LOL Worlds is about to kick off. What does the Chinese guy who made $250,000 in the LOL sector think?

According to PolyBeats monitoring, the 2026 League of Legends World Championship Play-In Stage will kick off on October 15-18. On the prediction market Polymarket, the trading volume for the World Championship winner market is currently approaching $500,000. Gen.G currently leads with a 32.5% probability, BLG at about 19%, T1 at about 17%, HLE at about 15.5%, and G2 at about 5%.

Chinese trader Anjun, who has executed over 2,000 trades in the League of Legends sector with sector profits exceeding $250,000, currently holds positions on Gen.G, HLE, and G2 to win the championship, while also holding "T1 will not win the championship." The grand final is scheduled for November 14.

Anjun bought $579.52 "Yes" at a buy probability of 5.3%. Anjun has executed a total of 2,011 trades in the League of Legends sector, with a win rate of 46%, PnL +$74.0k, and this investment is 1.65 times the median investment.
Anjun bought $579.52 "Yes" at a buy probability of 5.3%. Anjun has executed a total of 537 trades in the LoL sector, with a win rate of 42%, PnL +$264.9k, and this investment is 2.82 times the median investment.

Hotspawn's top 20 players list on October 9 placed Chovy at No. 1, with Faker only ranked 15th, citing that his fundamentals this year have been noticeably more problematic than in previous years, with his value lying more in experience and leadership rather than individual stats.

After BLG lost 1–3 to Anyone's Legend in the LPL Split 3 final, they qualified for Worlds as the LPL's second seed via full-year championship points. Spanish media outlet Movistar eSports still rates them as the Chinese region's most promising team to win the title; team core Knight ranks second in Hotspawn's Worlds mid laner rankings, behind only Chovy.