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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 StageThe BO5 (best-of-five) went the distance, and Hanjin BRION will feel they let it slip. They looked in control of both game four and game five, but KT Rolster found a way to flip the script in the late game on both occasions, snatching the two decisive wins right at the wire.
Gwak "Bdd" Bo-seong was the driving force behind the comeback. Relentless as ever throughout the series, the midlaner seemed to be everywhere on the map in the early game before delivering some very clutch soloplays on his Galio in game five. He was awardred the Player of the Match.
Their Round 1 opponent is not locked in yet. T1 hold the right to choose which of the two Play-In qualifiers they face, with Dplus KIA taking on the other. On paper, T1 should steer clear of KT Rolster — which would send BDD and his teammates straight into a clash with Dplus KIA. Nothing is certain, though, and the decision may well hinge on how the second qualifier performs in the remainder of the Play-In.
Whoever stands across the Rift, KT Rolster will need to raise their level to make it through. Dplus Kia
The defeat does not end Hanjin BRION's postseason just yet. They will face the winner of Nongshim RedForce versus BNK FearX in a last-chance match for the final playoffs spot.