As chogath, ChoGath is immobile and has a very large hitbox. This makes ChoGath easy to invade and ambush with Rek’Sai pre-6. Stay ahead of him so even if he Flashes, his hitbox is so big you can knock him up regardless.

Avoid trying to 1v1 ChoGath after level 6 because Rek’Sai has a much lower chance of winning the 1v1 due to ChoGath’s Feast t. Instead, set him up to be caught out with your teammates since he has such little ways to get away from other champions.

ChoGath’s Feast t causes him to have a huge advantage on neutral objectives like Baron or Dragon which Rek’Sai can’t contest with. Take extreme caution when ChoGath is near and avoid neutral objectives unless ChoGath is dead, unaware or zoned far away.

ChoGath has an extremely weak and linear gank pattern. Counteract this by warding the river bushes which will decrease a successful ChoGath gank considerably. In addition, ChoGath is also easy prey for a counter gank with Rek’Sai if spotted trying to gank. As chogath, ChoGath is still and has a very big hitbox. This makes ChoGath easy to invade and smack with Rek-Sai pre-6. Stay ahead of him even if he Flashes, his hitbox is so big that you can get him up. Avoid trying at 1v1 ChoGath after level 6 because Rek-Sai has a much lower chance of winning the 1v1 because of ChoGath. Instead, put him in place to be caught with your teammates because he has so little way to get away from other champions. ChoGath-Sai has a huge advantage over neutral goals like Baron or Dragon with which Rek-Sai can't compete. Take extreme care when ChoGath is close and avoid neutral goals unless ChoGath is dead, ignorant or in a far area. ChoGath has an extremely weak and linear gank model.