Win the first waves, then cash the lane advantage

First wave through roughly 14:00; level-2 race, the 8:00 three-Voidgrub camp, and objective or tower setups when your wave state permits

From the first wave through the early lane transition, establish whether your duo can push for the level-2 race or should let the wave come toward you. If you can safely attack the enemy while changing Love Tap targets, use the wave and Double Up's rear target to win short exchanges; if their level spike or engage is ahead, give up exposed CS rather than health. Crash before recalling or moving, and use a slow push only when it creates a visible setup for a reset, plates, or an objective. At 8:00, the three-Voidgrub camp is a possible transition point: move from lane advantage to setup only if the wave and nearby allies make the rotation usable.

Lane

Turn the lane into a target-switching DPS test

If the first two waves are contestable and your duo has stronger level-2 pressure, push while tracking the three melee minions of wave two, then threaten a trade when both of you level. If the enemy reaches level 2 first, give up exposed last hits and preserve health until your experience catches up. When you can crash a wave, choose a recall or river move afterward; moving while the wave is uncrashed gives the enemy a free lane state.

With Miss Fortune

• If Miss Fortune has a wave pushing toward the enemy turret, help her crash it before asking for a roam or objective move; the crash removes the enemy's immediate farm choice and gives her a real timing. A support should shape the wave deliberately rather than adding random attacks, and should return for the bounce if the enemy can create a 2v1.
• If Miss Fortune is holding Bullet Time for a choke or objective entrance, create the condition she needs: stand between her and the first diver, threaten the enemy's approach, or force them to walk through Make It Rain. If the enemy has not committed, do not spend every engage tool chasing a target away from her cone.
• If Miss Fortune is ahead, route safe farm and vision toward the next objective so her lead becomes structure damage or a controlled fight. If she is behind, protect her access to waves and let her clear while the team trades the contested side; a low-health ADC arriving late to a river fight contributes less than one who resets and arrives with mana.
• If Miss Fortune uses Strut to reposition or activate attack speed, treat the movement window as a damage opportunity rather than a signal to abandon her. If an enemy diver crosses the frontline, peel that entry first; her sustained damage and Bullet Time are more valuable when she is not forced to retreat alone.