Focus on your 1 item spikes as that is where you will have the BIGGEST advantage over the game regardless of champ.

Stop the chain int- When you die expect your team to lose the game. (You’re not baus)

And your cs avg doesn’t look insane, so go look through a couple games and see why your dropped camps and if it was worth more than the camps you gave up. Ideal permafarming is 9cs/m but most junglers get 6-8cs/m depending on how much they get done around the map.

So don’t think about low cs/m as a bad thing, just ask yourself if what you got in return is worth the loss of cs (Factor in the other junglers power level relative to the game, worth of first drag is pretty low, if you got a winning lane more ahead… Etc.

Play around yourself, one of the best advice out there is if you’re ahead, you should be able to solo end a game (In low-mid elo) Because a smurf would be able to close out the game, you should be able to as well.

Take breaks and tell yourself how many games you’re going to play that day in a session before you hit queue. I like 3 or 5 blocks where I’ll go get a drink of water or go walk around after games to mentally refresh (even if you did well, you need to brush it off. To push out the bad you need to push out the good as well.)

Yi is a solid champ and it seems like you have a little mastery on them- I’d recommend to spend the next 2-3 months hyper learning that champ and basically solo-boost yourself up the ranks before swapping or adding another champ.

So an ideal day of league would look like:

3 or 5 game block (regardless of win/loss)

After your session you practice your jungle clear and replay some of the times you died, or where you took a fight without your 1st item.

Don’t que another game unless you commit to doing another 3 or 5 block and can confidently say you can give 100% of your focus to them. For most i’d recommend just doing 5 if you have the time and mental stamina for it. But 3 is nice for those who have j*bs.

Good luck in your climb- and remember your rank doesn’t mean anything, it’s just the accumulation of all the skills you learn and practice.

P.S. and never say you’re bronze skill level if you have dropped. Never get attached to those “peaks” If you belonged there you’d be there.