I have a pretty hard time playing bot when there is an evelynn jungle. Her ganks are really hard to see coming, especially early on (lvl 2-4 gank before we can back for pinks). Her presence forces me to freeze the lane under tower giving the enemy team a pushing advantage.
Any techniques are appreciated
Freeze lane early don't push. This is hard for some people but I find it very easy to do. Some ADCs have no real escapes, such as Jinx, so I play like Vayne and Tristana. It's easier for me.
Until you and your adc go back first its imperative you don't shove the lane at all, that's really the only option at the start.
You need to communicate to your adc that it is absolutely vital that they get a pink ward on their first back if you are on the blue side. Tell your adc to put theirs in the tri-brush and, if you shove the lane, you can put yours in the river bush. This gives you complete protection from an evenlyn gank unless she flashes (or the enemy support is a thresh and she takes his lantern) but you need to really keep up with your pink wards. Always try to have one placed and one in your inventory just incase yours gets destroyed or you find yourself in a different part of the map and need protection where you are.
Its a bit easier if youre on purple side because you just need to keep the river bush warded so theres no need for your adc to waste gold on pinks.
Freeze the lane if you Don't know where she is, if she shows up top lane feel free to go hard for a moment.
Get an early pink ward, both of you bot, ward tribush on blue side and river bush if pushed up.
If you push your opponent out of lane go drop a ward by one of her jungle camps. She has to drop stealth to take them so it's a good way to keep tabs of her.
If you're the support, at lvl 9 switch back to the warding trinket and upgrade it to the pink ward version. You can still clear wards with it, and its better than having to keep buying pink wards.
And ask your whole team to help out with the pink wards/ jungle camp wards. If you know where she is then she cant do much.
