Karmine Corp swept MVK Esports 3-0 at Worlds, and they won each game a different way. Game 1 was a tight, low-scoring affair that ended 9 kills to 4. kyeahoo did the heavy lifting from mid on Syndra, going 3/0/1. Caliste matched his three kills on Draven while dying only once, and Busio's Nautilus put his hands on seven of the team's kills. MVK's best answer came from Harky, whose Tristana scored three kills. Nobody else on his side found more than one, and in a game this sparse Karmine's cleaner execution in fights was enough.

Game 2 opened up into a brawl, and Karmine won it 21 to 11. Yike took over the map on Lee Sin with a 5/1/8 line. kyeahoo was even sharper on Ahri, finishing 6/1/6. Busio switched to Seraphine and racked up 14 assists alongside four kills of his own, and Caliste's Ashe added 5/3/10 from the back line. MVK did land punches. Kratos on Twisted Fate and SanSan on Qiyana each found three kills. But Chika's Rumble was caught six times, and every lost skirmish handed Karmine more room.

Game 3 was the closest on objectives, and Karmine still controlled the map. Their four dragons to MVK's one built the platform. Seven towers to four and a final gold lead of around 4,400 sealed it. Each team took a Baron, which kept MVK alive deeper into the game than the 14 to 7 kill score suggests. Canna led the way on Kennen with six kills, and Yike's Jarvan IV went 5/1/5. Busio's Rakan finished with nine assists. Harky's Lucian survived the whole game at 2/0/2 for MVK, but Chika's Kog'Maw died six times. MVK could not keep their main damage threat alive long enough to turn the dragon deficit around.