TL;DRBilibili Gaming won the best-of-three LPL 2026 Split 3 series 2-0 against TT Gaming on Patch 26.15. BLG did not drop a game, winning the kill count 51-11, with no game longer than 29 minutes.
Watch on YouTubeThe LPL 2026 Split 3 brought TT Gaming and Bilibili Gaming together for a best-of-3 on August 13, 2026, on Patch 26.15.
TT Gaming entered at 3-6 in sixth, while Bilibili Gaming was 7-2 in third.
In their last two series at LPL 2026, TT Gaming beat Team WE 2-1 and lost to Top Esports 0-2, while Bilibili Gaming beat Edward Gaming 2-0 and lost to JD Gaming 1-2.
Bilibili Gaming played Knight in mid alongside Flandre in top and Xun in jungle, with Viper and ON in the bot lane. For TT Gaming, Keshi, Junhao, Heru, Ahn and Feather started from top lane to support.
Bilibili Gaming's staff included Ben, coach, Chieh, coach, Zyb, coach, and Daeny, head coach. TT Gaming's staff included Benny, coach and NoName, head coach.
TT Gaming and Bilibili Gaming had met 12 times since 2021, with BLG ahead 10-2. Bilibili Gaming won the teams' only meeting in the previous six months.
Series result
TTTT Gaming
0 - 2
Bilibili Gaming win
BLGBilibili Gaming
Picks & Bans
2 games
Bilibili Gaming
TT Gaming
Draft read
Across the series, Flandre played Olaf and Ambessa for Bilibili Gaming. Knight moved between Syndra and Galio across the series for BLG. TT Gaming banned both Camille and Jarvan IV twice.
Game 129:30
Bilibili Gaming won
Game 1 was the longest game of the series at 29:30. Bilibili Gaming won from blue side. BLG opened the draft with first pick. They finished 20 kills and 13.7k gold ahead. BLG led 1-0 in Rift Heralds and 3-0 in inhibitors. TT Gaming came out ahead 3-0 in Void Grubs. TT drew first blood and was first to the tower, while BLG was first to the dragon.
On Ezreal, Viper topped BLG's damage output at 33,537 and finished 7/2/12 and 270 CS. Knight added 24,005 damage on Syndra and ended the game 8/0/8. Keshi was the top damage source for TT, putting up 20,766 on Jayce in a 2/3/1 game. Ahn followed for TT with 16,072 damage and a 3/3/1 line on Jhin.
Kills
25:5
Gold
63.0k:49.2k
Towers
11:2
Dragons
4:0
Barons
2:0
Game 225:07
Bilibili Gaming won
Game 2 was the shortest game of the series at 25:07. Playing blue side, Bilibili Gaming won Game 2. TT Gaming had first pick in the draft. At the end, BLG was 20 kills and 17.4k gold ahead. BLG was ahead 3-0 in Void Grubs, 1-0 in Rift Heralds, and 2-0 in inhibitors. TT took first blood and first dragon, while BLG took first tower.
Viper's Ashe dealt a team-high 25,272 damage for BLG, alongside a 6/2/10 scoreline and 257 CS. Knight followed with 22,922 damage and a 8/2/14 line on Galio. TT got its highest damage total from Heru, who dealt 15,993 on Ahri and finished 4/3/0.
Kills
26:6
Gold
59.1k:41.7k
Towers
11:0
Dragons
2:1
Barons
1:0
Series read
Bilibili Gaming won both games, so the best-of-3 never reached a deciding map. Every game in the series was won from blue side. Every game in the series was shorter than the game before it. No player dealt more damage across the series than Viper, with 58,809 for BLG. Viper finished the series with 13 kills and 22 assists for BLG. Across the series, Knight recorded 16 kills and 22 assists for BLG.
Next up
Next on the schedule: TT Gaming vs Anyone's Legend in Split 3, set for August 15.
