Total Kills Over/Under 21.5 in Game 2?

What this market is about

The title refers to total kills in Game 2 of the Cloud9 vs. LYON match in the LCS Playoffs, scheduled for June 7 at 4:00 PM ET. Because the market is tied to a single map, it is really about the pace and volatility of that one game, not which team wins the match. If the game is remade, the remade version is the one that counts; if Game 2 is never completed or the match is not played under the market rules, the market resolves 50-50.

Why the market exists

Kill totals in League of Legends can swing a lot from game to game based on early fights, objective contests, draft choices, and whether one team snowballs quickly or plays a slower macro style. That makes a line like 21.5 meaningful: a cautious, low-action game can stay Under, while a scrappy draft or repeated skirmishes can push the total well past it. Readers following Cloud9 and LYON are watching not just the series narrative, but whether this particular matchup produces the kind of tempo that drives a higher kill count.

What can move the price

Anything that changes expectations for Game 2 pace can move the market: the Game 1 result, how aggressive each team looks in the early game, champion select, and whether either side shows a willingness to fight over neutral objectives. In playoff series, roster changes or side selection can matter too, since they may affect draft priorities and how comfortably a team can force fights. Since the market is on a single map, even a reputation for one team playing faster or the other team preferring controlled setups can be enough to shift sentiment.

How to read the current probability