The most effective core build for Jhin consists of Stormrazor, Rapid Firecannon, and Infinity Edge, which maintains a high 56.5% win rate. Alternatively, you can build The Collector followed by Infinity Edge and Rapid Firecannon for a 52.2% win rate. For boots, Boots of Swiftness are the standard choice for mobility.

You should use the Fleet Footwork keystone from the Precision tree, along with Presence of Mind, Legend: Bloodline, and Coup de Grace. Your secondary tree should be Sorcery, specifically taking Celerity and Gathering Storm. This rune setup has a 49.6% win rate and is chosen in 49.2% of games.

Jhin is currently ranked as an A Tier champion for the Bot lane position in Patch 16.2.1. He maintains a solid presence in the meta with a pick rate of 12.9% and a carry score of 6.3/10. His ban rate remains low at only 1.6%, making him a frequent option in champion select.

Jhin holds an overall win rate of 49.4% in Platinum+ ranked games for this patch. This percentage is based on an analysis of 7,586 total games. His build-specific win rate is also recorded at 49.4%.

While the data is sourced from Platinum+ games, Jhin's A Tier status and 6/10 difficulty suggest he is a stable choice for most skill levels. His high 12.9% pick rate indicates he is a reliable and popular pick. Players in lower brackets can find success by focusing on his high-performing core build which reaches up to a 56.5% win rate.

With a 12.9% pick rate and an A Tier ranking, Jhin is a strong candidate for maining. He offers a unique playstyle with a 6/10 difficulty level that rewards mechanical precision. Dedicated players can capitalize on his best item paths, like starting Infinity Edge for a 57.5% win rate.

Jhin's current win rate of 49.4% is balanced, though he faces tough matchups against Jinx and Corki where his win rate drops to 41.3% and 43.4% respectively. His performance is stabilized by the fact that there were no champion or item changes in Patch 16.2.1. Using his most successful core build path significantly increases his individual game win rate to 56.5%.

Statistically, Infinity Edge is the best first item with a 57.5% win rate, though it is only picked in 1.1% of games. Most players start with Doran's Blade and Health Potion before moving into their core items. Choosing a high-damage first item allows Jhin to scale his passive attack damage more effectively in the early game.

Jhin is a reliable pick when you need a consistent A Tier Marksman, especially given his low 1.6% ban rate. You should be cautious if the enemy team has already picked Jinx or Corki, as Jhin currently has lower win rates of 41.3% and 43.4% against them. He excels when his team can support his immobile but high-burst playstyle.

Jhin hits a massive power spike when he completes his three-item core of Stormrazor, Rapid Firecannon, and Infinity Edge, resulting in a 56.5% win rate. Another spike occurs as he maxes his abilities in the order of Q > W > E, which has a 62.8% win rate. During these phases, you should look for picks with your W and use your fourth shot to execute low-health targets.

Jhin is particularly strong in the mid-to-late game once he has acquired his core critical strike items. His Q > W > E skill max order provides a 62.8% win rate, showing strong performance as he levels up. Runes like Gathering Storm further ensure that his damage continues to scale significantly into the late game.

Jhin received no direct changes in Patch 16.2.1. Furthermore, there were no changes to the items in his core build or his recommended runes. His performance in this patch is a direct continuation of his standing from the previous update.

The standard page featuring Fleet Footwork and Sorcery secondary is highly effective, with a 49.6% win rate. While this is the most common and stable setup, you should always ensure you have Celerity and Gathering Storm to assist with his movement and scaling. There are no provided alternative rune sets, suggesting this is the most optimal configuration for general play.