Team WE Levels the DCGI Series and Shifts the Momentum

TL;DR: Team WE beat FlyQuest in Game 2 of the 2026 Demacia Cup Global Invitational, leveling the BO5 at 1-1 and keeping the series alive. The result matched the pre-game market favorite, but the supplied record contains no timeline or objective totals, so the turning point and individual performances cannot be confirmed.

Key Takeaways

• Team WE won with the market assigning them 64% before the game, a result that restored parity in the BO5.
• Monki played Vi, one of the three pre-draft flagged champions; the record confirms the pick, but gives no stats to judge its impact.
• Lucian and Kalista also appeared as predicted, but with no duration, kills, or damage figures, their delivery cannot be measured.

Early Game

FlyQuest entered Game 2 with a 1-0 series lead, putting Team WE under immediate pressure to answer. They did: the win made the series 1-1 and ensured the contest remained alive. But the available match record lists both teams at 0 kills, 0 towers, 0 dragons, and 0 barons, with gold marked unknown. Those fields do not describe a credible match progression, so no early lead or objective sequence can be responsibly attributed to either side.

The draft did put the spotlight on the forecasted picks. FlyQuest fielded Kalista in bot lane, while Team WE selected Lucian and gave Vi to Monki. All three appeared, satisfying the literal pick prediction. Whether they delivered the expected influence is unverified: K/D/A, kill participation, damage, and GoldDiff@15 are unavailable.

The Turning Point

The result itself is clear, but the moment that swung the game is not. There is no gold timeline, match duration, or recorded objective capture to identify a decisive fight, gank, or Baron call. It would be fiction to credit a specific player or play with the win.

The pre-draft model favored FlyQuest at 55% to Team WE’s 45%, citing the Annie-Kalista pairing and team-fight coordination. Team WE’s victory therefore overturned the model’s lean, though the missing in-game details prevent a precise explanation of how. The only firm conclusion is that the draft prediction did not decide the result by itself.

Closing Out

Team WE converted the win into an equalizer rather than a series lead: the BO5 stood at 1-1 afterward. The listed champions included Viktor, Milio, and Renekton for Team WE, against Annie, Renata Glasc, and Ornn for FlyQuest, but player lines are absent across both rosters. No duration, gold total, or objective count is available to tell whether the finish came through scaling, a pick, or a clean team fight.

Polymarket Market

The game market read the winner correctly: Team WE entered at 64%, and the favorite delivered. That aligned with the broader pre-match series view, which had already put Xi’an Team WE at 80% against FlyQuest’s 20%. Yet the draft model leaned the other way, rating FlyQuest 55% to 45%, so the outcome favored the market over the model’s draft-based call. After the game, the series market moved from FlyQuest 44% and Team WE 56% at draft close to FlyQuest 28% and Team WE 72%. The swing gives Team WE the stronger outlook for the next game, while the tied series means neither side has closed it out.

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*Odds via Polymarket, 2026-10-13 07:31 UTC.*