Bane

Bane Jungle Counters

Fighter/Mage · 50.80% win rate · rank 104 · 7 measured Jungle matchups

The best Jungle counters for Bane are Nolan, Helcurt and Hanzo. Bane wins the lane against Baxia and Lancelot. Every hero on this page plays Jungle, so these are matchups you meet in lane rather than anywhere on the map. Updated October 2026.

Beats Bane in Jungle

Bane beats in Jungle

When Bane wins these lanes

Bane's win rate against each hero, split by how long the game ran. A counter that only bites after 15 minutes is a different problem from one that beats you at level 4, and the lists above cannot tell you which is which.

vs Nolan

51% early, 51% late · steady throughout
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Minutes of game time. Bars are green above a 50% win rate and red below it. Empty columns had too few games to report.

vs Helcurt

60% early, 47% late · Bane needs to win it early
6-88-1010-1212-1414-1616-1818-2020+

Minutes of game time. Bars are green above a 50% win rate and red below it. Empty columns had too few games to report.

vs Hanzo

60% early, 49% late · Bane needs to win it early
6-88-1010-1212-1414-1616-1818-2020+

Minutes of game time. Bars are green above a 50% win rate and red below it. Empty columns had too few games to report.

vs Yin

61% early, 49% late · Bane needs to win it early
6-88-1010-1212-1414-1616-1818-2020+

Minutes of game time. Bars are green above a 50% win rate and red below it. Empty columns had too few games to report.

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Bane Jungle questions

Who counters Bane in Jungle?

Nolan, Helcurt, Hanzo beat Bane in Jungle. These are heroes who play the same lane, so you will actually face them there rather than meeting them elsewhere on the map.

Who does Bane beat in Jungle?

Bane wins the Jungle matchup against Baxia, Lancelot.

Is Bane good in Jungle?

Bane is a Fighter/Mage played in Jungle and EXP Lane, with a 50.80% win rate overall and rank 104 in the current meta. In Jungle specifically there are 7 measured matchups: 2 Bane wins and 5 Bane loses.

What do the numbers mean?

Each score is the win rate difference in matches where both heroes played, in win rate points, read from Moonton's ranked data across five rank tiers. Scores measured on very few games are marked as thin data and pulled toward zero, so a big number from a hero almost nobody picks does not outrank a solid one. How this is calculated.