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KoGas85LG Sakers75

Sat 17 Oct 2026, 07:30 Predictions graded

Predictions14–961%

Points by period: KoGas and LG Sakers.
Team	Q1	Q2	Q3	Q4
KoGas	26	18	16	25
LG Sakers	14	19	21	21

Quick Take

Pre-match view

Two 2-3 KBL sides meet, with KoGas carrying two straight wins into a home game against an LG team that has played all five league games on the road.

KoGas are the slightly stronger side here, ahead after 40 minutes in about 57 of 100 games of this kind and winning including overtime roughly 60 times. No prices are available for this fixture, so those forecasts are unpriced and there is nothing quoted to back.

Context

KoGas have won their last two league games after an 0-3 start, while LG have played all five league games away and lost their most recent outing 86-93 at Seoul Thunders on 15 October.

KOGAS beat Suwon KT 82-69 on 14 October in their last league game before this fixture. The result is the club's most recent form reference as it prepares to host LG Sakers, whose own previous outing ended in defeat. A single result does not determine how this meeting will unfold.
- KoGas beat Suwon KT 82-69 on 14 October 2026.
LG Sakers lost 86-93 to Seoul Thunders on 15 October in their last game before visiting KOGAS. The nine-point defeat is the club's most recent form marker heading into this fixture and came two days earlier. The result does not by itself settle the lineup or rotation for this game.
- LG Sakers lost 86-93 to Seoul Thunders on 15 October 2026.
Aluma has appeared in five of KOGAS's opening KBL games and is meeting the level the club expects of him. His contribution is part of how the club is shaping its rotation at the start of the season. How much he is used against LG Sakers, and whether that role changes, is not indicated.
- Keve Aluma has played five KBL games this season and is delivering the level expected by the KOGAS Pegasus club.

Basketball markets here include overtime: the winner and the combined points count the whole game.

BetBugs probabilities

How likely BetBugs thought each outcome was.

Result6 of 8 landed

Signal quality Medium · Uncertainty band Strong lean · Reference line · unpriced
The read
Expected score after 40 minutes: KoGas 84.0, LG Sakers 80.9. KoGas cover +3.5 in the 3rd quarter in about 72 of 100 games like this. Historical reference line; unpriced forecast. Based on 15 completed games for KoGas and 15 for LG Sakers, across seasons and competitions.
- KoGas have won their last two KBL games (82-69 v Suwon KT on Oct 14, 81-75 at Mobis Phoebus on Oct 10) after starting 0-3, and sit 2-3 with 414 points for and 415 against in five league games.
- In this KBL season KoGas have scored 82 and 80 in two home games, while LG Sakers have played all five league games away, averaging 84.4 scored and 87.6 conceded (Oct 3-15).
- Over 13 box-score games each, KoGas shoot 53.5% on two-pointers and 78.3% at the line (119/152) versus LG's 49.2% and 63.4% (116/183); three-point shooting is nearly equal (34.1% v 35.0%).
- Rebounds (34.5 v 34.2) and turnovers (9.85 v 9.85 per game) are effectively identical across 13 tracked games each.
- Keve Aluma is contributing about 21-25 points a game in his five KBL appearances for KoGas, while Archie Goodwin leads LG at 23.4 points in five games.
- The last six KBL meetings (2025-26 season) were split 3-3 and all decided by nine points or fewer, with totals around 143 points.
BetBugs · 3rd Quarter HandicaplostKoGas +3.5Estimated chance71.7%
Signal quality Medium · Uncertainty band Strong lean · Reference line · unpriced
The read
Expected score after 40 minutes: KoGas 84.0, LG Sakers 80.9. KoGas cover +2.5 in the 1st half in about 67 of 100 games like this. Historical reference line; unpriced forecast. Based on 15 completed games for KoGas and 15 for LG Sakers, across seasons and competitions.
- KoGas have won their last two KBL games (82-69 v Suwon KT on Oct 14, 81-75 at Mobis Phoebus on Oct 10) after starting 0-3, and sit 2-3 with 414 points for and 415 against in five league games.
- In this KBL season KoGas have scored 82 and 80 in two home games, while LG Sakers have played all five league games away, averaging 84.4 scored and 87.6 conceded (Oct 3-15).
- Over 13 box-score games each, KoGas shoot 53.5% on two-pointers and 78.3% at the line (119/152) versus LG's 49.2% and 63.4% (116/183); three-point shooting is nearly equal (34.1% v 35.0%).
- Rebounds (34.5 v 34.2) and turnovers (9.85 v 9.85 per game) are effectively identical across 13 tracked games each.
- Keve Aluma is contributing about 21-25 points a game in his five KBL appearances for KoGas, while Archie Goodwin leads LG at 23.4 points in five games.
- The last six KBL meetings (2025-26 season) were split 3-3 and all decided by nine points or fewer, with totals around 143 points.
BetBugs · 1st Half HandicapwonKoGas +2.5Estimated chance66.9%
Signal quality Medium · Uncertainty band Lean · Reference line · unpriced
The read
Expected score after 40 minutes: KoGas 84.0, LG Sakers 80.9. KoGas cover +1.5 in the 1st quarter in about 62 of 100 games like this. Historical reference line; unpriced forecast. Based on 15 completed games for KoGas and 15 for LG Sakers, across seasons and competitions.
- KoGas have won their last two KBL games (82-69 v Suwon KT on Oct 14, 81-75 at Mobis Phoebus on Oct 10) after starting 0-3, and sit 2-3 with 414 points for and 415 against in five league games.
- In this KBL season KoGas have scored 82 and 80 in two home games, while LG Sakers have played all five league games away, averaging 84.4 scored and 87.6 conceded (Oct 3-15).
- Over 13 box-score games each, KoGas shoot 53.5% on two-pointers and 78.3% at the line (119/152) versus LG's 49.2% and 63.4% (116/183); three-point shooting is nearly equal (34.1% v 35.0%).
- Rebounds (34.5 v 34.2) and turnovers (9.85 v 9.85 per game) are effectively identical across 13 tracked games each.
- Keve Aluma is contributing about 21-25 points a game in his five KBL appearances for KoGas, while Archie Goodwin leads LG at 23.4 points in five games.
- The last six KBL meetings (2025-26 season) were split 3-3 and all decided by nine points or fewer, with totals around 143 points.
BetBugs · 1st Quarter HandicapwonKoGas +1.5Estimated chance62.4%
Signal quality Medium · Uncertainty band Lean · Not priced
The read
Expected score after 40 minutes: KoGas 84.0, LG Sakers 80.9. KoGas win in about 60 of 100 games like this, overtime included.
- KoGas have won their last two KBL games (82-69 v Suwon KT on Oct 14, 81-75 at Mobis Phoebus on Oct 10) after starting 0-3, and sit 2-3 with 414 points for and 415 against in five league games.
- In this KBL season KoGas have scored 82 and 80 in two home games, while LG Sakers have played all five league games away, averaging 84.4 scored and 87.6 conceded (Oct 3-15).
- Over 13 box-score games each, KoGas shoot 53.5% on two-pointers and 78.3% at the line (119/152) versus LG's 49.2% and 63.4% (116/183); three-point shooting is nearly equal (34.1% v 35.0%).
- Rebounds (34.5 v 34.2) and turnovers (9.85 v 9.85 per game) are effectively identical across 13 tracked games each.
- Keve Aluma is contributing about 21-25 points a game in his five KBL appearances for KoGas, while Archie Goodwin leads LG at 23.4 points in five games.
- The last six KBL meetings (2025-26 season) were split 3-3 and all decided by nine points or fewer, with totals around 143 points.
BetBugs · Match WinnerwonKoGasEstimated chance59.7%
Signal quality Medium · Uncertainty band Lean · Reference line · unpriced
The read
Expected score after 40 minutes: KoGas 84.0, LG Sakers 80.9. KoGas cover +0.5 in the 2nd quarter in about 58 of 100 games like this. Historical reference line; unpriced forecast. Based on 15 completed games for KoGas and 15 for LG Sakers, across seasons and competitions.
- KoGas have won their last two KBL games (82-69 v Suwon KT on Oct 14, 81-75 at Mobis Phoebus on Oct 10) after starting 0-3, and sit 2-3 with 414 points for and 415 against in five league games.
- In this KBL season KoGas have scored 82 and 80 in two home games, while LG Sakers have played all five league games away, averaging 84.4 scored and 87.6 conceded (Oct 3-15).
- Over 13 box-score games each, KoGas shoot 53.5% on two-pointers and 78.3% at the line (119/152) versus LG's 49.2% and 63.4% (116/183); three-point shooting is nearly equal (34.1% v 35.0%).
- Rebounds (34.5 v 34.2) and turnovers (9.85 v 9.85 per game) are effectively identical across 13 tracked games each.
- Keve Aluma is contributing about 21-25 points a game in his five KBL appearances for KoGas, while Archie Goodwin leads LG at 23.4 points in five games.
- The last six KBL meetings (2025-26 season) were split 3-3 and all decided by nine points or fewer, with totals around 143 points.
BetBugs · 2nd Quarter HandicaplostKoGas +0.5Estimated chance58%
Signal quality Medium · Uncertainty band Slight lean · Reference line · unpriced
The read
Expected score after 40 minutes: KoGas 84.0, LG Sakers 80.9. KoGas cover -1.5 (overtime included) in about 57 of 100 games like this. Historical reference line; unpriced forecast. Based on 15 completed games for KoGas and 15 for LG Sakers, across seasons and competitions.
- KoGas have won their last two KBL games (82-69 v Suwon KT on Oct 14, 81-75 at Mobis Phoebus on Oct 10) after starting 0-3, and sit 2-3 with 414 points for and 415 against in five league games.
- In this KBL season KoGas have scored 82 and 80 in two home games, while LG Sakers have played all five league games away, averaging 84.4 scored and 87.6 conceded (Oct 3-15).
- Over 13 box-score games each, KoGas shoot 53.5% on two-pointers and 78.3% at the line (119/152) versus LG's 49.2% and 63.4% (116/183); three-point shooting is nearly equal (34.1% v 35.0%).
- Rebounds (34.5 v 34.2) and turnovers (9.85 v 9.85 per game) are effectively identical across 13 tracked games each.
- Keve Aluma is contributing about 21-25 points a game in his five KBL appearances for KoGas, while Archie Goodwin leads LG at 23.4 points in five games.
- The last six KBL meetings (2025-26 season) were split 3-3 and all decided by nine points or fewer, with totals around 143 points.
BetBugs · HandicapwonKoGas -1.5Estimated chance57.5%
Signal quality Medium · Uncertainty band Slight lean · Not priced
The read
Expected score after 40 minutes: KoGas 84.0, LG Sakers 80.9. KoGas are ahead at the end of the 40 minutes in about 57 of 100 games like this.
- KoGas have won their last two KBL games (82-69 v Suwon KT on Oct 14, 81-75 at Mobis Phoebus on Oct 10) after starting 0-3, and sit 2-3 with 414 points for and 415 against in five league games.
- In this KBL season KoGas have scored 82 and 80 in two home games, while LG Sakers have played all five league games away, averaging 84.4 scored and 87.6 conceded (Oct 3-15).
- Over 13 box-score games each, KoGas shoot 53.5% on two-pointers and 78.3% at the line (119/152) versus LG's 49.2% and 63.4% (116/183); three-point shooting is nearly equal (34.1% v 35.0%).
- Rebounds (34.5 v 34.2) and turnovers (9.85 v 9.85 per game) are effectively identical across 13 tracked games each.
- Keve Aluma is contributing about 21-25 points a game in his five KBL appearances for KoGas, while Archie Goodwin leads LG at 23.4 points in five games.
- The last six KBL meetings (2025-26 season) were split 3-3 and all decided by nine points or fewer, with totals around 143 points.
BetBugs · Result after 40 minwonKoGasEstimated chance57.4%
Signal quality Medium · Uncertainty band Slight lean · Not priced
The read
Expected score after 40 minutes: KoGas 84.0, LG Sakers 80.9. KoGas are ahead at the end of the 1st half in about 55 of 100 games like this.
- KoGas have won their last two KBL games (82-69 v Suwon KT on Oct 14, 81-75 at Mobis Phoebus on Oct 10) after starting 0-3, and sit 2-3 with 414 points for and 415 against in five league games.
- In this KBL season KoGas have scored 82 and 80 in two home games, while LG Sakers have played all five league games away, averaging 84.4 scored and 87.6 conceded (Oct 3-15).
- Over 13 box-score games each, KoGas shoot 53.5% on two-pointers and 78.3% at the line (119/152) versus LG's 49.2% and 63.4% (116/183); three-point shooting is nearly equal (34.1% v 35.0%).
- Rebounds (34.5 v 34.2) and turnovers (9.85 v 9.85 per game) are effectively identical across 13 tracked games each.
- Keve Aluma is contributing about 21-25 points a game in his five KBL appearances for KoGas, while Archie Goodwin leads LG at 23.4 points in five games.
- The last six KBL meetings (2025-26 season) were split 3-3 and all decided by nine points or fewer, with totals around 143 points.
BetBugs · 1st Half ResultwonKoGasEstimated chance55%

Points8 of 15 landed

Signal quality Medium · Uncertainty band Strong lean · Reference line · unpriced
The read
Expected score after 40 minutes: KoGas 84.0, LG Sakers 80.9. KoGas score more than 35.5 points in the 1st half in about 82 of 100 games like this. Historical reference line; unpriced forecast. Based on 15 completed games for KoGas and 15 for LG Sakers, across seasons and competitions.
- KoGas have won their last two KBL games (82-69 v Suwon KT on Oct 14, 81-75 at Mobis Phoebus on Oct 10) after starting 0-3, and sit 2-3 with 414 points for and 415 against in five league games.
- In this KBL season KoGas have scored 82 and 80 in two home games, while LG Sakers have played all five league games away, averaging 84.4 scored and 87.6 conceded (Oct 3-15).
- Over 13 box-score games each, KoGas shoot 53.5% on two-pointers and 78.3% at the line (119/152) versus LG's 49.2% and 63.4% (116/183); three-point shooting is nearly equal (34.1% v 35.0%).
- Rebounds (34.5 v 34.2) and turnovers (9.85 v 9.85 per game) are effectively identical across 13 tracked games each.
- Keve Aluma is contributing about 21-25 points a game in his five KBL appearances for KoGas, while Archie Goodwin leads LG at 23.4 points in five games.
- The last six KBL meetings (2025-26 season) were split 3-3 and all decided by nine points or fewer, with totals around 143 points.
BetBugs · 1st Half Team PointswonKoGas over 35.5Estimated chance82.5%
Signal quality Medium · Uncertainty band Strong lean · Reference line · unpriced
The read
Expected score after 40 minutes: KoGas 84.0, LG Sakers 80.9. The game has more than 156.5 points (overtime included) in about 71 of 100 games like this. Historical reference line; unpriced forecast. Based on 15 completed games for KoGas and 15 for LG Sakers, across seasons and competitions.
- KoGas have won their last two KBL games (82-69 v Suwon KT on Oct 14, 81-75 at Mobis Phoebus on Oct 10) after starting 0-3, and sit 2-3 with 414 points for and 415 against in five league games.
- In this KBL season KoGas have scored 82 and 80 in two home games, while LG Sakers have played all five league games away, averaging 84.4 scored and 87.6 conceded (Oct 3-15).
- Over 13 box-score games each, KoGas shoot 53.5% on two-pointers and 78.3% at the line (119/152) versus LG's 49.2% and 63.4% (116/183); three-point shooting is nearly equal (34.1% v 35.0%).
- Rebounds (34.5 v 34.2) and turnovers (9.85 v 9.85 per game) are effectively identical across 13 tracked games each.
- Keve Aluma is contributing about 21-25 points a game in his five KBL appearances for KoGas, while Archie Goodwin leads LG at 23.4 points in five games.
- The last six KBL meetings (2025-26 season) were split 3-3 and all decided by nine points or fewer, with totals around 143 points.
BetBugs · Total PointswonOver 156.5Estimated chance71%
Signal quality Medium · Uncertainty band Strong lean · Reference line · unpriced
The read
Expected score after 40 minutes: KoGas 84.0, LG Sakers 80.9. LG Sakers score more than 36.5 points in the 1st half in about 71 of 100 games like this. Historical reference line; unpriced forecast. Based on 15 completed games for KoGas and 15 for LG Sakers, across seasons and competitions.
- KoGas have won their last two KBL games (82-69 v Suwon KT on Oct 14, 81-75 at Mobis Phoebus on Oct 10) after starting 0-3, and sit 2-3 with 414 points for and 415 against in five league games.
- In this KBL season KoGas have scored 82 and 80 in two home games, while LG Sakers have played all five league games away, averaging 84.4 scored and 87.6 conceded (Oct 3-15).
- Over 13 box-score games each, KoGas shoot 53.5% on two-pointers and 78.3% at the line (119/152) versus LG's 49.2% and 63.4% (116/183); three-point shooting is nearly equal (34.1% v 35.0%).
- Rebounds (34.5 v 34.2) and turnovers (9.85 v 9.85 per game) are effectively identical across 13 tracked games each.
- Keve Aluma is contributing about 21-25 points a game in his five KBL appearances for KoGas, while Archie Goodwin leads LG at 23.4 points in five games.
- The last six KBL meetings (2025-26 season) were split 3-3 and all decided by nine points or fewer, with totals around 143 points.
BetBugs · 1st Half Team PointslostLG Sakers over 36.5Estimated chance71%
Signal quality Medium · Uncertainty band Strong lean · Reference line · unpriced
The read
Expected score after 40 minutes: KoGas 84.0, LG Sakers 80.9. The 1st quarter has more than 37.5 points in about 70 of 100 games like this. Historical reference line; unpriced forecast. Based on 15 completed games for KoGas and 15 for LG Sakers, across seasons and competitions.
- KoGas have won their last two KBL games (82-69 v Suwon KT on Oct 14, 81-75 at Mobis Phoebus on Oct 10) after starting 0-3, and sit 2-3 with 414 points for and 415 against in five league games.
- In this KBL season KoGas have scored 82 and 80 in two home games, while LG Sakers have played all five league games away, averaging 84.4 scored and 87.6 conceded (Oct 3-15).
- Over 13 box-score games each, KoGas shoot 53.5% on two-pointers and 78.3% at the line (119/152) versus LG's 49.2% and 63.4% (116/183); three-point shooting is nearly equal (34.1% v 35.0%).
- Rebounds (34.5 v 34.2) and turnovers (9.85 v 9.85 per game) are effectively identical across 13 tracked games each.
- Keve Aluma is contributing about 21-25 points a game in his five KBL appearances for KoGas, while Archie Goodwin leads LG at 23.4 points in five games.
- The last six KBL meetings (2025-26 season) were split 3-3 and all decided by nine points or fewer, with totals around 143 points.
BetBugs · 1st Quarter Total PointswonOver 37.5Estimated chance69.9%
Signal quality Medium · Uncertainty band Strong lean · Reference line · unpriced
The read
Expected score after 40 minutes: KoGas 84.0, LG Sakers 80.9. KoGas score more than 18.5 points in the 1st quarter in about 69 of 100 games like this. Historical reference line; unpriced forecast. Based on 15 completed games for KoGas and 15 for LG Sakers, across seasons and competitions.
- KoGas have won their last two KBL games (82-69 v Suwon KT on Oct 14, 81-75 at Mobis Phoebus on Oct 10) after starting 0-3, and sit 2-3 with 414 points for and 415 against in five league games.
- In this KBL season KoGas have scored 82 and 80 in two home games, while LG Sakers have played all five league games away, averaging 84.4 scored and 87.6 conceded (Oct 3-15).
- Over 13 box-score games each, KoGas shoot 53.5% on two-pointers and 78.3% at the line (119/152) versus LG's 49.2% and 63.4% (116/183); three-point shooting is nearly equal (34.1% v 35.0%).
- Rebounds (34.5 v 34.2) and turnovers (9.85 v 9.85 per game) are effectively identical across 13 tracked games each.
- Keve Aluma is contributing about 21-25 points a game in his five KBL appearances for KoGas, while Archie Goodwin leads LG at 23.4 points in five games.
- The last six KBL meetings (2025-26 season) were split 3-3 and all decided by nine points or fewer, with totals around 143 points.
BetBugs · 1st Quarter Team PointswonKoGas over 18.5Estimated chance68.9%
Signal quality Medium · Uncertainty band Strong lean · Reference line · unpriced
The read
Expected score after 40 minutes: KoGas 84.0, LG Sakers 80.9. The 1st half has more than 77.5 points in about 69 of 100 games like this. Historical reference line; unpriced forecast. Based on 15 completed games for KoGas and 15 for LG Sakers, across seasons and competitions.
- KoGas have won their last two KBL games (82-69 v Suwon KT on Oct 14, 81-75 at Mobis Phoebus on Oct 10) after starting 0-3, and sit 2-3 with 414 points for and 415 against in five league games.
- In this KBL season KoGas have scored 82 and 80 in two home games, while LG Sakers have played all five league games away, averaging 84.4 scored and 87.6 conceded (Oct 3-15).
- Over 13 box-score games each, KoGas shoot 53.5% on two-pointers and 78.3% at the line (119/152) versus LG's 49.2% and 63.4% (116/183); three-point shooting is nearly equal (34.1% v 35.0%).
- Rebounds (34.5 v 34.2) and turnovers (9.85 v 9.85 per game) are effectively identical across 13 tracked games each.
- Keve Aluma is contributing about 21-25 points a game in his five KBL appearances for KoGas, while Archie Goodwin leads LG at 23.4 points in five games.
- The last six KBL meetings (2025-26 season) were split 3-3 and all decided by nine points or fewer, with totals around 143 points.
BetBugs · 1st Half Total PointslostOver 77.5Estimated chance68.6%
Signal quality Medium · Uncertainty band Strong lean · Reference line · unpriced
The read
Expected score after 40 minutes: KoGas 84.0, LG Sakers 80.9. The 2nd quarter has more than 38.5 points in about 66 of 100 games like this. Historical reference line; unpriced forecast. Based on 15 completed games for KoGas and 15 for LG Sakers, across seasons and competitions.
- KoGas have won their last two KBL games (82-69 v Suwon KT on Oct 14, 81-75 at Mobis Phoebus on Oct 10) after starting 0-3, and sit 2-3 with 414 points for and 415 against in five league games.
- In this KBL season KoGas have scored 82 and 80 in two home games, while LG Sakers have played all five league games away, averaging 84.4 scored and 87.6 conceded (Oct 3-15).
- Over 13 box-score games each, KoGas shoot 53.5% on two-pointers and 78.3% at the line (119/152) versus LG's 49.2% and 63.4% (116/183); three-point shooting is nearly equal (34.1% v 35.0%).
- Rebounds (34.5 v 34.2) and turnovers (9.85 v 9.85 per game) are effectively identical across 13 tracked games each.
- Keve Aluma is contributing about 21-25 points a game in his five KBL appearances for KoGas, while Archie Goodwin leads LG at 23.4 points in five games.
- The last six KBL meetings (2025-26 season) were split 3-3 and all decided by nine points or fewer, with totals around 143 points.
BetBugs · 2nd Quarter Total PointslostOver 38.5Estimated chance65.8%
Signal quality Medium · Uncertainty band Lean · Reference line · unpriced
The read
Expected score after 40 minutes: KoGas 84.0, LG Sakers 80.9. KoGas score more than 80.5 points (overtime included) in about 65 of 100 games like this. Historical reference line; unpriced forecast. Based on 15 completed games for KoGas and 15 for LG Sakers, across seasons and competitions.
- KoGas have won their last two KBL games (82-69 v Suwon KT on Oct 14, 81-75 at Mobis Phoebus on Oct 10) after starting 0-3, and sit 2-3 with 414 points for and 415 against in five league games.
- In this KBL season KoGas have scored 82 and 80 in two home games, while LG Sakers have played all five league games away, averaging 84.4 scored and 87.6 conceded (Oct 3-15).
- Over 13 box-score games each, KoGas shoot 53.5% on two-pointers and 78.3% at the line (119/152) versus LG's 49.2% and 63.4% (116/183); three-point shooting is nearly equal (34.1% v 35.0%).
- Rebounds (34.5 v 34.2) and turnovers (9.85 v 9.85 per game) are effectively identical across 13 tracked games each.
- Keve Aluma is contributing about 21-25 points a game in his five KBL appearances for KoGas, while Archie Goodwin leads LG at 23.4 points in five games.
- The last six KBL meetings (2025-26 season) were split 3-3 and all decided by nine points or fewer, with totals around 143 points.
BetBugs · Team PointswonKoGas over 80.5Estimated chance64.9%
Signal quality Medium · Uncertainty band Lean · Reference line · unpriced
The read
Expected score after 40 minutes: KoGas 84.0, LG Sakers 80.9. LG Sakers score more than 18.5 points in the 3rd quarter in about 62 of 100 games like this. Historical reference line; unpriced forecast. Based on 15 completed games for KoGas and 15 for LG Sakers, across seasons and competitions.
- KoGas have won their last two KBL games (82-69 v Suwon KT on Oct 14, 81-75 at Mobis Phoebus on Oct 10) after starting 0-3, and sit 2-3 with 414 points for and 415 against in five league games.
- In this KBL season KoGas have scored 82 and 80 in two home games, while LG Sakers have played all five league games away, averaging 84.4 scored and 87.6 conceded (Oct 3-15).
- Over 13 box-score games each, KoGas shoot 53.5% on two-pointers and 78.3% at the line (119/152) versus LG's 49.2% and 63.4% (116/183); three-point shooting is nearly equal (34.1% v 35.0%).
- Rebounds (34.5 v 34.2) and turnovers (9.85 v 9.85 per game) are effectively identical across 13 tracked games each.
- Keve Aluma is contributing about 21-25 points a game in his five KBL appearances for KoGas, while Archie Goodwin leads LG at 23.4 points in five games.
- The last six KBL meetings (2025-26 season) were split 3-3 and all decided by nine points or fewer, with totals around 143 points.
BetBugs · 3rd Quarter Team PointswonLG Sakers over 18.5Estimated chance61.9%
Signal quality Medium · Uncertainty band Lean · Reference line · unpriced
The read
Expected score after 40 minutes: KoGas 84.0, LG Sakers 80.9. LG Sakers score more than 78.5 points (overtime included) in about 60 of 100 games like this. Historical reference line; unpriced forecast. Based on 15 completed games for KoGas and 15 for LG Sakers, across seasons and competitions.
- KoGas have won their last two KBL games (82-69 v Suwon KT on Oct 14, 81-75 at Mobis Phoebus on Oct 10) after starting 0-3, and sit 2-3 with 414 points for and 415 against in five league games.
- In this KBL season KoGas have scored 82 and 80 in two home games, while LG Sakers have played all five league games away, averaging 84.4 scored and 87.6 conceded (Oct 3-15).
- Over 13 box-score games each, KoGas shoot 53.5% on two-pointers and 78.3% at the line (119/152) versus LG's 49.2% and 63.4% (116/183); three-point shooting is nearly equal (34.1% v 35.0%).
- Rebounds (34.5 v 34.2) and turnovers (9.85 v 9.85 per game) are effectively identical across 13 tracked games each.
- Keve Aluma is contributing about 21-25 points a game in his five KBL appearances for KoGas, while Archie Goodwin leads LG at 23.4 points in five games.
- The last six KBL meetings (2025-26 season) were split 3-3 and all decided by nine points or fewer, with totals around 143 points.
BetBugs · Team PointslostLG Sakers over 78.5Estimated chance60.4%
Signal quality Medium · Uncertainty band Lean · Reference line · unpriced
The read
Expected score after 40 minutes: KoGas 84.0, LG Sakers 80.9. LG Sakers score fewer than 21.5 points in the 2nd quarter in about 60 of 100 games like this. Historical reference line; unpriced forecast. Based on 15 completed games for KoGas and 15 for LG Sakers, across seasons and competitions.
- KoGas have won their last two KBL games (82-69 v Suwon KT on Oct 14, 81-75 at Mobis Phoebus on Oct 10) after starting 0-3, and sit 2-3 with 414 points for and 415 against in five league games.
- In this KBL season KoGas have scored 82 and 80 in two home games, while LG Sakers have played all five league games away, averaging 84.4 scored and 87.6 conceded (Oct 3-15).
- Over 13 box-score games each, KoGas shoot 53.5% on two-pointers and 78.3% at the line (119/152) versus LG's 49.2% and 63.4% (116/183); three-point shooting is nearly equal (34.1% v 35.0%).
- Rebounds (34.5 v 34.2) and turnovers (9.85 v 9.85 per game) are effectively identical across 13 tracked games each.
- Keve Aluma is contributing about 21-25 points a game in his five KBL appearances for KoGas, while Archie Goodwin leads LG at 23.4 points in five games.
- The last six KBL meetings (2025-26 season) were split 3-3 and all decided by nine points or fewer, with totals around 143 points.
BetBugs · 2nd Quarter Team PointswonLG Sakers under 21.5Estimated chance60%
Signal quality Medium · Uncertainty band Lean · Reference line · unpriced
The read
Expected score after 40 minutes: KoGas 84.0, LG Sakers 80.9. LG Sakers score fewer than 21.5 points in the 1st quarter in about 60 of 100 games like this. Historical reference line; unpriced forecast. Based on 15 completed games for KoGas and 15 for LG Sakers, across seasons and competitions.
- KoGas have won their last two KBL games (82-69 v Suwon KT on Oct 14, 81-75 at Mobis Phoebus on Oct 10) after starting 0-3, and sit 2-3 with 414 points for and 415 against in five league games.
- In this KBL season KoGas have scored 82 and 80 in two home games, while LG Sakers have played all five league games away, averaging 84.4 scored and 87.6 conceded (Oct 3-15).
- Over 13 box-score games each, KoGas shoot 53.5% on two-pointers and 78.3% at the line (119/152) versus LG's 49.2% and 63.4% (116/183); three-point shooting is nearly equal (34.1% v 35.0%).
- Rebounds (34.5 v 34.2) and turnovers (9.85 v 9.85 per game) are effectively identical across 13 tracked games each.
- Keve Aluma is contributing about 21-25 points a game in his five KBL appearances for KoGas, while Archie Goodwin leads LG at 23.4 points in five games.
- The last six KBL meetings (2025-26 season) were split 3-3 and all decided by nine points or fewer, with totals around 143 points.
BetBugs · 1st Quarter Team PointswonLG Sakers under 21.5Estimated chance59.9%
Signal quality Medium · Uncertainty band Lean · Reference line · unpriced
The read
Expected score after 40 minutes: KoGas 84.0, LG Sakers 80.9. KoGas score more than 19.5 points in the 3rd quarter in about 59 of 100 games like this. Historical reference line; unpriced forecast. Based on 15 completed games for KoGas and 15 for LG Sakers, across seasons and competitions.
- KoGas have won their last two KBL games (82-69 v Suwon KT on Oct 14, 81-75 at Mobis Phoebus on Oct 10) after starting 0-3, and sit 2-3 with 414 points for and 415 against in five league games.
- In this KBL season KoGas have scored 82 and 80 in two home games, while LG Sakers have played all five league games away, averaging 84.4 scored and 87.6 conceded (Oct 3-15).
- Over 13 box-score games each, KoGas shoot 53.5% on two-pointers and 78.3% at the line (119/152) versus LG's 49.2% and 63.4% (116/183); three-point shooting is nearly equal (34.1% v 35.0%).
- Rebounds (34.5 v 34.2) and turnovers (9.85 v 9.85 per game) are effectively identical across 13 tracked games each.
- Keve Aluma is contributing about 21-25 points a game in his five KBL appearances for KoGas, while Archie Goodwin leads LG at 23.4 points in five games.
- The last six KBL meetings (2025-26 season) were split 3-3 and all decided by nine points or fewer, with totals around 143 points.
BetBugs · 3rd Quarter Team PointslostKoGas over 19.5Estimated chance59.4%
Signal quality Medium · Uncertainty band Slight lean · Reference line · unpriced
The read
Expected score after 40 minutes: KoGas 84.0, LG Sakers 80.9. The 3rd quarter has more than 39.5 points in about 57 of 100 games like this. Historical reference line; unpriced forecast. Based on 15 completed games for KoGas and 15 for LG Sakers, across seasons and competitions.
- KoGas have won their last two KBL games (82-69 v Suwon KT on Oct 14, 81-75 at Mobis Phoebus on Oct 10) after starting 0-3, and sit 2-3 with 414 points for and 415 against in five league games.
- In this KBL season KoGas have scored 82 and 80 in two home games, while LG Sakers have played all five league games away, averaging 84.4 scored and 87.6 conceded (Oct 3-15).
- Over 13 box-score games each, KoGas shoot 53.5% on two-pointers and 78.3% at the line (119/152) versus LG's 49.2% and 63.4% (116/183); three-point shooting is nearly equal (34.1% v 35.0%).
- Rebounds (34.5 v 34.2) and turnovers (9.85 v 9.85 per game) are effectively identical across 13 tracked games each.
- Keve Aluma is contributing about 21-25 points a game in his five KBL appearances for KoGas, while Archie Goodwin leads LG at 23.4 points in five games.
- The last six KBL meetings (2025-26 season) were split 3-3 and all decided by nine points or fewer, with totals around 143 points.
BetBugs · 3rd Quarter Total PointslostOver 39.5Estimated chance57%
Signal quality Medium · Uncertainty band Slight lean · Reference line · unpriced
The read
Expected score after 40 minutes: KoGas 84.0, LG Sakers 80.9. KoGas score more than 20.5 points in the 2nd quarter in about 55 of 100 games like this. Historical reference line; unpriced forecast. Based on 15 completed games for KoGas and 15 for LG Sakers, across seasons and competitions.
- KoGas have won their last two KBL games (82-69 v Suwon KT on Oct 14, 81-75 at Mobis Phoebus on Oct 10) after starting 0-3, and sit 2-3 with 414 points for and 415 against in five league games.
- In this KBL season KoGas have scored 82 and 80 in two home games, while LG Sakers have played all five league games away, averaging 84.4 scored and 87.6 conceded (Oct 3-15).
- Over 13 box-score games each, KoGas shoot 53.5% on two-pointers and 78.3% at the line (119/152) versus LG's 49.2% and 63.4% (116/183); three-point shooting is nearly equal (34.1% v 35.0%).
- Rebounds (34.5 v 34.2) and turnovers (9.85 v 9.85 per game) are effectively identical across 13 tracked games each.
- Keve Aluma is contributing about 21-25 points a game in his five KBL appearances for KoGas, while Archie Goodwin leads LG at 23.4 points in five games.
- The last six KBL meetings (2025-26 season) were split 3-3 and all decided by nine points or fewer, with totals around 143 points.
BetBugs · 2nd Quarter Team PointslostKoGas over 20.5Estimated chance55.3%

L67–80

KoGasv

LG Sakers

Mar 26, 2026·KBL

W72–71

KoGasv

LG Sakers

Feb 10, 2026·KBL

W80–72

KoGasv

LG Sakers

Jan 12, 2026·KBL

L74–71

LG Sakersv KoGas

KoGas

Dec 23, 2025·KBL

W64–66

LG Sakersv KoGas

KoGas

Dec 4, 2025·KBL

L76–68

LG Sakersv KoGas

KoGas

Oct 20, 2025·KBL

L69–62

LG Sakersv KoGas

KoGas

Sep 27, 2025·KBL

L85–81

LG Sakersv KoGas

KoGas

Mar 23, 2025·KBL

L72–79

KoGasv

LG Sakers

Mar 7, 2025·KBL

L69–67

LG Sakersv KoGas

KoGas

Jan 30, 2025·KBL

144.5Avg total points

5.5Avg margin

10meetings

League table

KBL · KBL - Regular Season

#TeamW–LWin %

KoGas

2–340%

LG Sakers

2–340%

Recent Form

KoGas

6W 9L · last 15

vs Suwon KT82–69 Oct 14KBL

at Mobis Phoebus81–75 Oct 10KBL

at KCC Egis98–103 Oct 7KBL

vs Anyang JungKwanJang80–86 Oct 5KBL

at Goyang Sono73–82 Oct 3KBL

at KCC Egis80–67 Sep 27KBL

vs Mobis Phoebus82–87 Sep 24KBL

at Seoul Thunders80–73 Apr 8KBL

at Seoul Knights102–106 OTApr 4KBL

vs Goyang Sono78–76 Apr 2KBL

vs KCC Egis80–87 Mar 29KBL

vs LG Sakers67–80 Mar 26KBL

at Wonju DB74–78 Mar 22KBL

at Suwon KT82–84 OTMar 20KBL

vs Anyang JungKwanJang80–68 Mar 16KBL

LG Sakers

5W 10L · last 15

at Seoul Thunders86–93 Oct 15KBL

at Anyang JungKwanJang65–88 Oct 11KBL

at Wonju DB96–92 Oct 8KBL

at Suwon KT72–97 Oct 6KBL

at KCC Egis103–68 Oct 3KBL

at Mobis Phoebus84–85 Sep 26KBL

at KCC Egis88–82 Sep 25KBL

at Goyang Sono80–90 Apr 27KBL

vs Goyang Sono76–85 Apr 25KBL

vs Goyang Sono63–69 Apr 23KBL

at Mobis Phoebus56–78 Apr 8KBL

vs KCC Egis65–74 Apr 5KBL

at Suwon KT87–60 Apr 3KBL

at Anyang JungKwanJang74–84 Mar 31KBL

vs Seoul Knights67–55 Mar 29KBL

Stat Battle

Last 15 games · all competitions

KoGas

13 games

Stats

3–1

LG Sakers

13 games

KoGas leads in 3 of 4 performance stats.

Shooting· 2–1

2-point %+4.3pp

53.5%

+4.3pp

49.2%

3-point %+0.9pp

34.1%

+0.9pp

35.0%

Free-throw %+14.9pp

78.3%

+14.9pp

63.4%

Scoring mix· style, not ranked

Points from 3s2.7pp apart

37.9%

2.7pp apart

40.6%

Free throws per shot4.0pp apart

17.2%

4.0pp apart

21.2%

Possession· 1–0

Rebounds per game+0.3

34.5

+0.3

34.2

Turnovers per game—

9.8

—

9.8

Bars show values. Scoring mix describes style; fewer turnovers is better. Sample badges mark gaps.