Karmine Corp swept Movistar KOI 2-0 in their best-of-three Swiss stage series at Worlds on October 31, 2026. They won a long, tight opener and then a far more one-sided second game.

Game 1 ran a full 40:02 and was close on the kill count, with Movistar KOI actually edging it 14 to 13. Karmine Corp, playing on blue side, did their damage on the map instead. They took five dragons to KOI's one, secured both barons and destroyed eight towers to KOI's five. That objective control turned into a gold lead of 76,889 to 73,623, and KC closed out the game.

Game 2 was a different story. Again on blue side, Karmine Corp ended it in just 26:10 with an 18-4 kill advantage. They piled up 57,769 gold to KOI's 42,484, took eight towers while giving up only one, and claimed three dragons and a baron. Movistar KOI never found a foothold.

Jungler Yike was the standout of the decisive game. His Pantheon went a flawless 9/0/5 and dealt 23,348 damage, leaving him 11/2/14 across the series. ADC Caliste delivered in both games, leading all players in Game 1 with 43,961 damage on Ashe at 5/3/7. He followed that with 30,396 damage on Sivir at 5/1/7. Top laner Canna did not record a single kill but racked up 27 assists across the two games, including 0/1/15 on Rumble, with 92% kill participation in the opener.

For Movistar KOI, Supa was the brightest spot. His Zeri went 5/2/5 with 38,046 damage in Game 1. Elyoya and Alvaro each posted 86% kill participation in that game. In the end, Karmine Corp's objective control in Game 1 and their dominance in Game 2 carried the series.