Top Esports vs T1 Prediction: T1 Want to Get Revenge

Prediction for the World Championship 2024 match, which will take place on October 19th. Who will turn out to be stronger? Check the teams' conditions! Several betting options are available.

Top Esports were on fire in the first map against DK. From the outset, TES was in the lead, and Yu 'JackeyLove' Wen-bo on Ash was on fire, nailing long-range kills that gave the Chinese team a quick advantage. By the 32nd minute, TES had established a strong lead in kills, with a 15-4 advantage over DK. This allowed them to advance confidently towards the DK base, ultimately securing a decisive victory.

In the second game, Top Esports showed they were still on top form, demonstrating great teamwork and tactical skill. Aurora proved to be a real headache for DK, especially for Heo 'ShowMaker' Su, who couldn't find any good opportunities for effective battles because TES kept control of the situation. Even though DK made a comeback in the middle of the game and took the lead, TES were able to use their opponent's mistakes in the midlane to their advantage and plan a perfect team fight. After a clean victory, TES took Baron and ended the game in a tense 36-minute battle with a 26-15 score on kills, sealing a 2-0 series win. The Chinese team only lost to Gen.G in the Swiss tournament, which shows how prepared they were.

The T1 players showed they were the best of the best in the first map against G2 Esports in a decisive battle for the playoffs. They went with a strong Gragas-Skarner combination for top line and Woods, while Lee 'Faker' Sang-hyeok, the team's legendary midlaner, went with his signature Ari. G2 played aggressively, relying on the synergy of Jax, Nocturne, and Orianna. Still, the T1 representatives controlled the key situations thanks to the clear coordination of Choi 'Zeus' Woo-je on Gragas and Moon 'Oner' Hyeon-joon on Skarner. Their strategic superiority meant they were able to seize the map advantage. After 28 minutes, they destroyed G2's base, ending the map with a score of 21-9 on kills.

In the second map, G2 made some changes to their strategy, adding Gnar to the top line and retaining the Nocturne-Orianna combinations. T1 responded with a change to their lineup, with Oner opting for Vee and Zeus playing Jax. G2 had a strong start, catching T1 off guard with excellent combinations of Orianna and Nocturne. However, the game took an unexpected turn when Oner made a critical Baron steal that changed the game. This surprising move by T1 helped them regain control and stabilize their defense. In the end, thanks to some solid strategy and Zeus's skills on Jax, the T1 players emerged victorious in a long 41-minute game, securing their spot in the playoffs. All things considered, barring a loss by Top Esports, the Koreans played a good game.

We're anticipating the upcoming match. The reigning world champions, Top Esports, have shown their resilience in the past, and we don't expect them to give up their crown so quickly. As the tournament in Riyadh showed, at the decisive moment TES players don't play at the level needed to win the championship. This sets the stage for some truly thrilling matches ahead.