Bilibili Gaming preview: The path of revenge against the LCK

Naerlyn Published November 12, 2026

For the second time in the team’s history, Bilibili Gaming will play in the League of Legends World Championship grand final. In 2024, they fell to T1. This time, they’ve already eliminated T1 and only have one final LCK opponent to pierce through before claiming the Summoner’s Cup. Here’s my Bilibili Gaming preview ahead of the LoL Worlds 2026 grand final.

Bilibili Gaming preview: BLG’s roster

• Top lane: Chen “Bin” Ze-Bin
• Jungle: Peng “Xun” Li-Xun
• Mid lane: Zhuo “Knight” Ding
• Bot lane: Park “Viper” Do-hyeon
• Support: Luo “ON” Wen-Jun

BLG is full of scary names. Bin is the quintessential carry top laner, famous for his Jax but just as proficient on the likes of Gangplank, Camille, or Aatrox.

Knight is on an even higher standing. Not only has he been one of the great mids for a long time, he’s currently having his best year. In 2026, he can be called the best mid laner in the world, pairing gameplay at the highest level with the consistency to maintain said level.

Xun and ON are the driving force behind the team, the two relentless players who will make the game always go forward, and who will keep accelerating it. Next to them, Viper provides one more layer of consistency to balance them out.

Bilibili Gaming slots a superstar roster. However, despite many international final participations and even more regional titles, the only international tournament that BLG has won was First Stand 2026.

Bilibili Gaming’s path of revenge against the LCK

BLG has already eliminated three LCK teams at the LoL World Championship. The last team standing, their final opponent, is the last representative from Korea. If they manage to beat Gen.G and to win the grand final, they will have accomplished something never done before.

BLG would be the first ever team to eliminate all four teams from a single region at Worlds. T1 has already managed to beat four and eliminate three, but not to knock out all four.

However, it’s not just four Korean teams. If BLG beats Gen.G, they will have eliminated all four teams who knocked them out at Worlds before.

Bilibili Gaming preview: Will Knight win his first ever Worlds final? Image Credit: Colin Young-Wolff / Riot Games

Bilibili Gaming’s team stats preview

If you want to bet on the LoL Worlds grand final, it’s crucial to be well aware of how BLG plays their games. The LPL representative believes in relentless action to progress in the game, and our Bilibili Gaming preview reflects that.

Now, here are the betting markets lined up with BLG’s stats preview.

Odds courtesy of GG.Bet on November 10, 2am CET.

* Important note: While high, Bilibili Gaming’s game and match win rates do not make them the favorite to win the LoL World Championship. By comparison, Gen.G respectively has 91% and 100% on these numbers.

Bilibili Gaming spills a lot of blood in their matches, not without putting some of theirs in the mix. Against a more decisive opponent like Gen.G, this is how series with the most kills happen.

Who will win LoL Worlds will be decided on November 14!

Featured Image Credit: Colin Young-Wolff / Riot Games

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