FlyQuest struck first and made Game 1 look easy, winning the kill count 24 to 9. FLYGryffinn ran the map on Wukong at 8/2/11, while FLYQuad's Orianna (7/2/9) and FLYMassu's Ezreal (6/1/10) did steady damage from the back line. Xi'an Team WE had no answer, and WEKaris's Ryze went 0/7/7. Game 2 swung completely. WE won it 25 kills to 12 behind WEMonki's Vi, who finished 8/2/9 and kept landing engages onto FlyQuest's carries. WECube's Renekton added six kills, WEKaris bounced back on Viktor at 4/0/12, and WEErha's Milio piled up 20 assists while keeping his team alive through every fight.

WE kept that form in Game 3 and won it 27 to 16. WEMonki was even better on Jarvan IV at 11/4/15, and WEAbout's Ashe scored seven kills from range while WECube's Sion soaked up the front line. FLYCryogen's Nautilus kept trying to start fights and was caught eight times. FlyQuest then forced a decider with another 24 to 9 rout. FLYQuad's Sylas went 12/0/8, and his ability to steal WE's tools in every skirmish decided the game. FLYGryffinn's Lee Sin (7/1/15) and FLYCryogen's Rell (16 assists) provided the setup for him.

The final game stayed tight in kills, 18 to 17, but WE controlled the map. They took all five dragons, both Barons and nine towers, and FlyQuest did not destroy a single structure. WEAbout's Corki was the steadiest threat at 6/1/7, WECube's Jax won his side lane with six kills, and WEKaris contributed five kills on LeBlanc. FLYQuad's Aurora and FLYMassu's Caitlyn each went 5 kills and kept trading in skirmishes, but FlyQuest could not convert any of those fights into objectives. WE finished with a lead of about 10,000 gold and took the series 3 to 2.