On February 16, another playoff day of the LCK Cup 2025 took place. One match was played - Hanwha Life Esports versus Gen.G Esports. In this article, we summarized the outcome of this encounter.

The first map between Hanwha Life Esports and Gen.G Esports was under the complete control of Hanwha. They confidently secured a victory with a score of 18-8, having a significant gold advantage. Notably, Viper played excellently on Kai’Sa, finishing the match with a score of 9/1/6 and dealing the most damage among all players.

The second map between Hanwha Life Esports and Gen.G Esports was a mirror this time in favor of Gen.G. They won with a score of 21-16, again having a significant gold advantage. Notably, Chovy had an outstanding performance on Jayce, ending the match with a score of 7/4/9 and dealing the most damage among all players.

On the third map, Hanwha Life Esports even more confidently crushed Gen.G Esports. They not only controlled the map but also had a significant gold lead. A key role in the victory was played by Viper on Jhin, who ended the game with a score of 10/0/4, demonstrating excellent resource utilization. It's also worth noting Zeka on Azir, who dealt the most damage among all players.

On the fourth map, Gen.G Esports confidently secured a victory over Hanwha Life Esports, equalizing the series. They had a significant total gold advantage and dealt much more damage to opponents. A key role in the victory was played by Canyon on Karthus, who dealt the most damage in the game and effectively used his ultimate ability in team fights. Chovy on Smolder also significantly impacted the late stage of the game.

On the fifth map, Hanwha Life Esports achieved a convincing victory over Gen.G Esports, taking the series in their favor. They dominated throughout the game, having a substantial gold and damage advantage. The match's hero was Zeka on Ahri, who ended the game with a score of 11/1/8.

The LCK Cup 2025 takes place in a group stage and playoff format involving 10 teams divided into two groups. Each group consists of 5 teams, and the seeding was based on results in the 2024 tournaments. A spot at the First Stand 2025 is up for grabs. You can find all the tournament information through this link.