G2 Esports vs LØS Prediction & Odds — Worlds (Oct 24, 2026)

TL;DR: G2 Esports 81.5% vs LØS 18.5%. G2’s stronger early-game numbers, especially a +4,643 average gold differential, are the clearest reason to favor them in this BO1.

Both teams enter after a Worlds loss: G2 fell to Dplus Kia, while LØS lost to T1. Their recent series form gives LØS the edge, with 4 wins in its last 5 against G2’s 3, but the comparison is complicated by the level of opposition. G2 arrive with a 7.5/10 form score and LØS with 6.5/10. No head-to-head results are included in the available data, so this matchup comes down to current form, the opening map, and how the draft develops.

G2’s most promising route is to turn their laning advantage into control of the map. Caps averages +417 gold at 15 minutes, while Hans Sama posts +792 and contributes 31.4% of G2’s damage. Those leads can make G2’s side lanes and objective setups difficult to contain. For LØS, Feisty is the key disruptor: his +564 gold at 15 and 77.7% kill participation suggest he can keep the team connected to skirmishes, even if G2 begin to pull ahead. Zest also needs a steadier start after averaging -80 gold at 15.

The draft may decide whether G2 can translate those advantages into a clean win. Nocturne has 93.3% presence and an 83.3% ban rate at Worlds, and LØS’s bans on him show how seriously they take the threat. If Vi is available, G2 have a strong case to prioritize her: she has a 100% win rate in 4 games. Jarvan IV is another compelling option, with a 75% win rate in 4 games, although LØS often bans him.

Polymarket gives G2 81.5% to win and LØS 18.5%. Those odds reflect G2’s substantially better average gold differential and lower average kills conceded, 11.1 to 14.2, while LØS’s recent 4-1 run keeps the underdog case alive. In a single game, a strong draft or early play from Feisty could still swing the result.

G2 Esports should win 81.5% to 18.5%, with their stronger early-game profile the likeliest difference.

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