Bet on Gen.G Global Academy vs Dplus Challengers on League of Legends

Gen.G Global Academy are slightly favored to win this LCK Challengers showdown, with recent form showing a stronger early-game rating and more consistent objective control than Dplus Challengers; sharp markets are pricing Gen.G Academy around 1.75 and Dplus Challengers near 2.00 on the moneyline based on their last month of results. This edge reflects Gen.G Academy’s better dragon setup and lane priority in their most recent series, making them the statistical favorite with DexWin - Best Odds on Your Favourite Sports.

The match between Gen.G Global Academy and Dplus Challengers in the LCK Challenger League is scheduled to start on January 13, 2026 at 8:00 AM UTC. This corresponds to 5:00 PM KST, ensuring it fits into the usual Korean prime-time slot for academy-level League of Legends.

The series will be played on the LCK Challengers official online server environment, with teams competing from their respective Korean team facilities rather than a public arena. Production and broadcast are handled from the LCK studio infrastructure in Seoul, South Korea, which uses tournament realm settings, referee oversight, and standardized competitive PCs to ensure fair play.

Based on recent form over the last month, Gen.G Global Academy are projected to win the series with implied odds around 1.75, as their mid-jungle duo has posted higher kill participation and better gold differentials at 15 minutes than Dplus Challengers. Dplus Challengers, priced near 2.00, still offer upset potential if their scaling drafts reach late game, but statistical models slightly favor Gen.G Academy taking the match 2–1 in a best-of-series format on DexWin.

In their recent head-to-head meetings over the past split, Gen.G Global Academy and Dplus Challengers have traded close series, with Gen.G Academy holding a narrow edge of approximately 3 wins to 2 in their last five clashes. Many of these games were decided by mid-game objective fights, with Gen.G Academy typically winning earlier dragons while Dplus Challengers often relied on late-game teamfight compositions to stay competitive.