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PickFinder Team •Updated: Nov 06, 2026
League of Legends props on PrizePicks and Underdog are usually kills, assists or fantasy score over a set of maps: map 1, maps 1-2 or maps 1-3. That last part matters as much as the player. A line only counts the maps that get played, so the series format and the gap between the teams decide how many chances a player gets. Faker's kills line for T1 against Karmine Corp at Worlds on November 6, 2026 shows why.
The League of Legends props board lists every line by player, role and map range, with hit rates, the series moneyline and the same line at the other apps.
Faker's line was 11 kills over maps 1-3, at -119 both ways on PrizePicks. Each bar is one series, split into his kills on each map. He went over in 5 of his last 10 series, averaging exactly 11.0, and in 2 of his last 5. That's as close to a coin flip as a line gets.
The splits show why. His map totals swing hard: 11 kills on map 1 against DK in August, then 11 on map 3 against DK in September after 3 kills on the first two maps. One good map decides most of these series.
Now look at the series against BFX on August 29: only two segments and 4 kills. That series ended after two maps, so map 3 was never played and the line had two maps to get there. In a best-of-three, a sweep cuts a maps 1-3 line short. In a best-of-five, like Worlds knockout matches, maps 1 to 3 are always played.
The Matchup tab shows the event, format and series odds. T1 was 82% to beat Karmine Corp (-769), a best-of-five on LAN, and PickFinder flagged it as a potential blowout. Three maps were guaranteed, but one-sided maps end fast. Before assuming a favorite's mid laner piles up kills, look at his totals in T1's other lopsided wins with the Opponent filter.
The head-to-head column helps too: two previous series against Karmine Corp, one over and one under, averaging 10.5.
Esports lines often differ between apps. On the Pro plan, the PrizePicks Value tab of the EV+ page lists lines where PrizePicks sits below another app that favors the over. For the same series, PrizePicks had T1 jungler Oner at 11 kills over maps 1-3, while Underdog posted 11.5 and priced the over at -160. Half a kill can be the difference in a sport where one map swings the total.
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