Total Kills Over/Under 24.5 in Game 3?

What this market is about

The event is the Lower bracket semifinal in the LCS Playoffs, scheduled for June 6 at 4:00 PM ET, and the resolution depends only on Game 3 of that match. If the game ends with at least 25 combined kills from both teams, the market resolves to Over; 24 or fewer means Under. The rules also spell out special cases: a canceled match, a delay beyond seven days, a never-played Game 3, or an uncompleted game all resolve to 50-50, and a remake counts only the remade version of the game.

Why the market exists

A total-kills line like 24.5 is uncertain because esports games can vary widely in pace even between the same two teams. FlyQuest and Team Liquid are established LCS names, and playoff pressure can change how aggressively teams play, especially in a best-of series where Game 3 can be a turning point. The market is essentially pricing whether this specific game will be slow and controlled or chaotic enough to produce a relatively high kill count.

What can move the price

Anything that changes expectations for Game 3’s pace can move this market, especially draft direction and whether either team leans into early skirmishes, dive setups, or scaling compositions that suppress kills. Since this is a series market tied to one map, information about how the first two games played out, roster substitutions, or any official change to the match schedule would matter more than broader season trends. A remake would also matter because only the remade game’s kills count under the rules.

How to read the current probability