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LCKLCK 2026 Season Playoffs2026-09-05Patch 16.1645:38Summary ↓
GENGENGENGENGENGen.GGen.GW
34:27
HLEHLEHLEHLEHLEHanwha Life EsportsHanwha Life EsportsL
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Gen.G took this one. It was a LCK fixture played on 2026-09-05 between Gen.G and Hanwha Life Esports. The two teams combined for 61 kills, so this was a fight-heavy game. Over 45:38 of play, that many kills means the KDA below reflects teamfight participation more than lane advantage. The total gold gap was only 297, so resources alone did not decide this game. Hanwha Life Esports finished narrowly ahead, and in games like this a single objective or a single fight is usually what settles it. The clearest objective gap came from Voidgrubs: 3 for Gen.G against 0 for the other side.

Looking at Chovy, the pick was Locke and the line reads 13/4/7. The gold and damage share in the scoreboard show what kind of game it was. In the Mid matchup, Chovy finished 3,653 gold ahead of Zeka. This compares end-of-game totals for the same position, so it is not a laning-phase figure on its own. Camille was the first champion Gen.G removed, while the opening ban from Hanwha Life Esports was Cassiopeia. This is game 2 of a 4-game series, played on patch 16.16.

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