Total Kills Over/Under 29.5 in Game 4?

What this market is about

The event is the Upper bracket final in the LCS Playoffs, scheduled for June 7 at 4:00 PM ET, and the market only concerns Game 4 of that match. “Over” resolves if the official final tally for that one game shows at least 30 combined kills across both teams; “Under” resolves if the total is 29 or fewer. If the match is not played, Game 4 never happens, the game is remade, or the match is delayed beyond the stated window, the market follows the special 50-50 rules in the description.

Why the market exists

Kill totals in League of Legends can vary a lot from game to game depending on team style, draft choices, and whether one side builds a lead early. Cloud9 is a long-established North American name, while LYON adds another roster-specific wrinkle, so readers may be watching how these two teams’ pace and risk-taking line up in a playoff setting. The market is pricing uncertainty over whether this specific game becomes a cleaner, lower-action map or a messy, high-volume fight game.

What can move the price

Any development that changes expectations for Game 4’s pace can matter, especially if it affects whether the series reaches a fourth game at all and what that game looks like. Drafts that favor early skirmishing, dive, or volatile scaling matchups can point toward more kills, while slower control-oriented setups can pull expectations toward the Under. If there are roster changes, pauses, remakes, or an altered schedule, those details matter because the contract’s rules treat unfinished games, forfeits, and delayed matches differently.

How to read the current probability