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Six-game day: LCK Week 4, Day 3 recap

Six-game day: LCK Week 4, Day 3 recap

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James Domizio

James Domizio

14 Jan, 2023, 00:28

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Last updated: 12 May, 2025, 19:36

Hanwha Life Esports beat BRION 2-1 and Liiv SANDBOX won 2-1 against DRX during 2023 League of Legends Champions Korea (LCK) Spring Split play on Feb. 10 at LOL Park in Seoul, South Korea.

Six-game day: LCK Week 4, Day 3 recap

BRION vs. Hanwha Life Esports

Game 1: HLE wins

Hanwha Life Esports won Game 1 against BRION 8-1 in 32:49. HLE botlaner Park "Viper" Do-hyeon secured half of his team's kills with a 4/0/2 Zeri performance supported by Kim "Life" Jeong-min's 1/0/5 Lulu. HLE jungler Kim "Clid" Tae-min earned the POTG on his 1/0/5 Vi. BRO jungler Eom "UmTi" Seong-hyeon found his team's only kill as Wukong. LCK Player of the Game: HLE Clid, 3rd

Game 2: BRO wins

BRION tied up the series with a 38:24 game that they led 15-2 in kills. BRO midlaner Kim "Karis" Hong-jo notched a quadra kill and a 10/0/2 score on Akali, while botlaner Park "Hena" Jeung-hwan's Lucian and support Lee "Effort" Sang-ho's Nami combined for a 2/0/20 KDA. Hanwha Life Esports only found two major objectives: a dragon and a tower. LCK Player of the Game: BRO Karis, 3rd

Game 3: HLE wins

Hanwha Life Esports secured the series win with a 7-2 win in 27:28. HLE Viper found the majority of the game's kills with a 5/0/0 Lucian performance supported by Life's 0/0/6 Nami. On the losing side, BRO toplaner Park "Morgan" Ru-han went 2/1/0 on K'Sante. LCK Player of the Game: HLE Viper, 3rd

Strafe Player of the Series: HLE Viper (10/3/3), 2nd

Six-game day: LCK Week 4, Day 3 recap

DRX vs. Liiv SANDBOX

Game 1: LSB wins

Liiv SANDBOX won Game 1 against DRX 31:17 and led 12-6 in kills. Despite midlaner Yoo "FATE" Su-hyeok's 4/1/0 LeBlanc game, DRX only found a single tower. LSB toplaner Noh "Burdol" Tae-yoon scored four solo kills on his 7/1/2 Jayce, while jungler Kim "Willer" Jeong-hyeon and support Kim "Kael" Jin-hong went 2/1/3 on Sejuani and 1/0/7 on Nami respectively. LCK Player of the Game: LSB Burdol, 2nd

Game 2: DRX wins

DRX won Game 2 against Liiv SANDBOX by a 15-2 score in 28:06. DRX jungler Kim "Croco" Dong-beom's Maokai went 4/1/10 and FATE's Azir found a 4/0/9 KDA. In the botlane, Seo "deokdam" Dae-gil and support Cho "BeryL" Geon-hee went 5/1/7 on Zeri and 0/0/14 on Lulu. LSB only found one dragon and one tower. LCK Player of the Game: DRX Croco, 3rd

Game 3: LSB win

Liiv SANDBOX found the series victory after a 15-3 win against DRX that lasted 23:21, one of the shorter games of the split so far. LSB Willer's 6/0/5 Wukong was the Player of the Game, Burdol's Gnar went 3/1/7, botlaner Envyy went 2/0/4 on Lucian and Lee "Envyy" Myeong-joon was deadly on his 3/0/9 Sona. DRX's only major objective was a lone Rift Herald. LCK Player of the Game: LSB Willer, 3rd

Strafe Player of the Series: LSB Kael (6/3/16), 2nd

Featured photos courtesy of the LCK/Riot Games.

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