?Nongshim RedForce suffered their fourth defeat on Sunday, going down to DWG KIA (0-2). With that, RedForce are now 2-4, which doesn’t look good, but they have had to face all three LCK top dogs in T1, DWG KIA and Gen.G, so we would not overreact to their 33% win rate.

KT Rolster hold the same 2-4 record, but they have been playing much better than what that figure might suggest. They looked good against DWG KIA (0-2) last week and even took a map from T1 last month; meanwhile, KT’s only disappointing performance came at the end of Week 2, when they lost against Liiv SANDBOX.

Given their past performances, the offered LoL betting odds on KT Rolster look fair, and they’re not a bad bet at the available price. But we also don’t expect this to be a one-sided series, so we’ll take over 2.5 maps at $1.90.

?Kwangdong Freecs scored a very important win last week when they took down T1 (2-1), but they were no match for Gen.G on Saturday (0-2). It was a one-sided affair, but we can’t act like we expected it to play out differently since very few teams in the league can compete with Gen.G.

We have been consistently fading Fredit BRION this split, and we likely won’t step away from this strategy anytime soon – at least until they prove they understand the current meta and start drafting good champions. Even if they’re individually stronger than their opponents, BRION always seem to find a way to put themselves at a disadvantage, which explains why they’re 0-6 with an 8% map win rate (1-12).

So even though Fredit BRION are a quality team, their performances on the Rift leave a lot to be desired. Kwangdong Freecs are not an elite team, but they’re playing well and should win this matchup without any major issues.

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?LNG Esports are a solid team and individually better than Invictus Gaming, but they’re not worth a bet at this price. Some may argue that LNG outclass IG in all roles, which might be the case, but they are (still) very sloppy around neutral objectives, which has caused them issues this split.

Last week, LNG Esports lost a map against LGD Gaming (2-1), who are arguably the worst team in the league. So considering Invictus Gaming are much stronger than LGD, it’s fair to expect a similar outcome on Tuesday.

We don’t expect Invictus Gaming to compete for the LPL 2022 Summer title, but they have done well against stronger opponents. Last week, they earned a map against Bilibili Gaming which are very similar to LNG in terms of sloppy objective control. And if IG managed to win a map against BLG, they certainly can do the same against LNG.

?Weibo Gaming are 4-3 after four weeks, which isn’t terrible, but they’ve not looked good against the LPL top dogs. Still, they’ve been efficient in beating lesser teams, which should come in handy on Tuesday.

Anyone’s Legends have faced a middling schedule so far, so we wouldn’t overreact to their 3-3 record. The main thing we can take from AL’s games is that they consistently fall behind early, yet they usually find a way to fight back and win maps in which they had a significant deficit.

You could claim that Anyone’s Legend have a very good late game, but their stats prove that AL is a fraudulent team. So while they have results, those won’t be sustainable when other teams figure them out.

If we had to pick a side, it would be Weibo Gaming, but they lack discipline, so we have to believe Anyone’s Legend can win at least one map.

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