HAJIN BRION vs LGD Gaming Betting Predictions
HAJIN BRION and LGD Gaming will clash on Tuesday, October 13, in the 2026 Demacia Cup Global Invitational 2026 quarterfinals, marking their first clash of the year.
On paper, there is little to separate the two teams, as they’ve both managed a 2-1 record in the Swiss Stage, against relatively equal opponents. LGD Gaming got smoked by FEARX, while BRION lost to Team WE.
One thing to note, however, is that while LGD lost their match purely because they got individually outclassed, BRION’s struggles came mainly from their own mistakes. They’ve been making very questionable errors in their matches, and with this trait, BRION are very difficult to trust to deliver.
- HAJIN BRION have been shaky
- LGD Gaming are not in a bad spot
- LGD Gaming are a more trustworthy team
LGD and BRION Face Off for the First Time
This is the first clash between HAJIN BRION and LGD Gaming of the year.
Where to Watch HAJIN BRION vs LGD Gaming Live?
Broadcasts of the clash between HAJIN BRION and LGD Gaming are available on all major online streaming sites, via official Riot channels. Alternatively, esports punters can find free streaming options for the Demacia Cup Global Invitational on Stake and other popular bookmakers with in-play LoL markets.
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HAJIN BRION Are Not Stable
HAJIN BRION finished the Swiss Stage with a 2-1 record, beating Natus Vincere (2-1) and JD Gaming (2-1) but losing to Team WE (1-2).
They looked sharp against JD Gaming, but that was mainly because BRION matched JDG well stylistically. Team WE proved to be a tougher challenge as a more aggressive early-game team, but even then, BRION had their chances to win, but they bungled their chances.
The game against Natus Vincere was an interesting one. Map one was highly competitive, with Natus Vincere nearly closing it out, then throwing it all back to BRION, and BRION slipping in a key moment to hand the win back over.
Map two was another close one, but it ended in BRION’s favour, while the Koreans quad then rolled over Natus Vincere on the decider. Not the most promising display from BRION, as they’ve won mostly off Natus Vincere’s errors.
Despite being a strong team, BRION have proven they are more than capable of choking in key moments, which is not a good look.
| Date | Event | Opponent | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| October 6 | DCGI 2026 | Natus Vincere | 2-1 (W) |
| October 4 | DCGI 2026 | Team WE | 1-2 (L) |
| October 3 | DCGI 2026 | JD Gaming | 1-0 (W) |
| August 23 | LCK 2026 Play-In | BNK FEARX | 2-3 (L) |
| August 26 | LCK 2026 Play-In | KT Rolster | 2-3 (L) |
HAJIN BRION Squad & Team News
No changes for HAJIN BRION.
- Shin "Casting" Min-jae – top lane
- Kim "GIDEON" Min-seong – jungle
- Cho "Roamer" Woo-ji – mid lane
- Park "Teddy" Jin-seong – ADC
- Namgung "Namgung" Seong-hoon – support
LGD Gaming Are Holding on Well
LGD Gaming qualified for the Demacia Cup Global Invitational 2026 by beating FlyQuest and JD Gaming in the Swiss Stage, while losing to FEARX.
The loss to FEARX was deserved as FEARX outclassed LGD Gaming with two dominant wins. However, FEARX have also made a lot of errors in that series, which LGD Gaming were not able to take full advantage of.
The 2-0 sweep of JD Gaming in the final game of the Swiss Stage was a methodical one. While LGD Gaming did not dominate with massive leads, they were the more efficient team throughout and slowly choked out their LPL rivals. A good showing from LGD Gaming and possibly a sign of good things to come.
| Date | Event | Opponent | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| October 6 | DCGI 2026 | JD Gaming | 2-0 (W) |
| October 4 | DCGI 2026 | BNK FEARX | 1-2 (L) |
| October 3 | DCGI 2026 | FlyQuest | 1-0 (W) |
| September 8 | LPL 2026 Split 3 | Invictus Gaming | 0-3 (L) |
| September 6 | LPL 2026 Split 3 | Ninjas in Pyjamas | 3-2 (W) |
LGD Gaming Squad & Team News
LGD Gaming haven’t announced any roster changes.
- Noh "Burdol" Tae-yoon – top lane
- Yang "Heng" Cuiheng – jungle
- Lin "Tangyuan" Yuhong – mid lane
- Chou "Shaoye" Guobin – ADC
- Liu "Crisp" Qingsong – support