These Are Our Betting Tips for the League Championship Series Week 4
The 2026 LCS Summer Split is in full swing, with the eight North American squads all vying for a chance to represent the region at this year’s World Championship. With Worlds being on home soil, there is more than just a ticket to Worlds at stake. Each series in the regular season carries weight, as the standings will determine their seeding and potentially their fate in the playoffs. Week four is expected to be an exciting one.
We have analysed the odds at popular sportsbook GG.BET to bring you the best value picks for the LoL tournament, which is taking place in Los Angeles.
Team Liquid vs Disguised
The week kicks off with Team Liquid taking on Disguised. TL are undefeated both in game score and series score, with neither expected to change this week. Disguised are slightly improving each week, but they’re going up against a powerhouse in TL, with each player vying for the best in their role accolade. For a good payout, we suggest wagering on Team Liquid’s total kills to be under 40.5; this is currently available for odds of 2.26 at GG.BET.
LYON vs Sentinels
In previous splits, this would have been seen as a really close affair. Going into week four of the LCS summer split, that no longer seems the case. LYON have the upper hand, regardless of who their jungler is. If the three-week break for Inspired has come to a conclusion, then he will be back in time for this series. LYON have been playing fast and loose without him, but with one of the best Western players back at the helm, expect a far cleaner LYON. You can currently get odds of 1.53 for total maps under 2.5, which could potentially offer real value.
Shopify Rebellion vs Dignitas
Shopify and Dignitas go head to head in week four, and this could be the bloodiest series of the week. Shopify are more of a scrappy team than a coordinated one. They will fight you even if strategically it does not make sense to. Dignitas, on the other hand, showed signs of life, at least in game one against LYON. Dardoch came in and had an immediate impact in the early game, as Dignitas stormed out to a sizeable lead before LYON showcased their strength and regained control. This is going to be bloody, so our tip is to make the following wager: map one total kills over 28.5 for a 1.74 payout on your stake.
Cloud9 vs FlyQuest
Cloud9 versus FlyQuest is the most difficult series to predict, with both teams being at similar power levels. C9 is still adapting to their new roster, having dropped games to both Dignitas and DSG, so the chances of them winning 2-0 are pretty slim. FlyQuest, on the other hand, have had a rough go at it as of late, with two demoralizing series against Team Liquid and LYON; FLY fans are starting to worry that the young guns have cooled off. Given C9’s nature to drop a game, you should bet on this series going the distance. Take this series going over 2.5 maps for odds of 1.95.
All odds mentioned on this page were accurate at the time of writing from GG.BET, with the esports betting site offering hundreds of markets League Championship Series and much more, including the ongoing Dota 2 The International.
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