Finally, the LEC is back and things are heating up this split with some banger best-of-three (Bo3) matches, as well as some notable lineup changes for some of the teams. With MSI 2025 on the horizon, all ten of the teams will be fiercely battling for a spot at the international stage, so the stakes are higher than ever.
With that in mind, we will take a look at the match between SK and BDS during the 2025 LEC Spring Regular Season.
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2025 LEC Spring Format
With Fearless Draft still in play, pro players will need to constantly adapt to an ever-shifting meta and draft their way to victory. Thankfully, there will be no best-of-one (Bo1) matches for this split so all of the teams will be able to give it their all.
Format
- 10 teams participate
- Single Round Robin
- All matches are best of three
- Top six teams advance to Playoffs
BDS vs SK Game 1
BDS vs SK Bans
| BDS | SK |
Ezreal  |
 Nidalee |
Ivern  |
 Maokai |
Vi  |
 Rumble |
Alistar  |
 Ambessa |
Nautilus  |
 Kai'Sa |
BDS vs SK Picks
| BDS | SK |
Irrelevant  |
 JNX |
113  |
 Boukada |
nuc  |
 RKR |
Ice  |
 Keduii |
Parus  |
 Loopy |
Winner: BDS
BDS found great success in the early game as 113's Skarner was quite impactful, allowing the team slowly start snowballing and claim objectives. It seems that SK's roster was lacking in the jungle department, given how Boukada is a rookie after all. Although things looked relatively stable in terms of gold, BDS' comp was far better and after claiming Mountain Soul, they rushed SK's base and kicked off the series 1-0.
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BDS vs SK Game 2
BDS vs SK Bans
| BDS | SK |
| Ezreal |
Nidalee |
Orianna  |
Rumble |
Viktor  |
 Ashe |
Braum  |
 Tristana |
Kalista  |
 Lucian |
BDS vs SK Picks
| BDS | SK |
Irrelevant  |
 JNX |
| 113 |
 Boukada |
nuc  |
 RKR |
Ice  |
 Keduii |
| Parus |
Loopy |
Winner: BDS
The second game kicked off with bots teams at seemingly equal odds of winning, however, a massive team fight around the Void Grubs went in the favor of BDS, allowing Ice to grab some kills. After that, SK were collapsed time and time again by 113's Maokai, destroying any opportunity of a comeback. Slowly but surely, BDS denied SK crucial resources, and pushed them into a corner, ending the series in a clean 2-0 fashion.
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