ON’s Renata Glasc Turns Game 3 Into BLG’s Coronation

TL;DR: Bilibili Gaming closed the LPL 2026 Grand Finals with a crushing Game 3 win, extending their winning run to 4 as ON’s Renata Glasc controlled a frantic skirmish game. Their 23-8 kill advantage and relentless objective pressure left Anyone's Legend without time for scaling.

Key Takeaways

• Bilibili Gaming turned a 12k gold lead into a 23-8 kill finish, proving their early control could become an immediate closeout.
• ON posted a remarkable 0/1/20 on Renata Glasc, anchoring nearly every winning fight with a 20.00 KDA.
• Viper’s Kalista delivered 11/2/9 and 32.9% of team damage, giving Bilibili Gaming the carry threat Anyone's Legend could not contain.

Building the Lead

With the series already at match point, Bilibili Gaming entered Game 3 determined to close out Anyone's Legend rather than allow a recovery. The opening became chaotic quickly, but BLG thrived in the disorder. Bin’s Olaf found room to brawl through the front line, while Xun’s Skarner converted catches into repeated skirmish wins.

That pace was disastrous for Anyone's Legend’s scaling core. Tarzan fought back with a 3/4/2 line on Maokai, yet his side could not slow the map down long enough for its compositions to stabilize. Bilibili Gaming claimed 8 towers to 1, secured 2 dragons to 1, and added 1 barons while denying their opponents any Baron answer.

The live draft model gave Bilibili Gaming only a 51% edge, but that narrow advantage materialized decisively. The Olaf-Skarner-Kalista setup opened the map before Anyone's Legend could establish defensive positions, making the draft edge far more visible in execution than the forecast’s slim margin suggested.

The Numbers Tell the Story

The final gold total, 55.8k to 43.6k, captures how completely Bilibili Gaming converted fights into map control across 24:55. Knight made Locke a lethal follow-up weapon, finishing 8/1/6 as BLG repeatedly punished isolated targets.

Anyone's Legend did find damage through Shanks’ Anivia, whose 25.4% damage share led his team, but the 2/5/2 score showed the cost of fighting from behind. Hope’s Corki added 1/6/5, yet Bilibili Gaming’s engage and reset potential prevented the bot laner from becoming a late-game answer.

The Final Push

Once the gold gap reached 12k, the finish felt inevitable. Renata Glasc turned each attempted defense into another dangerous gamble: her 20.00 KDA reflected not merely survival, but impeccable timing amid the game’s constant collisions. With 23 kills to 8, Bilibili Gaming broke the remaining resistance and completed a one-sided Grand Finals sweep.

Polymarket Market

Polymarket priced Bilibili Gaming at 68% when the draft closed, and the market read Game 3 correctly: the favourite delivered with authority. That confidence followed a pre-series line of 78% for BLG against 22% for Anyone's Legend, reflecting the broader expectation that BLG’s form would decide the day. What the market could not fully anticipate was how violently the game would accelerate. The 51% live draft-model edge became a rout because Bilibili Gaming’s skirmish execution, especially around Renata Glasc, repeatedly denied AL’s scaling windows. This result closes the series 0-3, with the full series-market wrap-up belonging in the series recap.

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*Odds via Polymarket, 2026-09-07 11:46 UTC.*