Total Kills Over/Under 23.5 in Game 4?

What this market is about

The title refers to total kills in Game 4 of the lower-bracket semifinal between FlyQuest and Team Liquid, scheduled for June 6 at 4:00 PM ET. The market resolves to Over if that single game has 24 kills or more, and Under if it ends at 23 kills or fewer. If the match is not played, Game 4 never happens, or the game is incomplete, the rules say it resolves 50-50, and the official result source is gol.gg, with credible reporting only if final results are not posted in time.

Why the market exists

A single League of Legends game can land anywhere from slow and controlled to chaotic and fight-heavy, so the total-kills line gives readers a concrete way to think about the pace of this specific matchup. FlyQuest and Team Liquid are both established North American teams, and in playoff settings the stakes often encourage more careful early play or, if the series state demands it, more desperate midgame fights. The market is pricing disagreement over whether Game 4 looks like a low-action macro game or turns into a high-kill playoff brawl.

What can move the price

Anything that changes expectations for tempo in Game 4 can move this market, especially the series score, draft style, and whether either team is forced into a more aggressive approach. Champion selections that favor early skirmishes, dive, or reset-heavy teamfights usually point toward more kills, while scaling compositions, lane swaps, or low-risk control picks can keep the total down. A remake also matters, because the rules say only the remade game counts for resolution.

How to read the current probability