BILIBILI GAMING took a 2-0 win over Hanwha Life Esports in their best-of-three at the Worlds Swiss stage on October 31, playing both games on blue side and growing more commanding as the series went on.

Game 1 was a genuine tug-of-war that stretched to 41:51. Kills finished 19-18 in BILIBILI GAMING's favor, and the final gold gap was only about 2,000. Hanwha Life Esports could point to several objective edges, with 8 towers to 7 and the game's only Baron, but BILIBILI GAMING secured four dragons to three and closed out the win despite trailing in structures.

Game 2 was a different story. BILIBILI GAMING controlled it from start to finish, taking 14 kills to 3, all 10 towers, four dragons and the Baron, while Hanwha Life Esports failed to destroy a single tower. The gold lead grew past 14,000 before BILIBILI GAMING ended it at 32:44.

Knight was the steadiest force in the series. His Orianna went 8/1/10 with 35,664 damage and 95% kill participation in the opener, and his Locke followed with a flawless 7/0/2 in Game 2, adding up to 15 kills against a single death across both games. Viper was the biggest damage threat in Game 1, posting a deathless 6/0/10 on Ezreal with a match-high 50,974 damage. In Game 2, Bin's 4/0/5 Olaf and ON's spotless 0/0/12 Lulu helped BILIBILI GAMING finish the game without losing a player from either of those roles.

On the Hanwha Life Esports side, Gumayusi did the heavy lifting in the close opener, going 7/2/8 on Corki with 458 CS and 29,127 damage, while Kanavi contributed 89% kill participation on Jarvan IV. The team found little room in Game 2, though, as BILIBILI GAMING's control across the map left them with just three kills.