Xi'an Team WE opened the series by spreading the damage across the whole map, taking Game 1 with a 13 to 9 kill advantage. Karis led the scoring on Viktor at 4/4/9, while Cube's Rumble (3/1/6) and About's Ezreal (3/1/7) kept up steady pressure and died only once each. Erha's Alistar was the glue in every skirmish, ending with 12 assists. HANJIN BRION got real aggression out of GIDEON, whose Lee Sin found four kills, but he was caught five times along the way. Casting's Olaf and Roamer's Ryze managed just four kills between them in the solo lanes.

HANJIN BRION answered emphatically in Game 2, flipping the kill count to 15 against 4. Roamer took over on Ahri with a 9/1/5 line, and Teddy's Ashe added 4/0/10 from the backline. GIDEON's Jarvan IV had a hand in every one of his team's 15 kills, and Namgung's Seraphine stacked 14 assists. Xi'an Team WE struggled to find any opening. Karis's Akali produced only two kills, Monki's Sejuani was picked off four times, and Cube's Yorick finished 1/3/0.

The decider was a tug of war over objectives. HANJIN BRION won the dragon battle three to one, with GIDEON's Pantheon taking four kills and Namgung's Elise going 3/4/7. Xi'an Team WE took the only Baron of the game, however, and edged the tower count three to two. Karis drove the attack on Locke at 6/2/7, Monki's Naafiri went 5/2/8, and About's Jhin added 4/2/8, with Erha's Bard supplying 13 assists. Casting's Renekton was held to 0/2/3. Xi'an Team WE finished the game roughly 5,800 gold ahead and took the series 2-1.