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WorldsWorlds 2026 Play-In2026-10-17Patch 16.2039:52Summary ↓
FURFURFURFURFURFURIAFURIAL
10:19
C9C9C9C9C9Cloud9Cloud9W
Set MVPRumbleThanatos7.6
Game 1Game 2Game 3Game 4
GameFull StatsSeries SummaryBuildsTimelinePreview

The Worlds match played on 2026-10-17 between FURIA and Cloud9 ended with a win for Cloud9. At 39:52, this game ran deep into the late game. It produced 29 combined kills, and in long games per-minute figures such as DPM and CSM get pulled toward the average, so read them next to the totals. The total gold gap grew to 11,819, with Cloud9 ahead. At that size the item tiers differ, so the late-game combat figures should be read as numbers produced after the gap opened. On objectives, Towers split 8 to 2, and Cloud9 took the larger share.

The standout line on the winning side belongs to Loki, who finished on Syndra with a KDA of 7/2/4. 3,517 is the end-of-game gold gap Blaber built over Tatu in the Jungle matchup, the largest positional gap in this game. Nocturne was the first champion FURIA removed, while the opening ban from Cloud9 was Seraphine. On patch 16.20, this counts as game 1 within a series of 4.

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