Pollu’s Lulu Drives KT's WSCI Opening Rout Over CTBC
Pollu’s 1/1/17 Lulu powered KT Rolster Challengers past CTBC Flying Oyster Academy in 29:30 to open WSCI 2026 with authority.


Pollu's Lulu anchored KT's bot-lane-led rout with a 1/1/17 performance and 95% KP.
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Pollu's 1/1/17 Lulu and 95% KP anchored KT Rolster Challengers' one-sided Game 1 win.
Verified predictions
- CTBC Flying Oyster Academy 9.5% vs KT Rolster Challengers 90.5%. Pre-match
TL;DR: Pollu’s Lulu delivered a commanding 1/1/17 line and 95% KP as KT Rolster Challengers dismantled CTBC Flying Oyster Academy in 29:30. FenRir’s bot-lane advantage fueled a 19-14 kill win, while two Barons turned a heavily favored WSCI opening result into a decisive statement.
Key Takeaways
- Pollu posted an 18.00 KDA on Lulu, participating in 95% of KT Rolster Challengers’ kills and making every winning fight safer.
- FenRir built a +1439 GoldDiff@15 on Yunara, then finished 9/3/7 to turn the bot-lane gap into KT Rolster Challengers’ main carry route.
- KT Rolster Challengers claimed 2 barons to 0 and 9 towers to 3, converting their 63.8k to 54.1k gold edge into an emphatic WSCI victory.
Building the Lead
The pre-match read was clear: CTBC Flying Oyster Academy entered with just 9.5% to KT Rolster Challengers’ 90.5%, and Game 1 confirmed that prediction. CTBC’s hoped-for scaling path revolved around Tracy after his prior +1,335 GD@15 and 31.9% damage share, but Caitlyn fell -1439 behind at 15 minutes.
That opening advantage belonged to FenRir and Yunara, whose lane control supplied an 84% KP finish and denied CTBC the stable bot side needed to play patiently. Sylvie’s Pantheon added 3/4/8, finding the pressure points that let KT’s winning lane spread its lead across the map.
CTBC did find resistance through Zkai’s Yorick, who held a remarkable +1414 GoldDiff@15 and contributed 6/3/0. Yet that side-lane edge could not offset a game increasingly dictated by KT’s coordinated engage and protection.
The Numbers Tell the Story
The final 19-14 kill score does not fully convey the stomp. KT Rolster Challengers owned 3 dragons to 1, destroyed 9 towers to 3, and ended with a 9.7k gold lead, the kind of economy that strips opponents of room to contest objectives.
Hwichan’s Cassiopeia died only once in a polished 2/1/5 performance, while the mid laner’s control helped keep CTBC from reaching the back line. Beside him, Sero’s Rumble produced 4/5/4 despite a -1414 GoldDiff@15, illustrating how completely the team’s wider map advantage covered individual lane deficits.
The Final Push
Once KT secured its first Baron, CTBC’s defensive options narrowed sharply. Yuhe’s Anivia had earned +165 GoldDiff@15 and finished 3/5/5, but the walls and waveclear could not halt a team with Baron-enhanced lanes, superior vision, and a second Baron to seal the map.
The final push reflected the match’s central truth: Lulu made Yunara extraordinarily difficult to remove, and every attempted response opened another avenue for KT. With 63.8k gold behind their formation, KT Rolster Challengers closed a one-sided 2026 League of Legends contest exactly as the favorites were expected to.
Polymarket Market
Polymarket read this game accurately. KT Rolster Challengers were 90% favorites roughly 90 minutes before Game 1 and rose to 92% at draft close, so the 19-14 victory was the expected outcome rather than an upset. The market correctly recognized KT’s stronger lanes and deeper individual production, especially the danger of their solo-lane options around Sero. What the draft and execution revealed was how decisively bot lane would decide the pace: FenRir’s +1439 GoldDiff@15 and Pollu’s 1/1/17 transformed a likely KT win into a rout. This result closes the series at 0-1, with the full series-market wrap-up belonging in the series recap.
FAQ
Q: Why was Pollu’s Lulu the key pick in KT Rolster Challengers’ win?
Pollu finished 1/1/17 with 95% KP, providing the protection that let KT’s carries survive CTBC’s attempts to fight back.
Q: Did CTBC Flying Oyster Academy have a realistic upset route through top lane?
Zkai’s Yorick held +1414 GoldDiff@15, but KT’s 2 barons to 0 and 9 towers to 3 made that side-lane advantage impossible to convert.
*Odds via Polymarket, 2026-09-22 07:45 UTC.*