League of Legends Pro League 2026 Split 2 betting tips – Saturday, April 25

League of Legends Pro League (LPL) 2026 Split 2 continues on Saturday, April 25, with Top Esports taking on Ninjas in Pyjamas before Team WE face JD Gaming. It is only a two-series slate, but both matches still create an interesting betting puzzle, especially with one contender facing a side that has already taken down bigger names this split.

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TOP ESPORTS vs NINJAS IN PYJAMAS

Best Odds	Top Esports -238.1 at BetOnline | Ninjas in Pyjamas +170 at SportsBetting
When	April 25, 2026 | 17:00 CST
Watch Live	Lolesports, Twitch

Ninjas in Pyjamas are the number that jumps out.

It is not hard to understand why TES are favourites, especially with the way they have been handling heavyweight opposition lately. The problem for the market is that NiP have also turned into exactly the kind of side nobody wants to price too confidently. Once a team has already shown it can beat lineups like JD Gaming and Bilibili Gaming, writing them off at this sort of quote becomes much harder.

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Top Esports can still be the better team and lose betting value at the same time. That is the spot here. TES are good enough to win this outright, but at -238.1 the margin for error is not very big against an opponent who has already proved it can land punches on the top sides. If this series gets dragged into another awkward third map, the underdog is suddenly the price you want to be holding.

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TEAM WE vs JD GAMING

Best Odds	Team WE +500 at BetOnline | JD Gaming -1000 at SportsBetting
When	April 25, 2026 | 19:00 CST
Watch Live	Lolesports, Twitch

At -1000, JD Gaming are simply too short to touch, which leaves Team WE as the only side with any real betting intrigue.

No one needs to pretend this is a comfortable pick. JDG should be winning this more often than not, and the raw talent gap is obvious. But this is still the LPL, and the problem with backing favourites at these numbers is that one strange draft, one messy early game, or one map where the game turns into a brawl can make the whole bet feel awful very quickly.

That is the angle rather than some grand case for Team WE suddenly becoming the better team. They do not need to deserve favouritism for this to make sense. They just need to be live enough to punish a number that is pricing JDG like nothing chaotic can possibly happen. In this league, that is a dangerous assumption, and at +500 the dog is the only side worth a second glance.

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