What to Bet on 4.06 in League of Legends? Top 4 Bets Known Only to Pros

In the middle of the week, we have important matches in three different leagues: the regular season continues in the LCK 2025 Season, the lower bracket playoffs start in the LPL Split 2 2025, and the group stages of the EMEA Masters Spring 2025 begin. We've highlighted four matchups worth watching — considering team form, roster strength, and the current game meta.

Dplus KIA to defeat KT Rolster (odds 1.78)
After an unstable start to the season, Dplus KIA are beginning to find their rhythm. Their macro play is gradually improving, and their lane performance is stabilizing. KT Rolster have not been impressive, making mistakes in the mid-game phase and playing too straightforwardly. A victory for Dplus KIA (1.78) is a bet on progress, synergy, and structured play.

Invictus Gaming to defeat FunPlus Phoenix (odds 1.32)
Despite a decline at the end of the regular season, IG maintain their status as favorites in the lower bracket. Their drafts are more adaptable, and their experience in decisive matches gives them an advantage in tense situations. FPX, on the other hand, often crumble under pressure and make recurring mistakes in the late game. A victory for Invictus Gaming (1.32) is a choice for stability and composure.

Los Ratones to defeat Kaufland Hangry Knights (odds 1.48)
Los Ratones confidently made it through the qualifiers and are showing good form in online matches. Kaufland HK is a team with an aggressive style but weak coordination. It's expected that Ratones will impose their tempo and close the series without much trouble. A victory for Los Ratones (1.48) is a bet on execution and strategic discipline.

Team Phantasma to defeat GnG Amazigh (odds 1.65)
Phantasma is showing confident play in the early stages and often gains an advantage by the 15th minute. GnG does not yet look like a team capable of consistently coming back from a deficit. A victory for Team Phantasma (1.65) is a bet on a strong start and smart resource allocation.

The beginning of June is the perfect time to test the depth of team pools, adapt to the new meta, and demonstrate psychological resilience. These qualities are crucial in the fight for titles and prestige on the international stage.