As of September 3, 2026, Polymarket prices “Will Anyone's Legend win the LPL 2026 season?” at 32% YES with $110K traded. No tracked wallet holds a position on this market, so there is no verdict.
Anyone's Legend kept their 2025 roster intact, but with only 6% odds and BLG's strengthened lineup, their breakout campaign is unlikely to repeat in 2026.
Anyone's Legend enters the 2026 LPL season with the same five-man roster that delivered the organization's first-ever league title in June 2025. Top laner Li 'Flandre' Xuan-jun, jungler Lee 'Tarzan' Seung-yong, mid laner Cui 'Shanks' Xiao-jun, ADC Wang 'Hope' Jie, and support Kim 'Kael' Jin-hong all renewed their contracts with the Chengdu-based organization, as confirmed by a team social media post on December 10, 2025. The retention came after a breakout campaign that saw Anyone's Legend finish in the top eight at Worlds 2025, cementing the core as one of the LPL's most stable units heading into the new competitive cycle. [Esportsinsider, Dec 10]
The 2026 season has tested that stability. Despite being labeled the "most consistent LPL team during the 2025 season," Anyone's Legend faced an early playoff shock at the LPL Split 3 Playoffs when underdogs Team WE eliminated them, following a lower-bracket run that also saw tournament favorite BiliBili Gaming upset. By late August 2026, Anyone's Legend held a 9-5 record in the split, placing them alongside Top Esports as the primary challengers to BiliBili Gaming's dominance, though their early playoff exit raised questions about their ceiling against elite competition. The team's performance trajectory for the "anyone's legend lpl season" narrative has been defined by consistency in regular play but vulnerability in high-stakes elimination matches. [Hotspawn, Aug 24]
Looking ahead, the market reflects a 6% probability that Anyone's Legend will win the LPL 2026 season, with the team currently positioned outside the top tier of title contenders. BiliBili Gaming, which brought back jungler Xun for 2026, remains the overwhelming favorite after a dominant regular season, while Top Esports and Anyone's Legend are viewed as the most likely representatives for the LPL at Worlds. The team's path to a second LPL title would require overcoming BiliBili Gaming in a potential final, a matchup that has proven difficult given BLG's roster depth and mid laner Knight's carry potential. The remaining competitive window for the "anyone's legend lpl season" hinges on their ability to convert regular-season form into playoff success, with the September 4, 2026 playoff bracket set to determine their fate. [Sheep Esports, Aug 30]
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