Trader consensus prices LCK at 65% implied probability for the League of Legends 2026 Worlds winning region, driven by South Korea's unmatched three-year streak of grand finals triumphs—DRX in 2022, Gen.G in 2023, and T1's epic 3-2 comeback over LPL's BLG last November—bolstered by elite macro execution, veteran stars like Faker, and stable rosters entering 2025 Spring splits where T1 and Hanwha Life Esports lead domestic standings. LPL holds steady at 22.5% on deep talent pools and domestic dominance, though repeated international playoff chokes temper expectations despite recent patch adaptations favoring their aggressive style. LEC lingers at 8.3% amid G2's inconsistent group stage exits and region-wide meta struggles, while LCS, CBLOL, and LCP trail below 3% reflecting perennial early eliminations and roster flux in majors.
Experimentelle KI-generierte Zusammenfassung mit Polymarket-Daten · AktualisiertLCK (Südkorea) 66%
LPL (China) 23%
LEC (Europa / EMEA) 8.3%
CBLOL (Brasilien) 2.2%
$50,301 Vol.
$50,301 Vol.

LCK (Südkorea)
64%

LPL (China)
23%

LEC (Europa / EMEA)
8%

CBLOL (Brasilien)
2%

LCS (Nordamerika)
1%

LCP (Asien-Pazifik)
1%
LCK (Südkorea) 66%
LPL (China) 23%
LEC (Europa / EMEA) 8.3%
CBLOL (Brasilien) 2.2%
$50,301 Vol.
$50,301 Vol.

LCK (Südkorea)
64%

LPL (China)
23%

LEC (Europa / EMEA)
8%

CBLOL (Brasilien)
2%

LCS (Nordamerika)
1%

LCP (Asien-Pazifik)
1%
If the winner of Worlds 2026 is not determined by December 31, 2026 ET, this market will resolve to "Other".
The resolution source for this market will be official information from Fandom (https://lol.fandom.com/wiki/2026_Season_World_Championship).
Regions counted in World 2026:
- LCK (South Korea)
- LPL (China)
- LEC (Europe / EMEA)
- LCP (Asia-Pacific)
- LCS (North America)
- CBLOL (Brazil)
Markt eröffnet: Dec 30, 2025, 10:14 AM ET
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0x2F5e3684c...Trader consensus prices LCK at 65% implied probability for the League of Legends 2026 Worlds winning region, driven by South Korea's unmatched three-year streak of grand finals triumphs—DRX in 2022, Gen.G in 2023, and T1's epic 3-2 comeback over LPL's BLG last November—bolstered by elite macro execution, veteran stars like Faker, and stable rosters entering 2025 Spring splits where T1 and Hanwha Life Esports lead domestic standings. LPL holds steady at 22.5% on deep talent pools and domestic dominance, though repeated international playoff chokes temper expectations despite recent patch adaptations favoring their aggressive style. LEC lingers at 8.3% amid G2's inconsistent group stage exits and region-wide meta struggles, while LCS, CBLOL, and LCP trail below 3% reflecting perennial early eliminations and roster flux in majors.
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