League of Legends Worlds 2026

Shared workspace on Qwidgets tracking prediction markets with data from Kalshi, Polymarket, and more. Live prices, candlestick charts, order books, and historical analytics for every event and market on this page.

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Gen.G is the favorite for the 2026 League of Legends World Championship on every venue that prices it: 28.5% on Kalshi, 30.5% on Polymarket and 26.46% on Manifold. Behind it the books agree on second: Hanwha Life Esports is 17.5% on Kalshi and 18.5% on Polymarket, with T1 at 17.5% and 15.5% and Bilibili Gaming at 16.5% and 17.5%.

Polymarket carries the flow, $93,741 a day to Kalshi's $42,431. Three of the top four are Korean teams, and both region boards price an LCK winner at about seven in ten.

Kalshi's title board settles November 15, and the page counts down to it; Polymarket's runs to November 29. The Demacia Cup boards are over and have left the page.

Kalshi on the left, Polymarket on the right. They agree on Gen.G within two points and on Hanwha Life Esports second: Hanwha Life is 17.5% on Kalshi and 18.5% on Polymarket; T1 is 17.5% and 15.5%. T1 was the busiest leg on both, $13,272 on Kalshi and $10,113 on Polymarket.

Below the two boards, Gen.G's own contract on each venue: 28.5% and 30.5%.

Manifold's play-money board has the same top four, a few points lower on the favorite: Gen.G 26.46%, Hanwha Life Esports 15.92%, T1 14.86%, Bilibili Gaming 14.81%.

Kalshi's finalists board asks who reaches the final rather than who wins it: Gen.G 46%, Hanwha Life Esports and T1 32.5% each, Bilibili Gaming 31.5%, Anyone's Legend 15%. It settles November 9 and turned $3,870 today.

The region boards price South Korea's LCK at 69.5% on Polymarket and 68.5% on Kalshi, China's LPL at 23.5% and 24.5%, and Europe's LEC at about 6%. Polymarket's turned $10,154 and Kalshi's $579.

  • Gen.G at under one in three. 28.5% and 30.5% on the real-money books; the field behind it holds more than two thirds.
  • Who is second. Hanwha Life Esports on both real-money books and Manifold, with T1 level with it on Kalshi.
  • The finalists board, settling November 9. Gen.G is 46% to reach the final against 28.5% to win it on Kalshi.
  • LCK at about seven in ten. A Korean champion is 69.5% on Polymarket; China's LPL is the only other region above 10%.
  • Volume. The two title boards turned about $136,000 between them today.