FURIA 3-2 RED Canids — CBLOL 2026 Results & Stats

FURIA won the series 3-2 against RED Canids, taking the CBLOL 2026 Season Split 2 Playoffs quarterfinal the hard way — and the scoreline only hints at how much they had to bend the games around one player. JoJo averaged 8.9 KDA across the series on Karma, Renata Glasc and Shen, and FURIA built their entire map around that spine.

TL;DR: FURIA beat RED Canids 3-2 in the CBLOL 2026 Split 2 Playoffs, surviving a 2-1 deficit and a tied series to win the deciding fifth game 20-10 in 34:32. JoJo averaged 8.9 KDA on Karma, Renata Glasc and Shen, anchoring the comeback.

Key Takeaways

- JoJo was the series MVP, posting 0/1/16 on Thresh in Game 5 — a 16.0 KDA and 80% kill participation — on top of an 8.9 series KDA. Every FURIA pickoff flowed through his engages. - The decisive moment came in Game 4, with FURIA down 1-2 and facing elimination. Guigo's Ambessa posted 5/1/8 and a flawless 13.00 KDA as FURIA claimed 4 dragons to 1 and closed 24-11 in 35:52, forcing the decider. - Two games were genuine coin flips: Game 2 took 46:19 and ended 19-16 to RED Canids, and Game 5 was still live past the half-hour. The pre-match market priced FURIA at 86%, so two RED Canids wins were a real upset.

Before the Series

FURIA arrived as heavy favourites, backed by a 22W-9L (71.0%) season record and a +6,121 average gold differential against RED Canids' -903. Polymarket priced the series at 86% for FURIA. The pre-draft analysis flagged Orianna, Vi, Ryze, Rumble and Ambessa as the champions to watch, and its read on Orianna looked prophetic — 67.3% presence but only 39.6% WR over 53G, precisely why FURIA left her open. Ryze (17 games, 70.6% WR) and Rumble (23 games, 60.9% WR) were the real threats.

Game 1 vindicated that read. Tutsz's Ryze went 3/1/9 for a 12.00 KDA, FURIA banked both Barons to RED Canids' zero, and a 14-4 kill score closed it out. The live draft model had favoured RED Canids at 53% — it was wrong.

Trading Blows

Game 2 flipped the script. Fuuu's Cassiopeia built a +1143 gold lead at 15 minutes, the largest lane gap of the game, and RED Canids levelled the series despite the market pricing them at 28%. The draft model's 51% lean toward RED Canids finally translated.

Game 3 went further. Morttheus's Corki was immaculate at 9/0/6 for a 15.00 KDA, while Fuuu's Orianna — the champion the analysis doubted — absorbed a -1083 gold@15 deficit and still delivered 12 assists. FURIA's draft model favoured them at 52%; the result went the other way, and FURIA suddenly trailed 1-2.

The Decider

Rumble and Ambessa completed the flagged list in Games 4 and 5 — and the patch trend proved decisive. Rumble had risen from 0% to 66.7% WR this patch, while Ambessa had fallen from 100% to 55.6%. The champion that regressed still won the game that mattered most: Guigo's Ambessa carried Game 4 at 13.00 KDA.

Game 5 belonged to JoJo. His Thresh went 0/1/16, and Tutsz's Annie built a +709 gold lead at 15 minutes, the largest gap on the map. Tatu's Xin Zhao roamed at +283 while RED Canids' Nocturne sat at -283. FURIA took 2 barons to 0 and 7 towers to 3, closing on 69.4k gold to 59.9k.

Aftermath

FURIA advance, but the series exposed the gap between their season numbers and their actual margins. The draft model favoured RED Canids in four of five games; FURIA won three of them anyway. JoJo's consistency on unconventional supports, and Tutsz's ability to convert mid priority into Baron calls on Ryze and Annie, are what separated them.

Polymarket Trajectory

The market opened at 86% for FURIA — a number that looked generous once RED Canids took Games 2 and 3 and dragged the series line back to 50%. That equalisation was the market's honest correction: a team with a +6,121 gold differential had been priced as if the series were already decided, and two draft-close game odds told a different story. The signal worth reading earlier sat in the draft model, which leaned RED Canids in four of five games despite the market's confidence — a divergence that predicted the length of this series far better than the series price did.

Series Stats

FAQ

Q: Why did FURIA win the series despite RED Canids winning the draft model in four of five games? A: FURIA converted objective control when it mattered — both Barons in Game 1, 4 dragons to 1 in Game 4, and 2 barons to 0 in Game 5 — turning small gold cushions into decisive map pressure.

*Data: draftlol draft & meta model — CBLOL 2026 stats, snapshot 2026-09-26 UTC.*

*Odds via Polymarket, 2026-09-26 21:26 UTC.*