On February 22, a match for a place in the finals was held as part of the playoff matchday of the LCK Cup 2025. One match was played — Gen.G Esports against Dplus KIA. In this article, we summarize this clash.

In the first map of the match between Gen.G Esports and Dplus KIA, Gen.G secured a confident victory with a score of 18:6. A key role in the win was played by Ruler on Ezreal, who ended the game with a KDA of 6/1/5 and dealt the most damage in the match. Kiin on Rumble (6/1/7) also performed brilliantly, dominating the top lane and making significant contributions in team fights.

For Dplus KIA, the only standout player was Aiming on Zeri (6/2/0), but his efforts were not enough to turn the game. Gen.G Esports fully controlled the map and confidently wrapped up the first map in their favor.

Gen.G Esports confidently won the second map with a score of 17:5. The main hero was Chovy on Aurora (2/0/11), who dealt the most damage and controlled the game. Ruler on Varus (6/2/9) also demonstrated excellent champion execution, dealing consistent damage in team fights.

Kiin on K’Sante (4/1/10) played an essential role in the front line, excellently initiating fights and creating space for the team. Canyon on Maokai (4/0/10) provided reliable control, giving the opponents no chance for a comeback.

Gen.G dominated in macro and team fights, confidently closing the map in their favor.

The third and decisive map ended with a confident victory for Gen.G Esports with a score of 20:10. The key player was Ruler on Ashe (11/2/5), who not only dealt the most damage on the team but also excellently executed the champion in team fights. Canyon on Zyra (3/1/10) also made a significant contribution, providing damage and control in battles.

Chovy on Ahri (4/3/9) effectively created pressure on the map, while Kiin on Gangplank (1/1/8) skillfully used his area damage, supporting the team at key moments.

Dplus KIA tried to challenge, with Aiming on Miss Fortune (6/3/3) showing a commendable performance, but it was not enough. Gen.G confidently wraps up the series and advances to the grand finals.

The LCK Cup 2025 is taking place from January 15 to February 23, 2025, in South Korea. The tournament is competing for a slot at the First Stand 2025. You can follow the news, schedule, and results via this link.