MSI 2025 Betting Odds: Will Gen.G Repeat?

LoL MSI Odds to Reach the Final

As the top favorite to win the tournament, Gen. G (-400) has huge odds to reach the final. Currently, Gen.G is in the driver’s seat, with an 80% implied probability for an opportunity to compete for the title in the final round.

Interestingly, T1 (-155) only has the fourth-best odds to win the LoL MSI championship but has a greater than 50% chance of landing in the final. T1 fans will be happy to hear that the oddsmakers give them a 60.8% probability of getting there.

Anyone’s Legend (+135) and Bilibili Gaming (+185) have respectable odds, but both hold a less than 50% probability to qualify for the final round. According to these prices, the final round is expected to be between Gen.G and T1.

LoL MSI Region Winner Odds

The LCK region (South Korea) has the highest probability of winning the LoL MSI title. With Gen.G favored to win and T1 in the running, LCK at -200 odds is understandable. This affords the LCK region a 66.7% implied probability behind the strength of Gen.G and T1.

The LPL region (China), led by Anyone’s Legend and Bilibili Gaming, has the next likely chance of winning. That said, China’s LoL MSI odds to win are well behind South Korea’s, with a 33.3% implied probability.

In any event, the latest prices reveal that only LCK and LPL have a realistic shot at winning it all. I don’t think anyone is surprised, give the dominance of these two regions recently.

Gen.G (+150)

• • Region: League of Legends Korea (LCK)
  • Global Ranking: 1st (1,601 Points)
  • Key Player: Chovy
  • Record: 24-4

Gen.G is rolling into the Mid-Season Invitational in fantastic form. Led by Chovy, Kiin, Ruler, and Canyon, Gen.G should be a tough team to beat. They’ve been here before and prevailed with +250 pre-tournament odds.

The South Korean powerhouse made easy work of BLG in the Grand Final in a 3-1 series. They jumped out to a 2-0 lead to put BLG in a near-impossible situation. Despite dropping the third game, Gen.G responded to capture the title in four.

The MSI champs had a tough showing in the Worlds, as T1 defeated BLG to finish on top. However, they’ve bounced back tenfold in the 2025 season. Using that loss as motivation to dominate this year, Gen.G is throttling the competition.

🧹 REVERSE SWEEP COMPLETE 🧹@GenG WIN THE #LCK 1ST SEED TO #MSI2025! pic.twitter.com/C4yAeEqc0V

— LCK (@LCK) June 13, 2025

In fantastic form, they’ve won 19 consecutive matches heading into the LoL MSI in Vancouver. Even more impressive is that Gen.G has a margin of victory of 59:19! They are on the heels of a hard-fought 3-2 win over world No. 2 Hanwha Life Esports to punch their ticket to the LoL MSI.

Still, motivated by their loss in the Season World Championship and a No. 1 world ranking, Gen.G is flying to Canada with a world of confidence on their side.

Anyone’s Legend (+300)

• • Region: League Of Legends China (LPL)
  • Global Ranking: 5th (1,472 Points)
  • Key Player: Tarzan
  • Record: 27-7

China’s best hope to win the LoL MSI falls into the hands of Anyone’s Legend. They are attending their first-ever Mid-Season Invitational after qualifying out of the LPL region.

This is a team that continues to climb the ladder after a quiet 2024 campaign. In addition to clinching their spot in Vancouver, they’ve beaten some quality teams this season, including Bilibili Gaming.

💥Anyone's Legend is BLOWING UP this Bilibili Gaming💥 pic.twitter.com/sjt07273Td

— LPL English (@LPL_english) June 14, 2025

In short, online bookies have placed Anyone’s Legend ahead of Bilibili Gaming at +300 odds. They’re currently on a four-match winning streak and have recorded an overall mark of 27-7 this season.

Two years ago, Anyone’s Legend was on an eight-match losing streak. Since then, the squad has been on a positive trajectory. The organization has completely flipped things around, and with the emergence of Tarzan, a top 10 League player, Anyone’s Legend is in business.

Still, this is their first trip to the LoL MSI, and it’s by far the biggest tournament they’ve been involved in. The pressure could be too much against teams like Gen.G, BLG, and T1, who have experience in this high-stakes environment.

Also, aside from Tarzan, their talent doesn’t match up against Gen.G. Kael was outstanding recently against BLG, but I don’t know if he can sustain that form.

If you want a team with longer odds to win LoL MSI 2025, I recommend looking elsewhere! They are a team to watch out for in the coming months and years, though.

Bilibili Gaming (+350)

• • Region: League Of Legends China (LPL)
  • Global Ranking: 3rd (1,507 Points)
  • Key Player: Bin
  • Record: 24-11

BLG entered the tournament last season as the betting favorite to win the 2024 LoL MSI. However, they fell short of their goals and haven’t managed to catch fire in 2025. They’ve been solid, but there is a lot of pressure and expectations coming from their Chinese fans.

There was a lot of pressure on BLG to win the LoL MSI last year, but they failed. After reaching the finals in the Season World Championship, there was reason to celebrate, but they were defeated in a gut-wrenching 3-2 loss to T1. Was the pressure too big for Bin and Knight?

It’s been that kind of experience for BLG over the last two years. Nevertheless, they remain amongst the best teams in Vancouver and can win this if everything comes together at the right time. They have probably already approached overrated territory, but you still have to give them plenty of respect.

: Who do you look forward to play vs MSI?
ON: Keria
Knight & Elk: 2 LCK teams
Beichuan: HLE and GEN
Knight: You think both are def making MSI?
Beichuan: There is T1 too
Bin: Pretty much the same. Not particularly looking forward to any. pic.twitter.com/c21ZMq5UQH

— Yuuu (MSI waiting room) (@tttttyuc) June 13, 2025

With a record of 24-11, BLG is ranked No. 3 in the world. They are in danger of losing that position to T1, so we’ll see how things play out. I just find there is better value on the board than backing BLG at +350 for your LoL MSI 2025 picks!

T1 (+400)

• • Region: League of Legends Korea (LCK)
  • Global Ranking: 4th (1,495 Points)
  • Key Player: Faker
  • Record: 18-9

Although oddsmakers aren’t giving T1 the most respect for LoL MSI, it’s hard for me to count them out. As long as Faker is on the roster providing a leadership role, T1 should be treated with respect.

🔜 VANCOUVER#TogetherAs1 #2025MSI pic.twitter.com/pfIlY9Rb5c

— T1 LoL (@T1LoL) June 15, 2025

That said, since winning the worlds last year, there have been some major changes to the T1 roster. Losing Zeus amid a contract dispute stung and left T1 without one of the top laners in the world on their team. Finding a suitable replacement for Zeus has proven to be difficult.

That isn’t going to happen overnight, and we’re still talking about the huge void left by him. Without Zeus, T1 has gone a mediocre 18-9 with a win margin of 44:25. So, is all lost for T1 this year in the LoL MSI?

I wouldn’t go as far as saying that they don’t have a chance to pull it out. In addition to Faker, Oner will join T1 in Vancouver for the highly anticipated tournament. These two are capable of causing some noise, but a lack of consistency across the roster puts them behind Gen.G.

In any case, this is T1’s fourth straight trip to the LoL MSI and won’t be overwhelmed by the moment. Expect a competitive showing, with Faker and Oner carrying the weight.