The last train bound for Gyeongju has been decided… T1, which beat DK, will face Hanwha Life Insurance in the ‘Losing Group Final.’

T1 beat D+ Kia 3-1 in the second round of the loser group of the “2024 LOL Champions Korea (hereinafter referred to as LCK)” Summer Season Playoff held at LCK Arena in Jongno District, Seoul on Monday afternoon. With this victory, T1 will have a showdown with Hanwha Life Insurance over its advance to the final round of the loser group.

The team that gained the upper hand in the first set was D-Plus Kia. D-Plus Kia scored a point by banking on the bye of “Lucid” Choi Yong-hyuk while T1 hardly found the meaning of the combination. D-Plus Kia, which even got “Baron Nasser Buff” in the 25th minute, defeated T1 by winning the battle at the same time. D-Plus Kia, which succeeded in “hairing an empty house” after displaying concentration, scored the first goal.

In the second set, T1 successfully fought back. As the series was fierce, the two teams maintained tense atmosphere even after 20 minutes. Taking advantage of the leadership of the top line, T1 earnestly fired back. Even when “Faker” Lee Sang-hyuk’s corki collapsed first in the 26th minute, T1 tried to change the mood by inducing a chaos.

“Zeus” Choi Woo-je, who shined at the brink of collapse, is the most powerful player that can become difficult. Choi, who chose Camille, succeeded in a hot initial from the 28th minute, and even destroyed T1’s first Nexus in the series.

In the third set, while D-Plus Kia placed Atrocs at the top line, T1 countered with Choi Woo-je’s Yone. T1 widened the gap by making a smart initial attack. By relentlessly targeting LeBlanc, T1 created the lead. Since then, T1 has easily made a growth gap and emerged to win. 메이저사이트

As T1 widened the gap by more than 12,000 gold medals in just 26 minutes, D+ Kia’s chances of winning have significantly disappeared. Showing off its firepower, T1 achieved “match point” in just 27 minutes.

In the fourth set, D-Plus Kia chose the red camp to change the flow, but the atmosphere did not change due to T1’s appropriate response. T1 smiled at “Faker” Lee Sang-hyuk’s choice of Azir, one of the signature champions, and D-Plus Kia also failed to make any significant moves in-game.

T1, which had been on the offensive from the beginning, won the game with a gap of more than 5,000 gold medals. T1, who quickly cooked Mao Kai of “Lucid” Choi Yong-hyuk in a bot line battle in the 28th minute, cleaned up the remaining enemies and confirmed his journey to Gyeongju.