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Draven vs Twitch

Bot lane matchup

67.9%Draven win rateWin rateThe share of its games it won in this role. Who plays it pushes this up or down. ±12.2
56 games · patches 16.19–16.20

Draven wins this lane more often than usual.

Win rate vs usualvs usualIts win rate in this lane minus its win rate over all its games. Plus means it does better here than usual. Draven usually wins 51.6%

+16.3% ±12.2

CounterCounterHow the lane goes once both champions’ strength, the players and the rest of the draft are accounted for. A strong champion beating a weak one isn’t a counter. with both champions’ strength and players taken out

+0.7% ±2.6Not clear yet

56 games with all ten players known

Win rate vs usual comes from picks and results. Splitting lane from late game needs games with full timelines. The counter is the lane’s result after removing both champions’ strength, their players and the rest of the draft. A weak opponent pushes the win rate up but leaves the counter where it is. ± is the margin, and gray means it crosses zero.

Twitch wins 32.1% of these games. That’s 18.2% less than it usually wins. See Twitch’s side

What to run against Twitch

Run your usual build. No change clearly helps against Twitch yet.

Not enough games against Twitch have full timelines to compare setups in lane yet.

Runes
Lethal TempoLethal TempoPresence of MindLegend: AlacrityCut DownInspirationTriple TonicCash BackAttack SpeedAdaptive ForceHealth
Items
  1. Doran's BowStart
  2. Gluttonous GreavesBoots
  3. Hubris1st
  4. Hexoptics C442nd
  5. Infinity Edge3rd
SpellsFlash + Barrier
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This is what wins most often for Draven, from 2,205 games with full timelines.

Draven’s bot matchups

Compared with Draven’s usualvs usualIts win rate in this lane minus its win rate over all its games. Plus means it does better here than usual.51.6%

— Not enough games to call this lane yet: its margin is wider than ±5%.

All 11 matchups

Counter

A counter is how this lane goes after the model accounts for both champions’ overall strength, who played them (mastery, rank, games on the champion) and the rest of the draft. Lanes with few games are pulled toward zero. A strong champion beating a weak one doesn’t count as a counter. The counter uses only games where all ten players are known. It rests on fewer games than the win rate next to it.

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Against the usual win rate

This is the champion’s win rate against this opponent minus its win rate over all its games in the role. It uses picks and results only. Splitting lane from late game needs games with full timelines.

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