Team Kinguin

Team Kinguin was formed in 2015 with a mission of growing esports in Poland. Ever since then we have continued on our road to do so supporting not only the best teams in Poland which could compete on a global stage, but also developing young talents with our academy programs. Team Kinguin will continue on this road with a new Esports Performance Center opening in Warsaw where players will have everything they need at their disposal to push their game to new heights.

Gen.G esports

Gen.G is a global esports company, bridging the skills and passion of Korean eSports with the technology and media innovation of Silicon Valley. We take pride in our vision of guiding Korean eSports teams into globally recognizable champions on the world stage. Gen.G is currently comprised of four championship heritage teams.

Gen.G Heroes of the Storm team, formerly known as MVP Black, went undefeated to become the HGC Global Champions at BlizzCon 2017, after a 14-0 run in the 2017 season. Gen.G PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds team has led the KR/JP servers as the number one ranked squad team, with its four players ranked #1, #2, #3, and #4 individually. Gen.G League of Legends, formerly known as Samsung Galaxy, won the 2017 League of Legends World Championship in Beijing's Birds Nest stadium in front of a sold-out crowd of over 40,000 people in China. Gen.G also owns Seoul Dynasty, the Overwatch League team representing Seoul, formed from the nucleus of back-to-back APEX champions Lunatic Hai.

Seoul Dynasty

Seoul Dynasty is the professional esports franchise representing Seoul in the Overwatch League. Seoul Dynasty is comprised of players from the back-to-back Apex league champions and the championship South Korea Worlds team. Seoul Dynasty is one of the championship esports teams owned and operated by KSV eSports, a global esports company bridging the skills and passion of Korean esports with the technology and media innovation of Silicon Valley.

EDG

EDward Gaming (EDG) is a Chinese competitive League of Legends team.
EDward Gaming first entered professional League of Legends in September 2013.
EDG is the team which had claimed most games won and highest win rate in LPL (stats provided in April 2017).Won the Best Team title in China LoL of the Year Awards 2015 and China LoL of the Year Awards 2016.Nominated the Best Team in China LoL of the Year Awards 2014 and China LoL of the Year Awards 2017.

QGhappy

QGhappy was founded in 2015 and is one of the greatest King of Glory teams. To date, QGhappy has taken two champions and holds a 15 win streak with KPL.

100 Thieves

100 Thieves is a professional American esports team founded in April 2016 by veteran Call of Duty (CoD) champion, Matt “Nadeshot” Haag. Originally established as a lifestyle, streetwear and professional gaming brand, 100 Thieves first competed in the 2016 Call of Duty World League Season 2. In November 2017, 100 Thieves announced its entrance into the League of Legends (LoL) North American franchise. As the newest entrant into the LoL franchise, 100 Thieves is fully committed to dethroning the best and have developed a world-class roster, including pr0lly, Aphromoo, Ryu, Ssumday, Meteos and Cody Sun. For more information, visit www.100thieves.com

Immortals

Immortals, LLC, is a global esports organization based in Los Angeles. Founded in 2015, Immortals has raised strategic investment from AEG, Lionsgate, the Milken Family, and Steve Kaplan. The franchise owns and operates the Los Angeles Valiant, one of two Los Angeles-based franchises in Activision Blizzard's Overwatch League, which launched in January 2018. Immortals competes in leading esports titles including CS:GO, DOTA2, and Super Smash Brothers as well as mobile esports Clash Royale and Arena of Valor in its newly created Immortals Mobile division. Immortals strives to create a long-lasting community of professional gamers, aspiring players, and passionate fans, united by a commitment to competitive excellence and a welcoming environment for all.

Los Angeles Valiant

The Los Angeles Valiant are one of two Los Angeles-based franchises in Activision Blizzard’s Overwatch League, which began play in January 2018 as the first esports league to feature local market affiliations for its teams. The Valiant is owned and operated by Immortals, LLC, a global esports organization based in Los Angeles. Founded in 2015, Immortals has raised strategic investment from AEG, Lionsgate, the Milken Family, and Steve Kaplan. Immortals competes in leading esports titles including CS:GO, DOTA2, and Super Smash Brothers as well as mobile esports Clash Royale and Arena of Valor in its newly created Immortals Mobile division. Immortals and the LA Valiant strive to create a long-lasting community of professional gamers, aspiring players, and passionate fans, united by a commitment to competitive excellence and a welcoming environment for all.

Tribe Gaming

Tribe Gaming is a North American esports organization, founded and owned by mobile gaming influencer Patrick “Chief Pat” Carney in 2017. Tribe Gaming competes exclusively in mobile esports, winning the 2017 Vainglory World Championship in their first year of existence.

Team Vitality

Team Vitality was born in 2013 as a Call of Duty centric organization, a game where it still occupies a prominent position in Europe. The team branched out to League of Legends in 2016 following the purchase of Gambit Gaming's LCS spot.

WILLIAMS eSports

Williams is one of the world’s leading Formula 1 teams. It races in the top echelon of motor racing, where it has been winning Grands Prix for more than three decades. The Williams name has been synonymous with top-level motorsport since the 1960s.

The Williams eSports programme has a roster of more than 20 of the world’s elite drivers, competing in 10 racing games across all three platforms, already reaching audiences in the millions and winning multiple titles.

Alliance

Alliance is a world-renowned esports organization fielding competitive players across some of the most popular video games in the world. Founded in 2013, the independent player-owned organization has won over 50 of the most prestigious championship titles, including DOTA 2’s The International, League of Legends' LCS and Super Smash Bros' EVO. Today, Alliance is home to some of the most legendary players in esports.

Red Reserve

Red Reserve is an Esport and entertainment organization housing some of the best players and creators in the world. Created from the roots of the world renowned ‘FaZe Clan’, Red Reserve has not stopped growing and has become one of the most successful YouTube brands shown by the millions of views amassed monthly. In 2017, Red Reserve was bought by Orbit Esports and was introduced into the Esports market, the organization now has 3 promising teams, in 3 different Esports all continuing to reach the elite level.

SK Gaming

SK Gaming has won over 60 major championship titles and millions in prize money in the last two decades across various games. From their legendary Swedish Counter-Strike team to Quake, FIFA, and the Brazilian CS:GO heroes of today.

ePunks

ɘPunks's core values of professionalism, teamwork, dedication and commitment to the community has enabled them to be a widespread home grown brand in European's Esports community with training facilities set up all over Europe including London (GB), Bordeaux (France) and Stockholm (Sweden). They have dedicated gaming squads that will endeavor to be the very best in their particular discipline.

Elevate

Founded in 2012, Team eLevate is a North American based professional Esports organization, fielding some of the top teams in the world. The organization is dedicated to improving the development of the Esports industry and the skills of the players within. eLevate specializes in team management and player skill progression, with a desire to excel at any game they compete in.

Team Liquid

Team Liquid is one of the most well-known brand names to date in esports and Team Razer's longest running partner of over 7 years.

Team Liquid's Dota 2 team emerged victorious at The International 2017, securing the $10.8m+ grand prize - the largest prize pool of any esports tournament to date, and cementing Team Liquid in the annals of The International 2017.

RZR|Xian

RZR|Xian is a professional Street Fighter player from Singapore who is best known for playing underrated characters like Gen in Street Fighter IV and F.A.N.G in Street Fighter V. He has won multiple premiers throughout his career and best remembered for his EVO 2013 win.

Brandon "Seagull" Larned

Seagull rose to fame through his dedication and early mastery of Overwatch, spending hours studying the game before it was launched for beta testing. Seagull’s understanding of the gameplay and domination of other players gave him a huge following on Twitch, Twitter and YouTube, now at almost 1.5 million followers across all three platforms since Overwatch was in beta.

PandaCute

PandaCute is Hong Kong's top professional female League of Legends esports team. Founded in 2016, PandaCute has been crown champions of numerous League of Legends tournaments in Asia.

Team Queso

Team Queso is the first esports organization exclusively dedicated to mobile games. It is born with the conviction that Mobile Gaming is the future of competitive sports in a world that's more connected everyday, and where millions of people have at their disposal means to access the competitive scene without specific devices or gaming computers. We know that online games connect people from everywhere in the world, but doing it in Mobile allows us to meet each other and play together whenever, wherever.

Evil Geniuses

Evil Geniuses is a premier professional gaming team with a worldwide following. Founded in 1999 from humble beginnings, the team has grown to a place of massive influence as one of gaming’s best-known brands. Long known by a hallmark of elite players with unbreaking determination, we are unapologetic in victory and the world’s best video game team.

The EG Dota 2 team features a pair of star esports athletes:

Artour “Arteezy” Babaev is an Uzbekistan-born Canadian with over half a million livestream followers and is currently ranked the 3rd most popular Dota 2 streamer.

Syed “SumaiL” Hassan, the Pakistani esports prodigy, became the youngest player to win The International Dota 2 Championship and the youngest to surpass $1 million USD in esports winnings at the age of only 16.