Perry Norman breaks down a League of Legends jungle matchup against Bel'Veth. After invading her red buff and Krugs, he reads her movement toward bottom lane and predicts she'll rotate top. Instead of chasing the scuttle crab and losing his top camps, he positions on the top side of mid and secures the kill by tracking her path.
So what happens is I'm walking towards the mid lane and I end up finding the Bel'Veth here in the top side of mid lane. What this means is while I went ahead and invaded her red buff and Krugs, she actually went to do the crab and she now wants to go for the bot crab. Look here at what happens. We do a little skirmish, nothing happens. I whiff my W. It is what it is. Bel'Veth fogs towards the bot side of mid lane. But let's think about jungle tracking here. Bel'Veth knows that I might want to go for the bot crab, but there's an issue. If I go for the bot crab here and Bel'Veth goes for my top camps, I lose my entire top I end up going, find Bel'Veth in the top side, get a beautiful kill on the Bel'Veth. I perfectly read Bel'Veth like a book.
