Total Kills Over/Under 30.5 in Game 2?

What this market is about

The outcome is based only on the total number of kills in Game 2 of the scheduled match between Cloud9 and LYON, with Over winning at 31 kills or more and Under winning at 30 or fewer. The match is listed for June 7 at 4:00 PM ET, and the market’s deadline extends to June 8 at 2:00 UTC. If Game 2 is not played, is abandoned, or the match is pushed more than 7 days, the market resolves 50-50 instead of picking a side.

Why the market exists

A single League of Legends game can swing from controlled and low-scoring to chaotic and high-kill depending on drafting, laning pressure, objective fights, and whether a team is trying to play aggressively in a playoff setting. Cloud9 and LYON are the named teams in a bracket-final context, so readers are essentially judging whether this specific game will stay relatively clean or turn into a fight-heavy map. The disagreement in the market is about that game-state outcome, not the series winner.

What can move the price

Anything that suggests a fast, skirmish-heavy Game 2 can push attention toward the Over, especially if the teams have already shown a willingness to fight early in the series or if the draft points toward engage and reset champions. A more controlled draft with scaling picks, objective trading, or slower map setups would support the Under. Because this is tied to one map, the most relevant signals are the match schedule, any roster or substitution news before play begins, and the actual Game 2 draft and pace once the series starts.

How to read the current probability