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Anyone’s Legend and Bilibili Gaming will meet on the Summoner’s Rift on Monday, September 7, when the two Chinese League of Legends Pro League teams battle it out for a spot in the 2026 Split 3 grand final.
This is the eighth time BLG clash with Anyone’s Legend, and the first time since August 23, when Bilibili Gaming won their sixth head-to-head.
It was a close game, with both sides choking one map, before BLG obliterated their rivals on the third.
No odds available.
Bilibili Gaming have been beating Anyone’s Legend fairly consistently this season, and according to the latest odds on the top LoL betting sites, Monday’s affair will not be much different.
Even the eye test would prove the same, as Anyone’s Legend have not been that great of late.
AL ended the regular season with a 9-5 record, but that includes three defeats in the final week against Top Esports, Team WE, and Bilibili Gaming.
They bounced back with a 3-1 win against LGD Gaming in the upper bracket semifinals, but even that is hardly something to write home about.
The main issue with Anyone’s Legend is that they do not excel in any part of the game.
Their early game is lacking, averaging a -293 gold difference at 15 minutes, and their mid-late game is not that much more impressive, with questionable decision-making and middling neutral objective control.
In contrast, Bilibili Gaming are the league’s most dominant early-game team with a +2140 gold difference at 15 minutes.
They are also very efficient with their macro and neutral objective control, posting the league’s best Dragon Control at 62.4%, Herald Control at 66.7%, and Baron Control at 73.3%.
Anyone’s Legend might be the league’s second- or third-best team, but the gap between them and Bilibili Gaming is significant.
This is Bilibili Gaming’s game to lose. They are 6-1 up in the head-to-head, and they have shown much better form in recent weeks.
AL, on the other hand, seem to be in a downtrend and are mostly mediocre.
At +259, Bilibili Gaming to sweep is worth a look, although -1.5 maps pays decently at -142.86.
Bilibili Gaming -2.5 maps
Mark Prezelj
Esports Betting Analyst
Mark Prezelj is a Slovenian esports betting analyst with over 3,500 articles at EsportBet and the founder of Lines64.com — someone who has been reading odds longer than most readers have been watching esports.
