Hi, welcome to my guide.
This guide has been made because I wanted to get gold in Twisted Treeline but I didn't want to play a lame boring tank.
I main Master Yi in Summoner's Rift and thus I want him to work in Twisted Treeline.
Unfortunately the 3V3 meta is against champions like Master Yi which makes playing him a tedious task if your team is bad.

This guide will cover up mostly everything that I've learned from playing in the 3V3 universe also known as Twisted Treeline; the land of inting.

There is no reason, actually if you can play something else then leave right away.
This is my attempt at making a horrible pick actually work.

You don't gank! It's that simple.

But wait SlowPoke! There aren't enough camps and I usually just find myself standing without doing anything! Shouldn't I at least try?!
No! Do one of these things:

1. Wait until the enemy jungler tries to gank and then counter-gank him.
2. Recall.

This is all you have to do, you don't gank, EVER.

Place him here whenever possible and use it as an indication for when you need to counter-gank.
It's basically like warding your lane in Summoner's Rift just you're warding for your laners.

P.S: You will most likely place him in the brush that's closer to your base so it won't be taken down as easily and cause false alarms.
You can place him on the enemies side if you really need the extra damage or if you're really ahead.

It depends on the matchup and how much confidence you have.
Going for rageblade means you have a better late but a way weaker early.
Critical Strike is not recommended VS crowd control heavy teams or tanky teams.

Though it also depends on your playstyle.

It's too weak early and takes too long to stack, also you are team fighting a lot more than split pushing in Twisted Treeline.

This is an example of counter-ganking for your laners.
Play Video You should wait in the brush I started in since it'll grant the most vision of the enemy jungler.
Go there once you've finished your clear.
You can also wait in the brush above it if the enemy minions are pushed and you're out of their vision for a surprise attack which is also something I did in that video.
Don't go straight in, wait for the right moment and then go in.


This is an example of a teamfight that can happen, your team engages 2v3 and you have to clean up. Play Video