T1 vs HLE Highlights ALL GAMES | LCK 2026 Rounds 3-4 | T1 vs Hanwha Life Esports
TL;DR
Hanwha Life Esports and T1 met in a best-of-three LCK Rounds 3-4 series on Patch 26.16. Hanwha Life Esports entered at 18-7, while T1 was 17-8. Hanwha Life Esports held the No. 2 spot, with T1 at No. 3.
Watch on YouTubeThe video above covers the full best-of-three LCK Rounds 3-4 series between Hanwha Life Esports and T1. The final score, full Picks and Bans, and game-by-game results are below.
Hanwha Life Esports entered at 18-7, while T1 was 17-8. Hanwha Life Esports held the No. 2 spot, with T1 at No. 3.
T1's lineup featured Doran (top lane), Oner (jungle), Faker (mid lane), Peyz (bot lane), and Keria (support). Hanwha Life Esports' lineup featured Zeus (top lane), Kanavi (jungle), Zeka (mid lane), Gumayusi (bot lane), and Delight (support).
Hanwha Life Esports' previous series was a 2-0 win over Dplus KIA in Rounds 3-4. T1's previous series was a 2-1 win over KT Rolster in Rounds 3-4.
Hanwha Life Esports and T1 had no recorded recent head-to-head meeting before this series.
Series result
HLEHanwha Life Esports
2 - 0
Hanwha Life Esports win
T1T1
Picks & Bans
2 games
T1
Hanwha Life Esports
Draft read
Delight moved between Alistar and Lulu across the series for Hanwha Life Esports. Gumayusi moved between Jhin and Kog'Maw across the series for Hanwha Life Esports. T1 banned Camille twice.
Game 128:42
Hanwha Life Esports won
Game 1 was the longest game of the series at 28:42. Hanwha Life Esports won from red side. Hanwha Life Esports finished 15-7 in kills and 58.3k to 48.6k in gold, a margin of 8 kills and 9.7k. Hanwha Life Esports led 8-1 in towers, the only Baron, 3-0 in Void Grubs, and 1-0 in inhibitors. T1 had the edge 1-0 in Rift Heralds. Dragons were even at 2-2. Hanwha Life Esports secured first blood, while Hanwha Life Esports secured first dragon, while T1 secured first Rift Herald, while Hanwha Life Esports secured first Baron, while Hanwha Life Esports secured first tower.
Zeka led the damage chart for Hanwha Life Esports on Cassiopeia, finishing 3/2/7 with 19,751 damage and 255 CS. Gumayusi added 18,332 damage on Jhin and ended the game 1/1/10. Faker was the top damage source for T1, putting up 21,748 on Orianna in a 1/3/4 game.
Kills
7:15
Gold
48.6k:58.3k
Towers
1:8
Dragons
2:2
Barons
0:1
Game 222:52
Hanwha Life Esports won
Game 2 was the shortest game of the series at 22:52. Playing blue side, Hanwha Life Esports won Game 2. At the end, Hanwha Life Esports led 19-5 in kills and 52.0k to 38.3k in gold. The final gaps overall were 14 kills and 13.6k. Hanwha Life Esports led 9-1 in towers, the only Baron, 3-0 in Void Grubs, 1-0 in Rift Heralds, and 1-0 in inhibitors. T1 led dragons 2-1. T1 secured first blood, while T1 secured first dragon, while Hanwha Life Esports secured first Rift Herald, while Hanwha Life Esports secured first Baron, while Hanwha Life Esports secured first tower.
On Syndra, Zeka topped Hanwha Life Esports' damage output at 19,621 and finished 5/0/5 and 243 CS. Kanavi followed with 17,764 damage and a 10/1/7 line on Pantheon. T1 got its highest damage total from Peyz, who dealt 16,285 on Lucian and finished 4/5/0.
Kills
19:5
Gold
52.0k:38.3k
Towers
9:1
Dragons
1:2
Barons
1:0
Series read
Hanwha Life Esports took the opener and followed with another win in Game 2, completing the best-of-3 in straight games without needing a deciding map. Every game in the series was shorter than the game before it. The kill margin moved from 8 in Game 1 to 14 in Game 2, while the final gold gap changed from 9.7k to 13.6k. Zeka produced the series' highest damage total, recording 39,372 for Hanwha Life Esports. Zeka gave Hanwha Life Esports 8 kills and 12 assists across the series. Their damage moved from 19,751 in Game 1 to 19,621 in Game 2. Zeus gave Hanwha Life Esports 4 kills and 13 assists across the series. Their damage moved from 18,275 in Game 1 to 17,514 in Game 2.
