G2 Esports vs FlyQuest Worlds 2025 Swiss Stage: Best odds, picks

Hannan Mundia Published 21/10/2025

FlyQuest and G2 Esports have both done well in the 2025 Worlds Swiss Stage thus far, and the two will now battle each other to determine which team reaches the knockout stage first.

This year’s LoL Worlds event has seen multiple upsets already, including G2 Esports winning against BLG. Both teams have two wins under their respective belts already, and this match between G2 and FlyQuest could tilt popular opinion toward one region over the other in the ongoing debate between the strength of the LEC and LTA.

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G2 Esports vs FlyQuest match overview

• Tournament: Worlds 2025
• Stage: Swiss stage
• Game: League of Legends
• Format: Best-of-three

Betting tip: While G2 has generally showcased consistently strong play, FlyQuest’s unpredictable style may take the match to a third game.

Our G2 Esports vs FlyQuest pick: Total maps to be over 2.5 @ 1.85.

G2 Esports vs FlyQuest match analysis

It may be an understatement to say that G2 has had a shaky year. The team failed to qualify for First Stand and then performed poorly at MSI. It bounced back at the Esports World Cup by finishing fourth before dominating the last LEC split of the year.

G2’s most recent surprising show of skill was the team’s win against BLG here at Worlds, as the LPL team was one of the favorites to win the entire tournament. FlyQuest has itself secured two wins in the ongoing event, but hasn’t managed to beat any real powerhouse teams just yet.

Image credit: FlyQuest

G2’s earned confidence after defeating BLG will likely ensure that it isn’t afraid to make aggressive plays in the first game against FlyQuest. This suggests that G2 may secure first blood and even victory on the first map, both betting picks that have decent returns. While G2 has shown that it may be the stronger team overall, its champion pool is still limited and has let it down in best-of-three matches. Thanks to this, FlyQuest could win the second map and send the match going to a third game. The match having more than 2.5 maps is the pick with the highest potential return here, and banking on it may be a good idea.

Although FlyQuest’s victories against VKS and TSW were impressive, the team has repeatedly stumbled against stronger opposition. With G2 having such a strong roster, complete with BrokenBlade’s newfound confidence in the top lane and Hans Sama’s reliable carry potential on the bottom lane, G2 may carry the LEC to the knockout stage before FlyQuest has the chance to do the same with the LTA.

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G2 Esports vs FlyQuest betting odds snapshot

LoL Betting odds via Stake, 7:00 am ET October 21, 2025.

G2 Esports vs FlyQuest betting picks & predictions

While European and North American teams haven’t seen the same level of success as other regions, G2 stands as a consistent threat to waves on the international level. FlyQuest’s unorthodox playing style may give it the edge in one game, but G2’s a better pick to take the overall win.

Best picks

• Total maps to be over 2.5 @ 1.85: FlyQuest and G2 are both in good form and should take the match to a third game.
• G2 to get first blood @ 1.82: G2 is lookingmore synchronized in early game exchanges than is FlyQuest, which could help G2 to secure first blood.

G2 Esports vs FlyQuest prediction

Our G2 Esports vs FlyQuest prediction: G2 to win 2-1 @ 1.78 odds at Stake.

Feature image credit: G2 Esports

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