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LCK 2025: BFX Versus DK Game Two – A Stable Win for DK

LCK 2025: Week 14 Day Four HLE Falter While DNF Dominate BRO
LCK 2025: Image of LCK Logo courtesy of LCK twitch channel

After a shaky win in game one, DK must remain stable for the rest of the series. With their LCK year on the line, DK has moved to match point in lightning-quick fashion. The Veigar lock-in from ShowMaker proved pivotal as his cages consistently denied entry points for BFX. Diable lost his mind a bit on the Lucian, dashing into DK’s champions, putting himself in danger.

LCK 2025: Veigar Against Low Range Composition

Veigar loves playing against champions that want to run into him. His cage makes it nearly impossible for them to close the distance. ShowMaker has the ideal draft situation to play Veigar. The only ranged champions are Viktor and Lucian. Both want to play in proximity to their opponents. The only concern for DK is their damage share with Veigar and Ziggs. Can they build a lead before Clear becomes unkillable?

BFX Composition

  • Clear – K’Sante
  • Raptor – Pantheon
  • VicLa – Viktor
  • Diable – Lucian
  • Kellin – Braum

DK Composition

  • Siwoo – Sion
  • Lucid – Xin Zhao
  • ShowMaker – Veigar
  • Aiming – Ziggs
  • BeryL – Rell

LCK 2025: BFX Mistakes Give DK a Lead

The DK composition needs to build a significant lead to have a chance to win before K’Sante becomes unkillable. The mistakes for BFX gave free kills away to DK, with most of the gold going to Lucid. The Xin Zhao being ahead allows for DK to scale into the mid-game. By the time the first fight came around, DK already had a 3k gold lead, meaning they just needed to avoid continuous mistakes to give the game back to BFX.

LCK 2025: DK Lose Drakes But Not the Game

DK struggled to walk into BFX’s composition when they had control over the objectives. DK lost Lucid and a couple of Drakes, but instead of the entire team running in and dying, they played it safe and kept their lead intact. Once DK had the first position on the Drake, they crushed the fight. BFX had no way to get through Siwoo on the frontline before Clear died. DK skipped the Drake take to end the game and take a 2-0 lead.

Game Two Ratings

BFX

  • Clear – 4
  • Raptor – 4
  • VicLa – 6
  • Diable – 4
  • Kellin – 5

DK

  • Siwoo – 7
  • Lucid – 6
  • ShowMaker – 8
  • Aiming – 7
  • BeryL – 6

Player of the Game – ShowMaker

DK On the Precipice

DK has swiftly moved to a 2-0 lead in their series against BFX. They are one victory away from advancing in the LCK Playoffs to face off against T1. BFX will need to restore their previous form against DK to reverse sweep the series.

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