CTBC Flying Oyster vs Movistar KOI Betting Tips – CFO Can Trouble KOI at 2026 LoL Worlds

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CTBC Flying Oyster vs Movistar KOI betting tips and League of Legends preview for Saturday, October 24, in Round 2 High Matches at the 2026 LoL World Championship (13:00 CDT)
Both teams started the tournament with a win
Movistar KOI are favoured, but a highly volatile team

CTBC Flying Oyster vs Movistar KOI Betting Tips

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CTBC Flying Oyster vs Movistar KOI Betting Predictions

CTBC Flying Oyster will face off against Movistar KOI on Saturday, October 24, in the second round of the 2026 League of Legends World Championship Swiss Stage.

CTBC Flying Oyster vs Movistar KOI Betting Predictions
First Clash of 2026
Where to Watch CTBC Flying Oyster vs Movistar KOI Live?
CTBC Flying Oyster With More to Prove
CTBC Flying Oyster Squad & Team News
Movistar KOI Are a Bit Unpredictable
Movistar KOI Squad & Team News

Both teams caused upsets in the first round of play. Movistar KOI crushed Bilibili Gaming, whereas CTBC Flying Oyster defeated Team Liquid. While KOI had to deal with a stronger opponent, CFO also showed great things, so they are not to be underestimated.

On paper, Movistar KOI look like the better team, but they are also known to be extremely volatile and unpredictable, making it hard to side with them as favourites. CFO have enough quality to cause problems, and if they manage to execute better with leads, another upset is not unlikely.

CFO showed good things against Team Liquid
KOI looked good, but they can easily turn into a pumpkin
Movistar KOI are too volatile to be trusted

First Clash of 2026

CTBC Flying Oyster and Movistar KOI have yet to meet this season.

Where to Watch CTBC Flying Oyster vs Movistar KOI Live?

Live broadcasts of the clash between CTBC Flying Oyster and Movistar KOI are available on all major esports streaming sites. Alternatively, Stake and other top-rated bookmakers will offer free streaming of 2026 LoL Worlds, along with in-play markets.

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CTBC Flying Oyster With More to Prove

CTBC Flying Oyster caused quite an upset in the first round of 2026 LoL Worlds, when they upset Team Liquid. It was a surprisingly good performance from the LCP representatives, and especially jungler Shad0w, who had a monstrous performance and arguably solo-carried CFO to victory.

A few early plays led to a snowball effect which Team Liquid were unable to stop. CFO did make a few misplays, which allowed Team Liquid to get back into the game and tie the match at around the 30-minute mark. The game was eventually decided with an Elder fight.

It was a very close game, which, considering CFO’s start, isn’t ideal. CTBC Flying Oyster should’ve controlled the game after a strong early game, but they got a bit overconfident at times and almost paid the price. A win is still a win.

CTBC Flying Oyster Squad & Team News

No changes for CTBC Flying Oyster

Hsu "Rest" Shih-chieh – top lane
Zhao "Shadow" Zhiqiang – jungle
Han "Pout" In-woong – mid lane
Chiu "Doggo" Tzu-chuan – ADC
Wu "Kino" Hsin-jung – support

Movistar KOI Are a Bit Unpredictable

Movistar KOI cooked up a major upset on the first day of the LoL Worlds Swiss Stage, when they took down China’s Bilibili Gaming.

KOI’s bottom lane straight-up outplayed BLG early, and that started a snowball effect, forcing Bilibili Gaming to play catch-up. The Chinese squad effectively started throwing things at the wall, hoping something sticks – an extremely aggressive approach which did not have to be.

While there were some back-and-forth moments, BLG kept trying to catch up, and with the approach they took, KOI had an easy job capitalising on their mistakes.

It is fair to mention that KOI nearly lost the game just before the 30-minute mark following a base push and Movistar KOI’s mistake of overstaying. Eventually, the European squad came out ahead.

It was a weird ending to the game, which could’ve and should've been much smoother for KOI.

Movistar KOI Squad & Team News

No roster changes for Movistar KOI.

Alex "Myrwn" Villarejo – top lane
Javier "Elyoya" Prades – jungle
Joseph "Jojopyun" Pyun – mid lane
David "Supa" García – ADC
Álvaro "Alvaro" Amo – support

Verdict

CTBC Flying Oyster v Movistar KOI

CTBC Flying Oyster looked solid early against Team Liquid, and they had chances to stomp the LCS representatives. A win is a win, but it was not pretty.

Meanwhile, Movistar KOI dominated Bilibili Gaming after a strong opening, but they also had a few hiccups that went unpunished.

The issue with CFO here is that they should’ve looked much better against TL after their strong opening, but couldn’t do it. So it is fair to question whether KOI will manage to punish them more if the same situation happens.

On the other side, Movistar KOI should've played better too. It does not help that they are a very volatile and unpredictable team, and can easily turn into a pumpkin. This makes backing CFO as underdogs a very appealing option.

CFO To Win

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