Monitoring data shows predict.fun has the probability of JDG defeating BFX at 33% in its market for the Demacia Cup quarterfinal matchup. The best-of-five series is scheduled for 6 p.m. tonight in Beijing at JDG’s home venue, with the winner advancing to the semifinals and the loser eliminated. BFX secured a quarterfinal spot early in the Swiss stage after beating VIT and LGD for back-to-back wins. JDG had a far tougher route, losing to BRO in the opening round, then beating SR, falling 0-2 to LGD, and finally overturning NAVI 2-1 in the last round to claim the final quarterfinal berth. JDG is also using a temporary mid-jungle pairing of Angel and xiaofang because HongQ and JunJia have a scheduling conflict related to the Asian Games. This year’s Demacia Cup has been upgraded into an international invitational tournament featuring 12 teams from six major regions including the LPL, LCK and LEC.
Monitoring data shows that in predict.fun’s market for the 「Demacia Cup quarterfinal knockout match: BFX vs. JDG」, the probability of JDG beating BFX is currently 33%.
The 2026 Demacia Cup International Invitational quarterfinal between BFX and JDG is set for 6 p.m. tonight. The match will be played as a BO5 in Beijing at JDG’s home venue. The winner moves on to the semifinals, while the loser is eliminated.
In the Swiss stage, BFX beat VIT and LGD to secure a quarterfinal berth with two straight wins. JDG’s path was much tighter. The team lost to BRO in the opening round, then beat SR to enter the 1-1 pool, before a 0-2 loss to LGD dropped it into the 1-2 pool. JDG did not seal qualification until the final round, when it came back to beat NAVI 2-1 and took the last remaining quarterfinal spot.
For this series, JDG has temporarily fielded Angel and xiaofang as its mid-jungle duo because starting players HongQ and JunJia have a scheduling conflict tied to the Asian Games.
Unlike previous years, this year’s Demacia Cup has been upgraded to an international invitational event, bringing together 12 teams from six major regions, including the LPL, LCK and LEC. From the quarterfinal stage onward, the tournament uses a single-elimination format.
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