Gen.G enters Worlds 2026 as LCK’s top seed after back-to-back domestic titles and strong regular-season dominance with its stable roster of Kiin, Canyon, Chovy, Ruler, and Duro. T1, the defending world champions featuring Faker, qualified as the region’s third seed following a third-place LCK finish and mixed summer results. Both squads start in the Swiss stage alongside Hanwha Life Esports and four LPL sides, with the single-elimination bracket seeded by Swiss performance. The 50% implied probability reflects LCK depth, T1’s proven international adaptability, and the risk that either team could exit early to strong LPL opposition or an unfavorable draw. Recent form, meta adaptation in the Swiss phase, and bracket positioning remain the primary variables that could shift the likelihood of an all-LCK final on November 14.