LGD GAMING opened the series in control. LGDHeng's Qiyana went 5/1/7 and LGDShaoye's Lucian matched him with five kills, while LGDCrisp's Milio stayed alive all game and piled up 15 assists. HANJIN BRION managed only seven kills to LGD's sixteen. BROTeddy's Yunara was caught four times, and BROGIDEON's Vi went 2/4/3 trying to force fights that LGD were ready for.

Game 2 was messier and far more even, with 34 kills traded. BROGIDEON switched to Lee Sin and finished 6/2/12. BROTeddy's Ezreal went 6/2/8 from the backline, and BRORoamer's Orianna died only once while landing seven assists. LGDTangyuan kept LGD in it with a 5/2/6 Ryze. BRONamgung's Leona supplied 14 assists on the engage side, and HANJIN BRION won the brawl 19 kills to 15 to tie the series.

The third game belonged to the bot lane. BROTeddy's Kalista went 7/3/2, with BRONamgung's Renata Glasc setting up nine assists. BROGIDEON's Trundle and BRORoamer's Viktor combined for seven kills, and LGD's carries had a rough game, with LGDShaoye's Caitlyn at 1/3/1 and LGDBurdol's Aatrox at 0/3/1. HANJIN BRION took it 15 kills to 7.

Game 4 was the most lopsided of the four. BRORoamer's Ahri led with 7/1/7, picking off LGD's carries in the mid game, and BROTeddy's Corki added five kills without dying once. BROGIDEON's Wukong and BRONamgung's Neeko combined for 19 assists. LGD scraped together only three kills, two of them from LGDTangyuan's Akali. HANJIN BRION took three dragons and the only Baron, knocked down nine towers to LGD's two, and finished about 10,000 gold ahead. That made it 3-1 for the #33 team over the #19 team.