If you are searching has BLG won Worlds right now, the reason is easy to guess. On November 8 in Allen, Texas, Bilibili Gaming beat T1 3:1 in the Worlds 2026 semifinals, two years after losing the 2024 final to the same opponent 3:2.
This page answers the questions people are actually typing: who is on the BLG roster in 2026, what they have played at this tournament, and what their full international record looks like, all as of November 10, 2026. The short answer to the headline question is no.
BLG have never won Worlds, and their best finish so far is second place in 2024. But the idea that BLG have never won an international event is out of date. In March 2026 they beat G2 3:1 in São Paulo to win First Stand, the first international trophy in the organization's history.
If you want the LPL picture from the Swiss Stage through the quarterfinals, our LPL at Worlds 2026 roundup covers it. We do not predict the final, and the table below will be updated after it is played on November 14.
BLG international results at a glance (as of November 10, 2026)
| Event | BLG finish | Opponent and score |
|---|---|---|
| MSI 2023 (London) | Runner up | Lost the final to JDG 1:3 |
| Worlds 2023 | Semifinalist | Lost the semifinal to WBG 2:3 |
| MSI 2024 (Chengdu) | Runner up | Lost the final to Gen.G 1:3 |
| Worlds 2024 (London) | Runner up | Lost the final to T1 2:3 |
| First Stand 2026 (São Paulo) | Champion, first international title | Beat G2 3:1 in the final, Bin player of the series |
| MSI 2026 (Daejeon) | Runner up | Beat Hanwha Life 3:1 in the upper final, lost the grand final to them 2:3 |
| Worlds 2026 (United States) | Finalist, final on November 14 | Beat Dplus KIA 3:0 and T1 3:1, plays Gen.G |
The short version: no Worlds title yet, one international title in First Stand 2026
Bilibili Gaming is the Chinese team Bilibili created in December 2017 by acquiring an LPL roster.
The five players who started in the Worlds 2026 knockouts are Bin (Chen Ze Bin) in the top lane, Xun (Peng Li Xun) in the jungle, Knight (Zhuo Ding) in mid, Viper (Park Do hyeon) as the AD carry and ON (Luo Wen Jun) at support.
Viper joined from Hanwha Life Esports in December 2025, taking over from Elk, and he already owns a Worlds ring from his 2021 title with EDG.
The top lane did change during the season: Bin announced a short break in the second half of July, Wenbo and Flandre filled in, and Bin returned to the starting lineup against LGD on August 20, according to reports at the time. On the international stage, BLG spent years stopping one step short.
They lost the 2023 MSI final to JDG 3:1, the 2024 MSI final to Gen.G 3:1 and the 2024 Worlds final to T1 3:2, and they fell 3:2 to WBG in the 2023 Worlds semifinals. Our complete list of Worlds winners has the 2024 final alongside every other year. 2026 is when that changed.
On March 22 in São Paulo, BLG beat G2 3:1 in the First Stand final for the club's first international title, and Bin was named player of the series. Viper became the first player to win First Stand in back to back years, after winning it with Hanwha Life in 2025.
At MSI in Daejeon in July, BLG beat Hanwha Life 3:1 in the upper bracket final, then lost the rematch 3:2 in the grand final.
At home, BLG won their first LPL title in Spring 2024 and added Summer 2024, Split 3 2025 and Splits 1 and 2 in 2026 for five in total; Anyone's Legend beat them 3:1 in the Split 3 final this year.
So the honest answer depends on the trophy: zero Worlds titles as of November 10, one international title, five LPL titles.
How to get up to speed on BLG before the final
- 1Lock in the final timeThe final is Saturday, November 14, at 2 PM ET (11 AM PT) at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. Gen.G reach it without dropping a game in the knockouts, after 3:0 wins over LYON and Invictus Gaming. Broadcast and venue details are in our Worlds 2026 final date, time and venue guide.
- 2Know the picks BLG have shownReports from the Dplus KIA quarterfinal name Xun on Naafiri, Viper on Cassiopeia and Ezreal, Knight on Orianna and Bin on Jax. Knight opened the T1 semifinal on Orianna again, and game four featured Xun on Skarner, Knight on Viktor, Viper on Ashe and ON on Seraphine. Fearless Draft applies in every series, so a champion used in an earlier game cannot return, and the final will look different game to game.
- 3Rewatch the T1 semifinalBLG took games one, three and four, and T1 won game two. In game four, ON's Seraphine ultimate opened the fight that ended the series. If you missed it live, our guide to Worlds VODs and highlights shows where the official replays are.
- 4Compare with the tournament metaTo see where BLG's choices sit in the bigger picture, check our Worlds 2026 meta champions and pick and ban stats. Pick one popular champion that fits your role and play it in ranked; the pro version makes a lot more sense once you know the champion yourself.
- 5Check the date on any record you readEverything on this page is as of November 10, 2026. Once the final is played on November 14, the Worlds row gets updated, so when you read BLG stats anywhere, look at the date first.
Five BLG facts people mix up
- Worlds titles: none as of November 10, 2026. Best finish is runner up in 2024, and they are in the 2026 final.
- International titles: one. Beating G2 3:1 at First Stand 2026 was the club's first international trophy.
- MSI: three finals in 2023, 2024 and 2026, and three runner up finishes.
- Viper: won Worlds 2021 with EDG and First Stand twice, with Hanwha Life in 2025 and BLG in 2026.
- Knight: beat BLG as JDG's mid laner in the 2023 MSI final and took finals MVP; he now plays mid for BLG.
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