Polymarket has resolved its “Will Bilibili Gaming Golden Road in 2026? ” prediction market to “No” after BLG failed to win the 2026 Mid-Season Invitational, ending any possibility of the team completing a clean sweep of major League of Legends titles this year.
Polymarket has resolved its “Will Bilibili Gaming Golden Road in 2026?” prediction market to “No” after BLG failed to win the 2026 Mid-Season Invitational, ending any possibility of the team completing a clean sweep of major League of Legends titles this year.
The BLG Golden Road market on Polymarket asked whether Bilibili Gaming could win every major League of Legends championship in 2026, a feat known in esports as a “Golden Road.” The market resolved to “No” after BLG’s elimination from the MSI tournament. For related coverage, see BM Wallet Launches Prediction Market With First World Cup Sector Market.
WHAT TO KNOW
The resolution was flagged by the @PolymarketLoL account on X, which tracks League of Legends prediction markets on the platform. The MSI results that triggered the resolution can be verified through the Liquipedia MSI 2026 page.
A Golden Road bet requires a team to win every major championship in sequence during a single competitive year. In League of Legends, that means winning both the domestic split titles, MSI, and the World Championship. Missing any single title breaks the chain.
BLG’s failure to claim the MSI trophy made it mathematically impossible to complete the Golden Road, regardless of future tournament results. Polymarket’s resolution rules recognized this, settling the market immediately rather than waiting for the competitive year to end.
For readers more familiar with crypto markets than esports, the mechanic is straightforward: the market had a binary outcome tied to a real-world condition, and that condition became unachievable. This is similar to how Polymarket’s Strategy Bitcoin sale market drew attention for its settlement mechanics, or how the platform recently filed for US margin trading approval to expand its product offerings.
The BLG Golden Road market illustrates how blockchain-based prediction platforms are expanding beyond politics and finance into esports and entertainment. Polymarket, built on the Polygon network, continues to attract niche markets that would be unlikely to appear on traditional betting platforms.
The platform has faced its own challenges recently. CEO Shayne Coplan was sued over a separate market settlement, and US senators have pressed the CFTC over Polymarket’s marketing claims. These developments highlight that as prediction markets grow into new verticals like esports, regulatory and legal scrutiny follows.
The BLG market’s clean resolution, triggered by a verifiable tournament outcome, demonstrates the strength of prediction markets tied to objectively deterministic events. Unlike markets dependent on subjective criteria, esports results leave no room for settlement disputes.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Cryptocurrency and digital asset markets carry significant risk. Always do your own research before making decisions.
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