Prediction market tool PPP reports that predict.fun currently prices a DK victory over T1 at 47% in today's LCK third split matchup. The BO3 series follows a strong start for DK, who lead the split at 2-0 with wins over HLE and GEN. T1, meanwhile, sit at 1-1 after falling 0:2 to KT and rebounding with a 2:0 win over GEN. The afternoon showdown will determine whether DK extend their unbeaten split.
PPP's prediction market monitoring data shows that predict.fun's prediction event for the LCK Third Split match between GEN and HLE currently gives GEN a 48% probability of beating HLE. The match is scheduled for 6 p.m. today and will be played in a best-of-three format. Both teams are in poor form: GEN lost 0:2 to T1 and then 0:2 to DK in the first two rounds of the split, leaving the team winless with no maps taken. The performance of GEN's bottom-lane player Chidi has been described as disastrous. HLE also enters the match on a two-game losing streak, falling 1:2 to DK and then 1:2 to KT. Neither side has won a match so far in the Third Split. PPP also promotes its signal push community, saying it helps users move faster and stay ahead. The prediction event is listed on predict.fun under the LCK Third Split GEN vs HLE market.
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PPP, a prediction market tracking tool, said a Polymarket account identified as suntori bought $100,000 worth of shares on T1 to defeat HLE in the “League of Legends EWC quarterfinal: T1 vs HLE” market. The wallet address, 0xe9076a87c5ed90ef16e6fe6529c943baeca0cff6, has recorded cumulative losses of more than $5.5 million, according to the monitoring data. The T1 position was opened at an average price of 34.1 cents and totals 309,035.8 shares. The same address also holds a $25,000 position on “Game 1 HLE beats T1,” opened at 61.3 cents. The match is scheduled to start at 19:00 on July 17, 2026, in a best-of-three format. Odaily noted that HLE recently won the League of Legends MSI title and is viewed as one of the favorites for the EWC championship, while T1 has posted only average results in recent top-level events but still has a chance to beat HLE.
BLG’s loss in the League of Legends MSI final has led to a resolution on Polymarket. According to PPP’s prediction market tracker, MSI concluded with BLG falling 2:3 to HLE in the final, and the Polymarket event asking whether BLG could complete the “Golden Road” was settled as “No.” The market’s rules stated that a “Yes” outcome required BLG to complete the so-called Golden Road within 2026. In the event description, that meant winning all major League of Legends esports competitions during the year. The requirement covered victories in all regional competitions as well as titles at the three major international events: First Stand, MSI and Worlds. The market description cited official information from Riot’s League of Legends esports website as the primary source for resolution, while noting that reliable reports, including content on Liquipedia, could also be referenced. No image was provided in the source material.
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