Quantum's Milio Powers DN's WSCI Opening-Game Rout
Quantum's Milio posted 1/1/18 as DN SOOPers Challengers crushed EDward Gaming Youth Team in 27:20 to open WSCI 2026 with authority.
Quantum's Milio anchored a bot-lane stomp as Revenge's Lucian built a +1945 gold lead at 15.
MVP
MilioQuantum's 1/1/18 Milio anchored DN's bot-lane advantage and objective control.
Verified predictions
- DN SOOPers Challengers 74% vs Edward Gaming Youth Team 26% Pre-match
TL;DR: Quantum's Milio anchored DN SOOPers Challengers’ commanding WSCI 2026 opener, finishing 1/1/18 while bot lane created the decisive gap. Revenge's Lucian built a +1945 gold lead at 15 minutes, and DN converted that advantage into a 27:20 demolition of EDward Gaming Youth Team.
Key Takeaways
- Quantum delivered a remarkable 1/1/18 on Milio, reaching a 19.00 KDA and helping DN SOOPers Challengers turn every winning fight into a safe objective.
- Revenge put Lucian +1945 gold ahead at 15 minutes, a bot-lane gap that left EDward Gaming Youth Team without room to stabilize.
- DN SOOPers Challengers ended the kill score 24-5, pairing 11 towers and 60.0k gold with a suffocating map takeover.
Building the Lead
DN SOOPers Challengers set the tone early in the World Star Challengers Invitational through the bottom side. Revenge made Lucian impossible to contain, emerging from lane with an immense +1945 advantage while contributing to 71% of his team’s kills.
Behind him, Quantum's Milio supplied shields, healing, and the protection needed to keep the carry firing through every skirmish. EDward Gaming Youth Team’s linn could only manage 2/8/3 on Yunara, a harsh contrast to the opposing marksman’s clean 8/0/9 line.
The lead was not isolated to bot lane. DDoiV on Pantheon created pressure from the jungle with 8/2/6 and a +1077 GoldDiff@15, giving DN the freedom to gank, roam, and snowball the map.
The Numbers Tell the Story
The final ledger explains just how one-sided this League of Legends game became. DN SOOPers Challengers finished with 60.0k to 45.1k gold, a towering 15k gold lead by the close, plus 3 dragons, 1 barons, and 11 towers. EDward Gaming Youth Team claimed only 1 dragons and never took a tower.
Flip's Ryze added controlled scaling from mid, posting 4/1/10 with a +759 lane advantage. Lancer then made the frontline equally threatening: his Ambessa went 3/1/11, ensuring that ED’s carries had no safe angle once fights began.
The Final Push
By the final phase, DN had transformed lane leads into a complete siege. The 24-5 kill score reflected more than aggression; it showed a team choosing its engage windows cleanly and denying every attempted reset.
EDward Gaming Youth Team’s sinian finished 2/6/3 on Cassiopeia, unable to find the sustained damage needed to halt the advance. With Milio’s utility protecting the carries, DN closed in 27:20 without allowing a single opposing tower.
Polymarket Market
Polymarket read this game correctly. DN SOOPers Challengers entered draft close as 74% favorites against EDward Gaming Youth Team’s 26%, after the series market had already leaned DN’s way at 64% to 36% roughly 90 minutes before Game 1. The result confirmed that expectation, but the execution was even more decisive than the price implied: Revenge’s +1945 gold bot-lane lead at 15 minutes and Quantum’s 1/1/18 control prevented ED from accessing the contested mid-game. This result closes the series 1-0, with the full series-market wrap-up belonging in the series recap.
FAQ
Q: Why was Quantum’s Milio so important to DN SOOPers Challengers?
Quantum finished 1/1/18 with a 19.00 KDA, providing the protection that let DN’s carries press their advantage without surrendering momentum.
Q: Did DN SOOPers Challengers’ win confirm the pre-match prediction?
Yes. DN were 74% favorites at draft close on Polymarket and delivered a dominant 24-5 victory.
*Odds via Polymarket, 2026-09-22 09:24 UTC.*