Yinuo went 0-5 with no kills in two games, while Aurora dominated Yinuo 9-1, breaking Dashai's hero with a 100% win rate!

Before the match between RNG and AG Super Play, which team did everyone support? Without a doubt, it was AG Super Play! After all, AG collected numerous accolades in 2025! On the other hand, RNG’s five players and their coach were newly formed during the transfer window!

Hence, when facing such a team, analyzing from any angle, RNG was not expected to win! However, RNG proved with their strength that AG would not have an easy time securing a spot in the top 16 by defeating them!

In the first game, RNG finished the match in just 11 minutes and claimed victory! If you covered the players’ IDs, it would be hard to believe this team was RNG! In the second game, many thought AG Super Play would make a comeback, but the opposite happened! At 4 minutes, RNG took the first tyrant and skirmished in the bottom lane. At 6 minutes, RNG capitalized on Ma Chao’s forward positioning to secure a kill. At 7 minutes, RNG captured the small overlord. At 9 minutes, RNG took the small tyrant, but AG Super Play seized the opportunity to counterattack, winning a team fight two-for-three.

At 10 minutes, AG Super Play secured the shadow tyrant, but RNG kept chasing, killing multiple opponents and destroying the mid lane tower. At 11 minutes, RNG took the shadow overlord. At 14 minutes, RNG claimed the shadow tyrant. At 15 minutes, RNG captured the shadow overlord again. At 16 minutes, RNG destroyed the top and bottom outer towers. At 17 minutes, a team fight broke out in the jungle, with Shield Mountain’s crucial control enabling teammates to secure kills. RNG continued pressing forward, breaking the crystal and taking another win.

In this game, RNG’s opening strategy was all about limiting Agudo’s jungle farming speed, while AG maintained good economic distribution. Around the 10-minute mark near the dragon pit, two team fights erupted. First, AG won a two-for-three exchange. Then Agudo stole the dragon, but RNG didn’t let AG escape easily, forcing them to pay with two deaths.

It’s clear that in AG’s lineup, Su Lie poses some restriction to Si Kongzhen, so RNG’s team fights involved Guan Yu initiating on Su Lie first. The Si Kongzhen and Shield Mountain combo performed excellently, and RNG even broke Dashai’s 100% career win rate on Su Lie. Meanwhile, Yinuo’s stats across two games were 0-5 with no kills. In contrast, his former substitute, Aurora, crushed Yinuo with a 9-1 score!

As the season nears its end, which jungler is best for climbing ranks? Nezha is currently a popular pick! Nezha recently received a quality upgrade and rework; his true damage is much higher than before. His skill set changed from three skills to four, and his old ultimate became the new third skill. The revamped Nezha excels in the jungle role because his third skill makes ganking easier, allowing teammates to quickly eliminate enemies. Currently, jungle Nezha holds the top win rate on the jungle leaderboard, so everyone is encouraged to try him out soon.

Another strong pick is Han Xin. Han Xin ignores meta changes thanks to his innate three mobility skills, enabling rapid movement to support teammates or invade the enemy jungle when their jungler is careless. Han Xin excels at diving the backline, and if he gains an economic lead, he can instantly burst down enemy backline heroes with his combo.

For example, heroes like Xiao Qiao, Hou Yi, and Galo fear Han Xin greatly, as even a small mistake in team fights can result in Han Xin’s critical damage instantly killing them. If you can master Han Xin, you’ll be recognized as the jungle king, and many supports will be eager to duo queue with you.