Get LoL Worlds 2026 Round 4 betting tips, predictions, and odds for Team Liquid vs LOS and Hanwha Life Esports vs G2 Esports on October 30.
The final day of 2026 League of Legends World Championship Round 4 on Friday, October 30, will feature two interesting games, as Team Liquid clash with their southern neighbors LOS, followed by a rematch from the Mid-Season Invitational between G2 Esports and Hanwha Life Esports.
TEAM LIQUID vs LOS
LOS defeated Team Secret Whales in Round 3 Low Matches to see another day at 2026 LoL Worlds. The series saw two long, drawn-out maps, largely due to throws on both sides, with TSW and LOS trading blows.
The first map should’ve ended in Team Secret Whales’ favor, as they led by more than 4000 gold by the 22nd minute, but misplayed the third dragon fight and handed LOS a way back. LOS were in control of the second map, and despite making many errors themselves – throwing away a nearly 6000 gold lead – TSW failed to capitalize on the situation.
Overall, a very sloppy series from both teams, which is not a good look for LOS, as they are unlikely to get away with it against Team Liquid.
Liquid have not been amazing this tournament, but they stepped up in Round 3, when they humiliated Anyone’s Legend with one of their best games of the season. They looked more like Team Liquid from the LCS summer split, which is seriously inspiring.
Liquid showed the world that they can handle elite teams, and even if they do not play as well on Friday, LOS should never cause them major issues. A 2-0 sweep for Liquid is a very likely outcome.
Team Liquid -1.5 maps
HANWHA LIFE ESPORTS vs G2 ESPORTS
G2 Esports have found themselves in an unenviable position after a 1-2 start to the tournament, as they now face LoL Champions Korea (LCK) second-seeded team for survival at 2026 LoL Worlds.
Priced at $4.33 on the best LoL bookmakers, G2 are expected to struggle, which, given their performances so far, appears to be a fair number.
In their last outing, G2 Esports had to admit defeat to the much-improved Top Esports; however, the game was closer than the final score might suggest. G2 made a few too many mistakes and got punished for it, and the same can happen on Friday.
Hanwha Life Esports have been anything but amazing this tournament, losing to Gen.G and Invictus Gaming after a dominant first-round win over Top Esports. In their defense, IG overperformed in the last round, but they did show how vulnerable HLE can be if they fall behind early.
G2 Esports have not been playing close to the best of their abilities, so it is fair to question whether they will reach that level on Friday. However, their ceiling is high, and the two losses they’ve suffered came down to small mistakes.
At $1.90, G2 Esports to take at least one map is worth a look, as Hanwha Life Esports have also not been immune to slipping and making costly errors, especially in the early game.
G2 Esports +1.5 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.
