Total Kills Over/Under 25.5 in Game 2?

What this market is about

The event is the Lower bracket round 1 match between Dplus KIA and HANJIN BRION in the LCK Road to MSI, with the market focused only on Game 2. ‘Over 25.5’ means the map must end with at least 26 combined kills across both teams; otherwise it resolves to Under. If the match is not played, Game 2 is never completed, or the game is remade, the market follows the special resolution rules in the description rather than any broader match result.

Why the market exists

A single League of Legends map can land on either side of this total because kills depend on draft, lane pressure, objective contests, and whether the teams choose to fight often or play a quieter macro game. Dplus KIA and HANJIN BRION are familiar LCK names, so readers watching this market are usually trying to judge whether this specific matchup is likely to be scrappy or controlled in Game 2. The disagreement is not about who wins the series alone, but about how explosive that one game will be.

What can move the price

The biggest price movers are pregame lineup or roster changes, any indication of a different draft style, and the broader tournament setting, since lower-bracket matches can encourage safer play or, in some cases, desperate all-in fights. If Game 1 is unusually bloody or extremely low-scoring, that can also shape expectations for Game 2 because teams often adapt their approach between maps. Patch and meta context matter too: a skirmish-heavy meta, engage supports, or carry jungle picks can point toward more kills, while slower scaling setups can push the game toward the Under.

How to read the current probability