Two more LCK tickets to Worlds are punched. Gen.G swept KT Rolster 3-0 in the winners' bracket on Tuesday, a result that locks a top-three finish for them — and, by ricochet, secures T1's spot as well.
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Sofm after play-ins exit: “We had absolutely no laning advantage against KC”Worlds 2026 Play-Ins: Our Team of the StageT1's qualification comes down to bracket mechanics. As a higher seed than KT Rolster, they would enter the lower bracket later than them if they lose to Hanwha Life Esports on Wednesday — which guarantees them a top-four finish. With Hanwha Life Esports already holding the MSI champion seed, that is enough to book their trip to America.
The picture is now simple. Gen.G, Hanwha Life Esports
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