LoL Worlds 2026 final odds: Gen.G vs Bilibili Gaming prediction market prices

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Gen.G vs Bilibili Gaming: who is favoured in the Worlds final?#

Gen.G are the favourite on all three venues that list the series, at about 62% to 63%, which leaves Bilibili Gaming at about 37% to 38%. A price is the market's chance of that result, not a forecast or advice; it moves as people trade until the series is decided.

The final on each venue, as of 13 November 2026, 22:51 to 22:52 UTC:

Riot's own rating reads the matchup as closer than the prices. Its Global Power Rankings put Bilibili Gaming first on 1,611 points and Gen.G second on 1,610, as of 13 November 2026. The rankings measure team strength across the year; they don't price this series.

On HIP-4 the market is a single question with two sides: BLG and GEN. Buying BLG at 0.368 pays 1 if Bilibili Gaming win the series, so a 10 USDC position buys about 27 shares before fees.

When is the Worlds 2026 final, and where?#

The final is on Saturday 14 November 2026 at 19:00 UTC, 2 PM EST, at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. Riot's Worlds 2026 primer lists the Knockout Stage as best of five, so the first team to three game wins takes the title, after three, four or five games.

Riot announced Brooklyn as the final's venue in March 2026. The rest of Worlds ran in Los Angeles (Play-In) and Allen, Texas (Swiss Stage, quarterfinals and semifinals). The HIP-4 market's rules schedule the contest for the same 19:00 UTC start.

How did Gen.G and BLG reach the final?#

Gen.G went unbeaten through the Swiss Stage and swept both knockout series; Bilibili Gaming came through the Swiss Stage at 3 wins and 2 losses, then beat Dplus KIA and T1. The results below are from the LoL Esports Worlds schedule (dates in UTC).

The games tally is our count from the same schedule. Both teams won every knockout series without needing a fifth game.

How does the Worlds final market settle on Totalis?#

The HIP-4 market resolves to BLG if Bilibili Gaming win the series and to GEN if Gen.G win it, using the official record on gol.gg. Each winning share pays 1; if there is no winner, each side pays 0.5.

The rules, from the market's own text in the Totalis API on 13 November 2026:

• What counts: the full series. Individual games only matter through the series result.
• No winner: a draw, a no contest, an unlisted winner, or no established result by 14 February 2027 at 19:00 UTC resolves the market to 0.5.
• Forfeits and walkovers: if the series isn't completed, a result gol.gg records by an administrative or rules-based decision (a forfeit, walkover, disqualification or retirement) counts. A completed series is resolved on its record alone.
• Remakes: the rules don't treat a remade game separately. Only the series result gol.gg records counts.
• Postponement: a postponed, suspended or replayed final between the same two teams is still the same contest, under the same 14 February 2027 deadline.
• When it is fixed: one hour after gol.gg first publishes that the series is complete. Later corrections or appeals don't change it.

HIP-4 outcomes are fully collateralized, with no leverage or liquidations. What HIP-4 is covers the mechanics, and how prediction market odds and payouts work explains reading a price as a chance.

How do Kalshi and Polymarket settle the final?#

All three pay on the series winner; they differ on what happens if the series is cancelled, forfeited or moved.

Kalshi's rules are on its market page and Polymarket's on its event page, both linked in the odds table above. Hyperliquid vs Polymarket vs Kalshi compares the venues more widely.

Where can you trade the Worlds final?#

Totalis, Kalshi and Polymarket all list the series. On Totalis:

• A tight book. At 22:51 UTC on 13 November the HIP-4 market's best bid and ask on Gen.G were 0.6320 and 0.6321.
• Combos across esports and more. The final can share one position with other open markets, quoted by competing market makers.
• Your own wallet. Singles trade on Hyperliquid's HyperCore order book, and your USDC stays in your wallet and the Totalis vault.

How do you trade the Worlds final on Totalis?#

Pick a side, BLG or GEN, and buy it as a single on the HyperCore order book, or add it to a Combo. Totalis is not available to US persons or anyone in the US, per its terms of service.

1. Find the market. It is listed under Esports, League of Legends, as Bilibili Gaming v Gen.G. Check the price and spread on both sides.
2. Sign up with an invite code. Anyone can browse; trading needs an account.
3. Trade a single. Buy BLG or GEN. Singles usually pay a 0.1% builder fee on filled value plus Hyperliquid's outcome trading fee, per the Totalis fees and limits page.
4. Or build a Combo. Add one side of the final and outcomes from other open questions, then accept a maker's quote.

How to trade prediction markets on Hyperliquid walks through a first trade.

Trade Gen.G vs Bilibili Gaming on Totalis

Can you put the Worlds final in a Combo?#

Yes. As of 13 November 2026 the market is open for Combos. A Combo, which some people call a parlay, joins 2 to 5 outcomes into one position that pays in full only if every leg wins. Market makers quote it, and it sits in the Totalis vault on HyperEVM until Hyperliquid's results settle it.

The same esports section has two CS2 markets open for Combos that play earlier on Saturday, the BLAST Rivals Fall semifinals. As of 13 November 2026, 22:51 UTC:

So, while both are open, you could pair GEN with MOUZ, or BLG with FURIA, in one position. Two rules from the Combo trading guide apply: a Combo holds at most one leg per question, so BLG and GEN can't share one, and the maker's quote is the price. Don't multiply the leg prices to estimate it. Combos pay 1.5% of stake on entry and 1% of profit on a win; prediction market Combos explains how the quote is built.

Sources and further reading#

• LoL Esports, Worlds 2026 primer, accessed 2026-11-13
• LoL Esports, MSI and Worlds 2026 venues, accessed 2026-11-13
• LoL Esports, Worlds schedule and results, accessed 2026-11-13
• gol.gg, esports results, accessed 2026-11-13
• Hyperliquid, HIP-4 outcome markets, accessed 2026-11-13
• Totalis, Combo trading guide, accessed 2026-11-13

Related: the best prediction markets for sports, prediction markets vs sportsbooks, and Totalis, the prediction market app on Hyperliquid.

FAQ#

What time is the Worlds 2026 final?#

19:00 UTC on Saturday 14 November 2026: 2 PM EST, 11 AM PST, 8 PM CET, and 4 AM KST on Sunday 15 November. Riot's primer lists the same slot, and the HIP-4 market schedules the contest for it.

Is the Worlds final best of five?#

Yes. Riot lists the whole Knockout Stage, the final included, as best of five, so the first team to three game wins is champion.

Who is favoured, Gen.G or Bilibili Gaming?#

Gen.G, at 63.2% on the HIP-4 market traded on Totalis, 62¢ to 63¢ on Kalshi and 62.5% on Polymarket, as of 13 November 2026 around 22:51 UTC. Riot's Global Power Rankings had BLG one point ahead of Gen.G on the same day.

What happens to the market if the final is postponed or forfeited?#

On HIP-4 a postponed final stays the same contest until 14 February 2027 at 19:00 UTC, and a forfeit or walkover that gol.gg records decides it if the series isn't completed. With no winner by the deadline, each side pays 0.5.

Can you parlay the Worlds final?#

On Totalis it can join a Combo, the product's name for a parlay, with outcomes from other open questions, such as Saturday's CS2 BLAST Rivals semifinals. One side of the final per Combo, and a maker quotes the price.

Where can I trade Gen.G vs Bilibili Gaming?#

On Totalis, as a single on BLG or GEN, or as one leg of a Combo with other open markets. Kalshi and Polymarket also list the final.