Bilibili Gaming knocked off Anyone’s Legend 2-1 in a best-of-three series on July 26, extending their unbeaten start to LPL 2026 Split 3 with a pristine 3-0 record. BLG now holds an 11-7 all-time head-to-head advantage over Anyone’s Legend, a franchise that joined the league back in December 2021 after acquiring Rogue Warriors’ LPL slot. This wasn’t an upset. It was business as usual for a team that has historically owned the matchup.
Prediction markets are watching the LPL
Platforms like Polymarket and Crypto.com have been offering prediction market contracts on LPL match outcomes, and the volatility in win-rate odds for recent fixtures has been notable. People are betting on League of Legends games using crypto rails, and the price swings on those contracts have been anything but boring.
The key distinction worth making: there were no blockchain gaming protocols or esports-specific tokens directly tied to this particular match. No team token pumped because BLG won. No smart contract settled a bounty on Anyone’s Legend’s defeat. The connection between the esports result and the crypto ecosystem runs through prediction markets, not through tokenized team economics.
Bilibili’s crypto footprint is real but separate
