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What decides the jungle matchup: Lee Sin vs Viego in League of Legends
What decides the jungle
A tactical read of the jungle matchup, written from LaneDiff's champion notes: what each champion threatens, and the one thing to do about it before three minutes. It is analysis, not a match sample, so there is no win rate on this page.
Lee Sin
jungle · Early ganker
Hunts kills at levels two to four, so the first wards and a safe wave decide the lane.
He ganks straight off his first clear. Ward river at 2:45 and keep the wave middle.
Window: before three minutes
Lee Sin's red-buff level-3 gank arrives around 3:00; a frozen or centered wave denies the ward-hop angle behind you.
Viego
jungle · Farming scaler
Clears camps rather than ganking early, which leaves the lanes free to play forward before six.
He full-clears for tempo. Trade freely early, but ward before his second clear finishes.
Viego paths for a fast full clear, then ganks off the reset; the danger window opens around 3:30, not level two.
Lee Sin vs Viego: Common Questions
- Who wins Lee Sin vs Viego?
- LaneDiff has not analysed enough ranked jungle games of Lee Sin against Viego to publish a win rate, and does not estimate one. What decides the lane is which player respects the other's threat first. Lee Sin: He ganks straight off his first clear. Ward river at 2:45 and keep the wave middle. Viego: He full-clears for tempo. Trade freely early, but ward before his second clear finishes.
- How do you play the Lee Sin Viego matchup?
- It is a jungle matchup between an early ganker and a farming scaler. Lee Sin's red-buff level-3 gank arrives around 3:00; a frozen or centered wave denies the ward-hop angle behind you. Viego paths for a fast full clear, then ganks off the reset; the danger window opens around 3:30, not level two.
- What should I know about Viego vs Lee Sin?
- Viego is a farming scaler: Clears camps rather than ganking early, which leaves the lanes free to play forward before six. Lee Sin is an early ganker: Hunts kills at levels two to four, so the first wards and a safe wave decide the lane. Viego: He full-clears for tempo. Trade freely early, but ward before his second clear finishes. Lee Sin: He ganks straight off his first clear. Ward river at 2:45 and keep the wave middle.
- How do I beat Viego as Lee Sin?
- Viego paths for a fast full clear, then ganks off the reset; the danger window opens around 3:30, not level two. He full-clears for tempo. Trade freely early, but ward before his second clear finishes. LaneDiff's live scan then tells you which Viego you have drawn: their recent form on the champion, whether they are on a loss streak, and whether they are smurfing, because the player in front of you moves the odds more than the matchup does.