became overwhelming.

Polymarket Market

At draft close, the game market leaned only slightly toward Karmine Corp at 54%, with Movistar KOI at 46%—a near coin flip that identified the winner but understated how one-sided the match would become. The live draft model was even more cautious at 50%. In play, Yike’s 9/0/5 Pantheon and Karmine Corp’s 3-0 dragon count exposed the gap between a close pre-game expectation and a runaway execution. Before the series, the market already favored Karmine Corp at 62%. This result closes the series, Karmine Corp 2-0 Movistar KOI; the full series-market wrap-up belongs in the series recap.

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*Odds via Polymarket, 2026-10-31 18:41 UTC.*