Team WE Wins Game 4 as the Draft Edge Meets a Hard Stop

TL;DR: Facing elimination, FlyQuest needed a win to keep the series alive, but Xi'an Team WE took Game 4 and closed the 2026 Demacia Cup Global Invitational series 3-1. The supplied record shows no in-game events beyond the result, so it cannot confirm whether Team WE’s predicted 52% draft edge materialized.

Key Takeaways

• Team WE won Game 4 to finish the series 3-1, converting a match that ended FlyQuest’s chance to survive.
• The live draft model gave Team WE 52%, but the record’s 0 kills for both sides offers no evidence to verify that edge in-game.
• Gryffinn entered with a +292 gold difference at 15 minutes and 10.0 KDA in the preview; Game 4’s player line is 0/0/0, so his impact cannot be assessed here.

Early Game

The stakes were stark: Team WE led 2-1, and FlyQuest had to win or be eliminated. The available match record, however, is an impossible snapshot rather than a playable timeline: duration is listed as -1:59, both teams have 0 kills, and each has 2.5k gold. There are no towers, dragons, or barons recorded.

That makes it impossible to narrate a real opening skirmish or claim that Lee Sin created pressure. The pre-match preview highlighted Gryffinn’s +292 gold difference at 15 minutes and 10.0 KDA, while Monki was identified as Team WE’s answer through 81.2% kill participation. Those are preview figures, not verified Game 4 statistics.

The Turning Point

The model’s 52% lean toward Xi’an Team WE was borne out by the winner: Team WE took the game. But the result alone does not show how. The supplied draft analysis described FlyQuest’s composition as stronger overall, 53% to 47%, while the live prediction favored Team WE; without a valid timeline or objective data, neither that draft contrast nor a decisive fight can be confirmed as the reason for the win.

The listed champions still frame the matchup: Aphelios and Lulu for Team WE against Varus and Rell for FlyQuest, with Yorick facing Varus in the top lane. Yet kills, damage shares, and gold-at-15 figures are unavailable, so no player can responsibly be credited with a specific turning-point play.

Closing Out

The most reliable conclusion is the series result. Xi’an Team WE won Game 4, closed the best-of-five 3-1, and ended FlyQuest’s run in the DCGI. The event’s broader pre-match market had already favored Team WE at 80% before Game 1, but that expectation cannot fill in the missing details of this game.

The zeroed objective totals and invalid duration mean there is no substantiated account of a late push, Baron call, or final team fight. Team WE’s victory is official in the supplied result; the route to it remains unverified.

Polymarket Market

At draft close, the game market put Xi’an Team WE at 62% and FlyQuest at 38%. Team WE won, so the market identified the correct favorite and expected outcome. The separate live draft model’s 52% preference for Team WE also aligned with the result, though the incomplete match record prevents checking what execution revealed beyond the win itself. The series market had already leaned toward Team WE at 80% before Game 1, and the eventual result matched that broader expectation. This result closes the series, Team WE 3-1 FlyQuest; the full series-market wrap-up belongs in the series recap.

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*Odds via Polymarket, 2026-10-13 10:44 UTC.*