Honor of Kings World Cup 2026 continues on August 7 with KuaiShou Gaming vs Geekay Esports and AG.AL vs ROC Esports.
The Honor of Kings World Cup 2026 continues on Friday, August 7, with two best-of-seven matches on the schedule. KuaiShou Gaming face Geekay Esports in the opening series before AG.AL take on ROC Esports later in the day.
Our latest Honor of Kings betting tips cover KuaiShou Gaming vs Geekay Esports and AG.AL vs ROC Esports. Visit our Honor of Kings betting guide for more coverage, or compare the best esports betting sites before placing a wager.
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KuaiShou Gaming are overwhelming favourites at -10000, leaving virtually no value in taking them as a standalone match-winner bet. The BO7 format should favour the stronger side over a long series, but the potential return simply does not justify the price.
Geekay Esports are available at +1000, providing the only interesting option in the two-way market. They face a huge challenge and will need to find multiple winning drafts, but such a large price at least compensates bettors for taking on that risk.
KuaiShou Gaming are clearly expected to advance, but with their price down at -10000, Geekay Esports at +1000 are the value selection.
Geekay Esports to win
AG.AL are another extremely short favourite, with -3333.33 available on them to win the series. There is little incentive to take that price, even with the extended best-of-seven format giving the stronger team plenty of opportunity to prove its superiority.
ROC Esports can be backed at +700. They will need to produce their best Honor of Kings throughout the series and avoid allowing AG.AL to build an early lead, as chasing a deficit across a BO7 against such a strong favourite would be difficult.
AG.AL are the much likelier winners, but their -3333.33 quote falls well below our minimum price. ROC Esports at +700 therefore provide the better betting angle.
ROC Esports to win
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