Yasuo Probuilds: How the best pro builds Yasuo

Yasuo Probuilds explained

Based on our pro LoL Tier List at patch

12.1

Yasuo – the Unforgiven – is a S-Tier champion. Among professional League of Legends players,

Yasuo is most often selected on the

Mid position.

On the current patch pros on

Yasuo have won 10 out of 17 matches, resulting in a win rate of

58.8%

and a pick rate of

2.3%

. In

5.2%

of the matches

Yasuo is banned, because it can be very unpleasant to have to play against the

Fighter. When

Yasuo is not banned and only the Yasuo Probuilds are considered, the champion averages a KDA of

0.0

in professional players Solo Queue matches.

Yasuo is best suited as an answer to

Akshan or

Zoe

on the opposing team. With

Yasuo and the available Probuilds, it is possible to minimize their strengths and exploit their weaknesses. On the other hand,

Vladimir

Vex or

Ekko

lead to desperation for

Yasuo players.

This page shows you all the Yasuo Probuilds in detail. Solo Queue and tournament matches played by the best

Yasuo players are listed. If you are interested in aggregated information of these matches then you should visit Yasuo Build or Yasuo Runes.

Pros play Yasuo mostly on position Mid.

Dash through a minion to have Sweeping Blade available to chase your opponent should they flee; Dash directly to your opponent to preserve a minion as your escape route.
At level 18, Yasuo's Steel Tempest reaches its Attack Speed cap with 55% Attack Speed from items.
Last Breath can be cast on any target that is knocked Airborne, even by one of your allies.
Steel Tempest is very narrow. Dodge laterally if possible.
When Yasuo lands two Steel Tempests in a row, his next will fire a tornado. Watch and listen for the associated sound to prepare to dodge.
Yasuo is at his weakest just after he has launched a whirlwind. Engage at that point.
Yasuo's shield from Resolve lasts only 2 seconds. Dealing damage to him will trigger it. Wait it out, then engage.