LPH vs UNiTY: the remade-map rule behind an open June contract

An old fixture with an open statistical contract

The Counter-Strike: LPH Gaming vs UNiTY esports (BO3) fixture was dated June 2, 2026. An eligible Map 1 odd/even kills contract remains open in the October 4 data at 50% on each side. This is an outstanding-settlement explainer, not a preview of a future match. ^[1]

For the exact contract “Map 1: Odd/Even Total Kills?”, our October 4 observation was Odd 50%; Even 50%. These are recorded contract prices, not an official result. The parent event’s cumulative volume was $102,001; that turnover includes other constituent contracts and is not the volume of this selection alone. ^[1]

The detail that changes the question

For this Map 1 kill-parity proposition, a remade game replaces the abandoned version for settlement. Combining both versions would produce the wrong count even if the arithmetic itself were correct. ^[1]

What would strengthen or weaken the case

Odd is supported only if the recognised combined kill count for Map 1 is an odd integer. For example, a hypothetical total of 101 would be odd and 102 would be even; these are illustrations, not reported match statistics.

A round score, winning team or combined deaths figure cannot safely substitute for the required count. Friendly-fire kills and self-inflicted deaths are excluded, while qualifying overtime kills are included. ^[1]

The evidence that will settle it

The contract counts both teams’ qualifying kills in Map 1, including overtime, then settles Odd or Even. If the map is remade, only the remade game counts. The designated record is HLTV; credible reporting can be used if it has no final result within two hours. ^[3]

The seven-day postponement window from June 2 reaches June 9, 2026, which has passed. Cancellation, no kills, an unplayed map or delay beyond that window produces 50–50 under the rules. No settlement cause is inferred from the open API status. ^[3]