Total Kills Over/Under 27.5 in Game 3?

What this market is about

The title asks about the total kills in Game 3 of the Lower bracket semifinal between FlyQuest and Team Liquid in the LCS Playoffs, with the match initially scheduled for June 6 at 4:00PM ET. The market resolves to Over if Game 3 ends with 28 or more combined kills, and Under if it ends with 27 or fewer. If the match is not played, Game 3 never happens, or the game is remade, the rules say to follow the specific fallback outcomes in the market description, including a 50-50 result in several cancellation or interruption cases.

Why the market exists

A single League of Legends map can finish as a slow control game or turn into a high-kill skirmish-heavy slugfest, and 27.5 is a line that sits right on that style break. FlyQuest and Team Liquid are established LCS playoff teams, so readers are watching not just who wins the series, but how the deciding-game pace and drafting choices affect kill totals. The market is pricing disagreement about whether Game 3 will be relatively measured or chaotic enough to push the total over the threshold.

What can move the price

Any change that affects Game 3’s expected pace can move this market: champion select, early kills, and whether either team drafts for scaling or for fighting. If the series reaches a third game, the prior two maps can also matter indirectly, because one-sided games often change how teams approach the decider. A remake, pause-related issue, or a schedule change can matter too, since the rules define special handling for games that are not completed or are delayed too long.

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