Total Kills Over/Under 30.5 in Game 2?

What this market is about

The event is the upper-bracket final in the LPL Playoffs, with Top Esports facing Team WE, and the market is tied only to Game 2 of that match. It resolves to Over if Game 2 ends with 31 or more total kills across both teams, and Under if the total is 30 or fewer. The scheduled time shown is June 7 at 5:00AM ET, and the page notes that if the match is canceled, delayed more than 7 days, forfeited, or if Game 2 is not completed, the market goes 50-50 instead of Over or Under.

Why the market exists

A kill line like 30.5 is uncertain because League of Legends games can be slow and controlled or chaotic and high-event depending on team style, draft priorities, and whether either side gets ahead early. In a playoff setting, teams may also change their approach from game to game as they adapt to the opponent, so Game 2 can look very different from Game 1. The market is effectively pricing whether this specific matchup produces a scrappy, fight-heavy game or a more measured one.

What can move the price

Anything that changes expectations for Game 2’s pace can move this market: a kill-heavy Game 1, a draft that signals engage-heavy teamfighting, or a lopsided game state that tends to create more fights and cleanup kills. On the other hand, a controlled objective-focused approach, scaling compositions, or a team that prefers low-risk macro can point toward fewer kills. Because the market is only about Game 2, information about the series score, side selection, and how the first game unfolded is especially relevant.

How to read the current probability