Gen.G Esports defeated kt Rolster 2-1 in their 2026 LoL Champions Korea (LCK) regular season Round 4 Legend Group match held at Chzzk LoL Park in Jongno on August 19. In the final Game 3, where defeat seemed imminent, they maintained teamfight focus until the end to counter the opponent’s assault and pull off a comeback.
After the match, Inven caught up with Gen.G Esports’ top laner Kim “Kiin” Gi-in. Despite the victory, regret was evident on Kiin’s face. Offering his summary of the day’s match, he said, “While we won 2-1 today, Game 3 was tough because the top laning phase was very difficult, which ruined our momentum. Still, thanks to Park ‘Ruler’ Jae-hyuk playing so well, we were able to win.”
As Kiin noted, Game 3 took a turn for the worse when he gave up a top solo kill, followed by consecutive losses in teamfights around the bottom side. “It might sound like an excuse, but during the laning phase in Game 3, it felt like my W skill was firing on its own, which made things really tough,” Kiin explained. “I thought it would normally be hard to win a game going like that, but Jae-hyuk played exceptionally well without dying even once.”
He continued, “I felt like there was a bit of equipment trouble, if you want to call it that. In Game 2, there was a moment where I took all the opponent’s skills and gave up a solo kill, but that was just me playing poorly. But in Game 3, again at the risk of sounding like an excuse, these issues kept causing skill misclicks, which made me feel sorry to my teammates and angry at myself.” He expressed his frustration, adding, “I tried to keep my composure, but because I’ve almost never experienced something like this before, it wasn’t easy.”
On this day, Gen.G Esports won Game 1 decisively before suffering a one-sided defeat in Game 2. “In Game 1, even though I died once in top, the wave state was so good that I was fine afterward. Compositionally, we had a major advantage when things went well for me,” Kiin explained. “In Game 2, the draft got a bit tangled up, so we needed to figure things out in-game, but we made too many mistakes, which made it tough.”
When asked what went wrong during the draft in Game 2, he answered, “I can’t go into detail, but comparing our composition to theirs, I felt it was difficult to navigate in-game. The draft didn’t turn out the way we prepared or expected.” He added, “For Game 3, the composition itself came out really well. If things had gone smoothly, it would have been very comfortable.”
After experiencing some ups and downs at the start of Round 3, Gen.G Esports is now on a five-game winning streak. “When our results were really poor, we talked a lot. We felt we were making a lot of mistakes during the macro stage, so we focused our feedback on that area, and we’re still working to communicate more in-game,” Kiin shared. “Our performance right now still isn’t perfect, but I think we’re recovering to a certain extent.”
Finally, Kiin expressed his determination, stating, “I think finishing in first or second place comes with a huge advantage, so I’m glad we secured second place. I will work hard in the next match so we can solidify first place in the regular season. Since the patch changed recently, I think various champions could make an appearance, so I will adapt as quickly as possible and show a great performance.”
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