TT vs EDG Highlights ALL GAMES | LPL 2026 Split 3 | TT Gaming vs EDward Gaming
TL;DR
Edward Gaming and TT Gaming met in Split 3. The matchup used a best-of-3 format on Patch 26.14.
Watch on YouTubeEdward Gaming and TT Gaming met in Split 3 for a best-of-3 on Patch 26.14. The format gave both teams room to adjust their drafts and approach between games.
Edward Gaming arrived with 0 series wins and 2 losses at the event. TT Gaming stood at 0-2. Both sides therefore entered with the same series record, leaving the table with no separation between them before play began.
Edward Gaming started Zdz in top lane, Xiaohao in jungle, BuLLDoG in mid lane, Leave in bot lane, and Parukia in support. TT Gaming answered with Keshi in top lane, Junhao in jungle, Heru in mid lane, Ahn in bot lane, and Feather in support.
The recent results offered a useful contrast. Bilibili Gaming beat Edward Gaming 2-1 earlier in Split 3. Top Esports beat TT Gaming 2-1 earlier in Split 3.
Series result
Edward Gaming
0
TT Gaming
2
Game 128:52
TT Gaming won
TT Gaming made the opener one-sided. The win came from red side in 28:52. The kill count finished 22-6, a gap that matched the control visible elsewhere on the map. The final economy stood at 63.7k to 49.7k, with 14.0k separating the teams. TT Gaming converted its pressure into 9 towers to 2, the game's only Baron, and 0 Void Grubs to 3. Dragon control also finished 4-1 in TT Gaming's favor. Control showed up in every major category. The kill, gold, and structure gaps all held through the finish.
Leave led the damage chart, playing Ziggs for Edward Gaming and finishing 0/4/2 with 24,300 damage. Heru was the other major damage source, playing Syndra for TT Gaming and finishing 6/1/11 with 21,800 damage. Leave finished 2,500 damage ahead of Heru.
Kills
6:22
Gold
49.7k:63.7k
Towers
2:9
Dragons
1:4
Barons
0:1
Game 236:27
TT Gaming won
Game 2 had a different texture from the opener. The win came from blue side in 36:27. The game produced 19 kills, and the 11-8 split made combat far more competitive than the final map control suggests. The final economy stood at 71.5k to 62.7k, with 8.8k separating the teams. TT Gaming converted its pressure into 8 towers to 3, all 2 Barons, and all 3 Void Grubs. Edward Gaming still collected 3 dragons to 2, but that control did not translate into enough structures. The fighting stayed active, but TT Gaming consistently turned the larger exchanges into more valuable map gains.
Leave led the damage chart, playing Ezreal for Edward Gaming and finishing 2/2/1 with 27,100 damage. Zdz was the other major damage source, playing Gnar for Edward Gaming and finishing 3/2/3 with 24,500 damage. That left Leave 2,600 damage clear of Zdz at the top of the chart.
Kills
11:8
Gold
71.5k:62.7k
Towers
8:3
Dragons
2:3
Barons
2:0
Series read
TT Gaming found two different routes to the same outcome. The series was not the same game repeated: one map broke open decisively, while the other demanded more fighting before the structures fell. The games lasted 28:52 and 36:27. Across the completed maps, TT Gaming accumulated 33 kills and Edward Gaming finished with 14. The series came down to conversion. Kills became gold, towers, and access to the neutral objectives that closed each map. Those follow-up gains matter because they show sustained control more clearly than the series score does by itself.
Next up
Edward Gaming will face Team WE in Split 3 on July 30.
