Asian Games2026-w40

Weekly Report · Sep 28 – Oct 4, 2026

Published 2026-10-06 08:24

19 games — that is what the Asian Games week added up to, spread across 15 series. The upset of the week belongs to Saudi Arabia (National Team), who took the series against United Arab Emirates (National Team). Going into the week the two sides carried season win rates of 50.0% and 83.3%. Kills per game came to 32.84 this week against a season average of 36.06, so fights were rarer and more games were decided by map play.

Results

Team records

5 series won against 0 lost — that is the South Korea (National Team) week, which comes to 8-0 in games.

RankTeamSeriesGamesChange
B1KORSouth Korea (National Team)5W 0L8W 0L
A1VIEVietnam (National Team)3W 1L3W 2L
B2TPEChinese Taipei (National Team)3W 2L4W 4L
A2KSASaudi Arabia (National Team)2W 2L2W 3L
B3HKGHong Kong (National Team)1W 2L1W 2L
A3UAEUnited Arab Emirates (National Team)1W 2L1W 2L
B4INDIndia (National Team)0W 3L0W 3L
A4MASMalaysia (National Team)0W 3L0W 3L

Best five

Zeus (Top), Canyon (Jungle), Zeka (Mid), Gumayusi (Bot), Keria (Support) — the strongest weekly line at each position, 5 in total. 39/7/62, a ratio of 14.43 — that is what Zeka recorded for South Korea (National Team) at Mid, taking 7 of 7 games.

Weekly awards

Meta watch

The reference point for reading this meta is patch 16.18. The champion named most often in the draft was Nocturne, with picks and bans together reaching 94.7%. The top of that list runs Nocturne, Cassiopeia, Vi. Vi turned that attention into results, winning 87.5% across 8 picks — this week it paid to have the pick.

Patch v16.18

ChampionPresencePicksBansWin ratevs. last week
Nocturne94.7%21650.0%–
Cassiopeia89.5%413100.0%–
Vi84.2%8887.5%–
Lucian73.7%7742.9%–
Lee Sin73.7%113100.0%–

Best games

The longest game of the week was Chinese Taipei (National Team) against Vietnam (National Team), settled after 40:49 in favor of Chinese Taipei (National Team). The closest game was South Korea (National Team) against Chinese Taipei (National Team), decided on a total gold gap of 1,945, with South Korea (National Team) ahead at the end.