LOL: Strange champion pool? Just tell me if you've won or not.

"As you can see, both players are already seated in their seats, ready for the match to begin."

"As the audience has just seen, Ruler and Arthur, the two young players who have generated the most buzz in this Finals, have created a masterpiece for the league."

"That's right. No matter what the outcome is tonight, these two legendary teams will leave an indelible mark on the history of the league!"

"Veterans who have pursued their dreams for many years without giving up, reunite with rookie players to form a team and compete for the Summoner's Cup."

"From this perspective, the two teams are quite similar."

Doll and Miller looked at the ten contestants on the stage.

Veterans who have been pursuing their dreams for many years and rookies have reunited to form a team, and the predecessor of this team also had a high level of popularity and attention.

The more I think about it, the more I feel that this seems to be a battle of fate.

"I know how to do this one! In the end, the veteran's dream came true!"

"Okay, okay, I can do this one too. The predecessor of the winning team also made it to the finals of the World Championship!"

"You call this guessing... It's clearly shooting the arrow first and then drawing the target..."

"No matter what, the more I watch, the more exciting this match becomes."

"Where's the excitement? Did Samsung get thrashed twice?"

"You can't understand low scores, so you only look at the score itself?"

"..."

Amidst the increasingly intense and passionate atmosphere at the scene, the ban/pick phase of the third game began!

Samsung, on the blue side, immediately banned Lulu, Ivern, and Karma.

This move effectively eliminated the option of using the Incense Burner on all heroes except for support.

This means that if RNG wants to continue using the Ardent Censer composition, they will have to have Xiaoming play the enchanter support role.

But Xiaoming is a top-notch initiator, so this move is tantamount to cutting off his own arm.

RNG's coaching staff was taken aback.

Feng Ge didn't expect that the Samsung coaching staff would come up with such an extreme draft pick this time.

With three bans on support heroes, there are very few support heroes left to choose from in the bottom lane.

Samsung's reliance is clearly on their choice of Janna in the bot lane.

Okay, okay, you're that ruthless, aren't you?

Okay, let's see who has the deepest hero pool then.

"Brother Feng, ban Janna and Taric as well. Let's ban Xayah and Rakan together and see if they dare to let Xayah out."

Feng nodded.

After banning Taliyah and Kalista, the final ban was Janna.

Both sides took turns banning, and the first round of bans and picks was already full of tension.

With Xayah and Rakan both available, a major challenge suddenly fell on the Samsung coaching staff.

If they weren't facing RNG, they could have easily given Rakan and Xayah to the opposing team in this situation.

After all, without the protection and cooperation of a support, a single Xayah only has a slightly better ability to protect herself.

If the opposing team dares to pick Xayah, they can also pick a strong AD carry like Varus to synergize with Rakan.

However, the opposing team is RNG, a phenomenal team that can pull out Xayah in the top lane.

This also means that this strategy has no effect on RNG.

Because RNG can even pick Xayah and Varus directly in the first or second pick, which would render Samsung, who picked Rakan first, half useless.

No, we can't let RNG take the top spot in two different patches...

Samsung's head coach rubbed his temples and finally locked in Xayah.

Even when faced with a life-or-death situation, Samsung still chose to trust Ruler.

All the pressure is on the ADC; the current Samsung is more like the old RNG.

"Four protectors for one" is always their last resort.

Seeing that Samsung had secured Xayah, Fang Han and Mlxg did not hesitate and, after receiving instructions from Feng Ge, locked in Rakan and Galio.

Thump thump thump.

This has put the Samsung coach in a real bind.

These two choices are undoubtedly the heroes that RNG picked for their mid and support players.

Samsung's coaching staff completely disregarded the possibility of RNG having Galio in the top lane.

Not to mention that Galio has been ignored since the group stage ended, it would be a waste to let Arthur, a mechanically skilled top laner, play Galio.

Returning to Samsung's final two choices in this round.

Samsung immediately locked in the support champion Taric and the mid-lane champion Malzahar.

RNG's final pick in the first round was Varus.

"Wow, Uzi's Varus is finally out."

"I believe the audience has been looking forward to this episode for a long time."

On the commentary desk.

After seeing RNG secure Varus, all three commentators showed relaxed expressions.

It's an overpowered hero in this patch, and one of Uzi's signature heroes, which is really reassuring.

Fang Han saw Varus, then glanced at his own bot lane's ID, and couldn't help but burst out laughing.

Um... Anyway, it's not the AP Varus version, so it shouldn't be a big problem.

Uzi is quite good at using the kiting style.

Mlxg flexed his wrists and turned to look at him with a smile.

"What's wrong, Fang Shen? What are you laughing at?"

"It's nothing, I just wanted to see how they would react when they saw our fifth choice."

"Sigh, the other side is really bold, daring to give us the red counter position."

The first round of selection is complete.

The audience laughed as they watched RNG pick three strong champions in the current patch.

"In this first round of draft picks, RNG was completely outclassed by Samsung."

"This first round of draft is incredible! How could they let RNG get these three heroes?"

"All I can say is that RNG's coaching staff completely crushed Samsung in this best-of-five series."

"I have a feeling that this has a lot to do with Arthur..."

"That's a huge deal. Look at what RNG is doing; they're clearly reserving a counter pick for Arthur."

"Arthur's counter position... is completely undefendable."

"Now I understand, RNG on the red side is even more terrifying."

"..."

Second round of bans.

Samsung banned Gragas and Draven, but allowed Sejuani and Jarvan IV to be picked.

This surprised the RNG members slightly.

Are they letting the prince go to get Sejuani? It seems Sejuani is still a high priority for them.

Feng Ge wasn't fooled and banned both Cho'Gath and Rumble.

In the final round of player selection, RNG unceremoniously picked Jarvan IV.

You like to let Prince Galio play? If you dare, I dare take him!

It's the blue team's turn to choose between two options.

Sejuani and Gnar are the best.

Even when on the brink of disaster, Samsung still chose to believe in what it does best.

It's alright, though. At least they don't go into the "no regrets" phase like LPL teams do in crucial games.

"Alright, now the ten players on the field have selected nine heroes."

"Now, I believe the entire audience is just like us, eagerly awaiting RNG's final pick."

"What surprises will Arthur bring us in the third game?"

Fang Han also has a great presence in front of the camera.

He wasn't in a hurry to choose, so he just played the random heroes on the hero selection screen until the countdown reached the last ten seconds, at which point he locked in the hero that made everyone exclaim "woc".

The Unforgiven Swordsman - Yasuo!

"The Wind Swordsman?!"

"Yaso is here!"

"That was awesome! It was so damn awesome!"

"The Gale E has a way home!"

"Top lane Yasuo versus Gnar, at the World Championship."

"Old Yasuo is moved to tears. I hereby declare myself a fan of Arthur!"

"I could feel Arthur's joy even before I entered the game!"

"..."