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G2's coach is in a dilemma.

Not only was the coach hesitant, but the bottom laner, Perkz, was also feeling a bit apprehensive.

“I didn’t scare them…” G2’s mid laner Caps frowned, thinking about whether he should pick Morgana himself.

"Isn't it a bit much that we played so passively in the first set?"

Hearing Caps say that, Ap was clearly dissatisfied and retorted, "You have to carry first."

"Didn't we already have you?" Caps said, amused and slightly teasing.

"No, no, no, bro, how can I steal the spotlight from the whole team? Wouldn't it be better if we all pulled off some amazing plays together?" A-P responded.

Listening to the two bickering, Under, the top laner, spoke up at the right time: "You guys carry this game, I'll just follow along. These guys are targeting me too much."

Under looked utterly helpless.

Sylas was originally intended for him; G2 has always been adept at using top-tier champions like Sylas in the top and mid lanes.

But EDG's hero selection is baffling.

Of the three champions EDG has picked so far, only Rakan's ultimate ability is worth stealing.

The other two, whether it's Spider Queen or Jayce, don't seem to be very useful after being stolen; they just seem clumsy.

"Alright, alright, stop arguing. Let's ban the champions quickly. We still need to ban Xayah."

G2's coach couldn't stand the players arguing any longer, so he quickly interrupted them and then decisively banned Xayah.

Following that, G2's coach thought for a moment and then targeted Vayne again.

It's worth noting that Vayne didn't appear many times in this MSI tournament, but every time she did, her performance was remarkable and outstanding.

Moreover, this time the opponent is the formidable Su Mu, and Vayne also has a certain laning advantage when facing Ezreal.

Taking all these factors into consideration, G2's coach, after much deliberation, ultimately decided to ban Vayne.

On the other side, EDG's actions were decisive, immediately eliminating the Rek'Sai and Jarvan IV champions.

These two heroes have always been Jankos's favorites, but the G2 team sensed something different from EDG's ban pick.

"Why aren't they banning Lee Sin?"

Jankos shrugged nonchalantly and said confidently, "They dare not ban my Lee Sin? They clearly haven't been kicked by me yet, and they haven't experienced the power of the number one Lee Sin in Europe."

“No, brother, the real number one blind monk in Europe is Broxah,” Caps offered a different opinion.

"NONONO, did you see that clearly? His Lee Sin win rate is only 55%, while mine is as high as 57%. I suggest you wash your eyes and take a closer look at the data," Jankos immediately retorted.

"Okay, I was wrong. So, are you going to pick Lee Sin?" Caps said helplessly.

Although he and Jankos had only been teammates for half a year, he knew very well that Jankos couldn't hide anything. As soon as he lied, others could see through it at a glance, just like a ridiculous clown.

Just as Caps finished speaking, EDG's hero on the fourth floor was also determined.

This hero is extremely familiar to everyone.

In the current version, this hero's strength is not particularly outstanding.

However, if a specific ID gets the hero, the whole situation will be completely different.

"Kasa... Mu Ge's Kaisa! Locked in! This is the first time Mu Ge has picked Kaisa in this MSI tournament!" In the commentary booth, Guan Zeyuan's eyes lit up instantly, and his voice became louder with excitement.

"Kai'Sa is indeed relatively weak in the early game and needs some time to develop, but once she develops, she is still very strong. In the late game, Kai'Sa is definitely a top-tier ADC," Guan Zeyuan continued his analysis.

On the battle table.

"Kai'Sa...can you guys hold your own in the bot lane?"

G2's coach was a little unsure and couldn't help but ask.

After all, the combination of Kai'Sa and Rakan is slightly stronger than the combination of Alistar and Ezreal.

While Ezreal is a relatively survivable champion who can "survive" in team fights, Kai'Sa's damage output is quite consistent. Once Ezreal falls behind against Kai'Sa in lane, he will have very little chance to turn the tide during the laning phase.

Su Mu's seemingly safe choice inadvertently reduced G2's margin for error significantly!

However, G2 Esports has been able to get this far because of their aggressive and daring style.

When the draft phase reaches a stalemate, teams usually face two options.

One approach is to play it safe, choosing heroes that can solidify the lineup for positions that are yet to be finalized, thus ensuring the overall stability of the team.

Another option is to take risks and seek victory by sacrificing the team's margin for error, in order to further enhance the lineup's offensive capabilities and strive to suppress the opponent on offense.

After a brief discussion, G2 Esports ultimately chose the latter.

When the champion icons for Lee Sin on the fourth floor and Yasuo on the fifth floor lit up, the entire audience gave G2 a warm and generous round of applause!

"Yasuo and Lee Sin?! My god, G2 is really going all out."

Doinb's face clearly showed surprise.

During the second round of bans and picks, Guan Daxiao remained silent.

The reason for this is that he himself really couldn't guess which heroes both sides would choose in the future.

G2's incredibly bold Lee Sin and Yasuo combination completely exceeded the scope of hero selection that Guan Daxiao had anticipated.

At this moment, Colonel Guan was also quite glad that he hadn't made any random analyses like before.

However, at this moment, Wang Duoduo, who was standing to the side, spoke up at an inappropriate time: "In that case, EDG's choice of mid-lane hero is going to be a bit difficult."

"That's true, but EDG should have anticipated that G2 might switch Sylas to the top lane. Now it depends on whether they are fully prepared for this."

Just as Guan Zeyuan finished speaking, a hero was revealed on the fifth floor of EDG.

Upon seeing this champion, Colonel Guan couldn't help but let out a soft exclamation: "Still picking Kassadin? Kassadin has a tough time laning against Yasuo."

However, EDG ultimately stuck with Kassadin as their pick.

"It's locked..."

Wang Duoduo smacked her lips and then remained silent for a short while.

To be honest, at this point he wasn't really sure what EDG's reasons were for choosing Kassadin.

Wang, however, suddenly thought of a possible scenario and hesitated before slowly saying, "Could it be... Kassadin this game..."

"Could it be for Flandre?"

Guan Daxiao responded somewhat hesitantly: "As far as I remember, during Season 6, Flandre did play Kassadin in the top lane a few times, and his win rate was quite good."