Hanwha Life Esports won Game 2 as well, reaching a 2-0 match point. Although the early laning phase was not easy, Hanwha Life claimed victory through teamfights from the mid-game onward and super plays on Galio by Zeus.
T1 and Hanwha Life fought fiercely in the bot lane while quickly trading Summoner Spells, and Oner burned his Flash while applying pressure toward the enemy bot lane. Hanwha Life initiated a fight with Kanavi's Jarvan IV targeting the Flash-less Pantheon, but Pantheon held out well, allowing T1 to turn the fight and secure first blood on Jarvan IV.
Both junglers then ganked mid, resulting in an even trade of Syndra and Yone. Hanwha Life fell slightly behind in power afterward, but successfully took Rift Herald at the cost of only Zeus' Galio. For T1, who had already secured two dragon stacks, the next dragon was crucial. Hanwha Life picked off Faker's Syndra in the bot lane, while T1 eliminated Delight's Karma in mid. Amid the chaotic skirmishes, Hanwha Life bought time by securing their first dragon.
T1 successfully expanded their gold lead slightly by picking off Jarvan IV in a fight behind the Baron pit and destroying the top tier-1 tower. However, Hanwha Life turned a crisis into an opportunity in mid lane through Galio, eliminating Yunara and Pantheon before taking Baron. Building momentum, Hanwha Life pressed hard down the bot lane, winning a teamfight and destroying the bot inhibitor.
T1 ambushed Caitlyn in mid, but she managed to escape safely with Flash. T1 then suffered a crushing defeat in Hanwha Life's counterattack, allowing Hanwha Life to destroy T1's Nexus at 29 minutes and 55 seconds.
