Total Kills Over/Under 24.5 in Game 4?

What this market is about

The event is the scheduled upper bracket final between Cloud9 and LYON, with the market focused only on Game 4 if the series reaches that point. The contract resolves to Over if Game 4 has at least 25 combined kills across both teams, and Under if it ends on 24 or fewer. If the game is never played, is abandoned, ends in a walkover, or is remade, the rules say the outcome is 50-50, so readers should pay attention to whether Game 4 is actually completed.

Why the market exists

Kills in League of Legends can swing sharply based on draft, early objectives, teamfight frequency, and whether a team is playing from ahead or behind. Cloud9 and LYON are both rostered in a playoff setting where pressure, elimination stakes, and adaptation between games can change how the series unfolds, so a single game’s pace is hard to pin down in advance. The market is pricing disagreement about whether Game 4 will be a controlled closing game or a higher-action map with repeated skirmishes and fights.

What can move the price

Anything that changes the expected style of Game 4 can move this market, especially the preceding games in the series if it reaches a 2-1 scoreline or similar. Drafts that favor early fighting, dive, or volatile team compositions usually point toward more kill-heavy games, while scaling, split-push, or disengage-heavy setups tend to suppress kill totals. If the series is already decided before Game 4 becomes relevant, or if roster changes, pauses, forfeits, or a remake come into play, the contract’s resolution path can change quickly.

How to read the current probability