Gen.G leads trader consensus at 36.5 percent after capturing the LCK 2026 title with a 3-1 grand final win over Hanwha Life Esports, extending their domestic dominance with six of the last seven splits. Bilibili Gaming sits at 20.5 percent on the strength of LPL success and an MSI final appearance, while HLE at 14.5 percent benefits from its MSI 2026 crown. T1 at 13.5 percent enters as defending champion with proven playoff pedigree. The tight spread among these LCK and LPL sides stems from comparable roster depth, recent form in high-stakes series, and historical bracket volatility that has repeatedly produced upsets in the knockout stages. Lower-priced teams such as G2 Esports and Anyone’s Legend trail due to regional gaps and less consistent international results.