Two addresses bet $120,000 on BLG winning, with BLG vs BFX trading volume on Polymarket nearing one million.
The trading volume for today's 21:00 League of Legends match BLG vs BFX on Polymarket has reached $986,000. The top account, Hikariii, bet on BLG to win by purchasing 100,000 shares (current price $66,500), while the second-ranked account, TwoHundredPerMarket, bought 90,000 shares (current price $59,849).
The League of Legends International Pioneer Tournament is the first international event for LOL in 2026, featuring 8 teams: BLG and JDG from the LPL region; Gen.G and BFX from the LCK region; G2 from the LEC region; LCS from the LCS region; LOUD from the CBLOL region; and TSW from the LCP region. Each match follows a BO5 format. The BLG vs BFX match will be held today at 21:00.
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