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Gambit Gaming is a European esports organization that was formed in January 2013 after the acquisition of the previous roster of Moscow Five.
History[]
Formation of Gambit Gaming[]
On January 10, the now-defunct e-Sports organization Moscow Five released their League of Legends roster, due the arrest of Moscow Five's CEO in July of the previous year, which left the organization with a lack of funding.[1][2] Four days later, on January 14, it was announced that Gambit Gaming had acquired the former M5 roster.[3]
Pre-Season 3[]
Marking their first appearance in an offline event as Gambit Gaming, in late January of 2013, the Russian team would compete in IEM Season VII - Global Challenge Katowice as one of the eight qualified teams. Gambit Gaming would go 1-2 in the group stage, winning against MYM, while losing to Curse Gaming EU and Azubu Blaze. Because of this, the round robin had a tie between MYM, Gambit and Curse Gaming EU, who all went 1-2. A time coefficient was used to break the tie, giving Gambit Gaming a spot in the semi-finals. Gambit Gaming, as the underdogs, would defeat Azubu Frost 2-0, then go on to take first place by knocking out Korean powerhouse Azubu Blaze, who they had lost to in the group stage. Gambit Gaming took home $15,000 USD (~11,609 Euros) as well as a direct seed into the IEM World Championship.
Season 3[]
Spring EU LCS[]
Having qualified as Moscow Five, Gambit Gaming would compete in the European Season 3 League of Legends Championship Series. Gambit would be a highly respected threat throughout Spring, being one of the most feared teams to play. They would complete the European Spring LCS Split in 2nd place, with a record of 21-7. This ensured their LCS spot for the summer split portion of the league. They would then take second place in the Season 3 EU Spring Playoffs, losing 2-3 to Fnatic in the final.
IEM World Championship & MLG Winter Championship[]
Gambit attended the IEM Season VII - World Championship in Hannover, Germany in March. The team dominated their group, going undefeated with a 5-0 score, placing them in the semi-finals. They then faced CJ Entus Frost and lost the set 2-1, knocking Gambit out of the tournament and seeing them finish in 3rd overall.
The Russian team was invited to play in an international exhibition at 2013 MLG Winter Championship, playing first against Americans Team Dignitas, they won 2-0, by constantly pressuring their opponent. Gambit then faced Korean top contender KT Rolster B in the exhibition finals but were unable to beat them and secure 1st place, losing the match 2-1.
LCS All Stars[]
In April, Gambit Gaming players Danil "Diamondprox" Reshetnikov, Aleksei "Alex Ich" Ichetovkin, Evgeny "Genja" Andryushin, and Edward "Edward" Abgaryan were publicly voted to represent their respective positions on the Europe LCS All Star team, to compete at All-Star Shanghai 2013 and play against the world's best All Star teams, chosen in the same fashion. However, a rule stating that only 3 members of any team, could be inducted onto the team caused Genja to be replaced as AD Carry by Evil Geniuses' Yellowpete. The team's top lane was sOAZ from Fnatic. The EU LCS first faced off against heavy favorites Korean OGN Champions, and although good early game play from jungler Diamondprox looked promising for the team, the Koreans overtook them in a 2-0 set. Their next opponent was from their sibling league, the North America LCS. Both teams played an explosive two games of up and down fighting, however, NA LCS ended up being the victor, knocking the EU LCS out of the tournament.
Summer EU LCS[]
A few days before Summer EU LCS started, long time support player Edward would leave the team, stating "First of all, the main reason of such end is misunderstandings between me and Genja. Despite to the fact that we played together for more than one year we didn't fit to each other. Secondly, I don't like the current atmosphere in the team after few bad results in a row. Due to these factors I have decided to leave the team." [4]
Edward was then replaced by Darker who eventually lost his spot to Voidle, who was then released on November 4.
On August 17, Gambit Gaming would finish the Summer Split tied up for 2nd place, at 15-13, along with Fnatic, Evil Geniuses and Ninjas in Pyjamas. However they managed to secure a 4th place finish after losing the tie breaker against Evil Geniuses, going on to defeat Ninjas in Pyjamas in the losers bracket then losing again to Evil Geniuses in the deciders match, which granted Gambit Gaming a spot on the Summer Playoffs.
Gambit would then play against Ninjas in Pyjamas in the Summer Playoffs, defeating them 2-0 and advancing to the Semifinals where they would lose 0-2 against Lemondogs, dropping the Third-Place Match to face Evil Geniuses, in a match that decided the third team that would represent Europe in the Season 3 World Championship. Gambit was victorious and claimed the win over Evil Geniuses, 2-1.
Season 3 World Championship[]
Gambit was placed into a tough group with fellow European rivals Fnatic, North American third seed Team Vulcun, Korean OGN Spring Winners Samsung Galaxy Ozone and Filipino champions Mineski. They earned an undefeated 3-0 their first day of the group stage, looking extremely strong as Europe's third seed. Gambit continued to play solidly throughout the groups, finishing in a tie for 2nd place with Samsung Galaxy Ozone at 5-3. In a close tiebreaker game against the Korean team, Gambit emerged victorious and advanced to the playoffs with fellow European competitor Fnatic.
Gambit faced off against the Korean first seed NaJin Black Sword in the quarterfinals. NaJin Black Sword was called a "dark horse threat" by caster MonteCristo since they had not competed in the previous two months and had recently replaced their starting mid laner, SSONG, with substitute player Nagne. After winning the first game, Gambit succumbed to the Koreans 1-2 in a close match, thus being eliminated from the tournament and taking home seventh place.
2014 Season[]
Gambit's first tournament in the new season was the IEM World Championship. The team perfomed well, but were knocked out in the semifinals by KT Rolster Bullets.
Spring EU LCS[]
The Spring Split was a slight disappointment for Gambit. Also, due to visa issues, Darien, Diamondprox, Alex Ich, and Genja were unable to play in the 6th week of the Spring Season. Zorozero, Hulberto, Nukeduck, and fury III substituted for Top, Jungle, Mid, and ADC respectively. [5] The team only managed a 5th place finish in the split. This was a fall from Gambit's high standards, but still meant that they had a spot in the Spring Playoffs. The team ended up coming in 5th in the tournament, after losing to Team ROCCAT in the quarterfinals.
Summer EU LCS[]
Alex Ich's departure from Gambit ultimately meant that the Summer Split would be worse for the team than the spring split. Gambit struggled throughout, with Darien, Diamondprox and Genja becoming subsitutes for periods over the the split. The team finished in 7th place, meaning that they would have to fight for their LCS status in the Spring Promotion. With Krislund substituting for Genja, Gambit held on to their place in the LCS, beating SK Gaming Prime in their promotion matchup.
2015 Preseason[]
On November 5 Gambit announced that Cabochard was joining the team as the new top laner,[6] dispelling rumors of a potential return to the team by Alex Ich in the toplane position. Two days later the team announced that Krislund was permanently joining the team as the starting AD carry. At the same time, he switched his ID to P1noy.[7] After these two additions, the starting roster going into the 2015 season was Cabochard, Diamondprox, niQ, P1noy, and EDward.
Gambit was one of the fan-voted teams to IEM Cologne, along with Team Dignitas and Counter Logic Gaming. They won the tournament after beating Counter Logic Gaming in the final. At the start of the 2015 EU LCS Spring Split, Gambit moved into a gaming house in Berlin.[8]
2015 Season[]
Due to their 1st place finish at IEM Cologne, the team were invited to compete at the IEM Season IX - World Championship. After a Round 1 loss against CJ Entus, Gambit Gaming were knocked out of the tournament, losing to Team WE in Round 1 of the losers bracket. Domestically, they finished fourth in the spring LCS round robin and then tied for fifth with Copenhagen Wolves in the playoffs after a quarterfinal loss to Unicorns Of Love. After the playoffs, the team released Leviathan from his position as head coach, citing commitment issues in the latter half of the season.[9]
Gambit Gaming had an unsuccessful Summer Split. After a rocky early start to the season and a combined 0-4 record in the first two weeks, Gambit improved to fifth place after 8 weeks, largely thanks to the coaching of Shaunz. At one point the team had the potential of finishing as high as fourth. However, going into the last week of the split, FORG1VEN received a four-game-long penalty from Riot as the result of toxic behavior in soloqueue.[10] Moopz subbed in as the team's AD carry for the last 2 games of the split. Losing these 2 games, the team finished the regular season in 8th place, meaning that they would be playing in the 2016 Spring Promotion. The team faced mousesports, winning the series and securing their place in the 2016 Spring Season.
2016 Preseason[]
On December 9, 2015, Gambit Gaming announced that Team Vitality had purchased their 2016 LCS slot and that all remaining members of the team were leaving.[11]
Timeline[]
- 2013
- 2014
- 2015
- January 13,
Gambit Gaming acquires the former 
Moscow Five roster.
Darien,
Diamondprox,
Alex Ich,
Genja,
GoSu Pepper, and groove (General Manager) join.[12] GoSu Pepper renames to Edward. - April 11, SteelSeries becomes a sponsor.[13]
- June (approx.), Moo (Analyst) joins.
- June 4,
Edward leaves.[14] - June 26,
Darker joins.[15] - June 27,
Spontexx joins as temporary substitute for Week 3 of EU LCS 2013 Summer, replacing Darien.[16] - June 30,
Spontexx (temporary substitute) leaves. - August 1,
Voidle joins.
Darker and Moo (Analyst) leave.[17] - November 4,
Voidle leaves.[18] - November 7,
Edward rejoins.[19]
- February 20,
Zorozero,
Hulberto,
nukeduck, and
fury III join as temporary substitutes for Week 6 of EU LCS 2014 Spring, replacing Darien, Diamondprox, Alex Ich, and Genja, respectively.[20] - February 22,
Zorozero,
Hulberto,
nukeduck, and
fury III (temporary substitutes) leave. - April (approx.), Moo (Manager) rejoins.
- May 3,
Alex Ich leaves.[21] - June 4,
niQ joins.[22] - June 18,
Cabochard,
loulex,
Fury III, and
Hiiva join as temporary substitutes for Week 5 of EU LCS 2014 Summer, replacing Darien, Diamondprox, Genja, and Edward, respectively.[23] - June 22,
Cabochard,
loulex,
Fury III, and
Hiiva (temporary substitutes) leave. - July 8,
Kubon joins.
loulex rejoins.
Darien and
Diamondprox move to substitutes.[24] - July 15,
Diamondprox moves to starting roster.
loulex leaves.[25] - August 27,
Krislund joins as temporary substitute for EU LCS Spring 2015 Promotion.
Genja moves to substitute.[26] - September 11,
Krislund (temporary substitute) leaves. - October 31,
Kubon leaves.[27] - November 5,
Cabochard rejoins.[28] - November 7,
Krislund rejoins.[29] Krislund renames to P1noy.
- January 13, Leviathan (Head Coach) joins.[30]
- February 19,
Betsy joins as substitute. - February 28,
Betsy moves to starting roster.
niQ moves to substitute.[31] - April 20,
niQ leaves. - April 22, Leviathan (Head Coach) leaves.[32]
- May 13,
FORG1VEN joins.
P1noy moves to substitute.[33] - June 13, Shaunz (Head Coach) joins.[34]
- July (approx.),
Darien leaves. - July 15,
ImSoFresh,
Steeelback, and
Moopz join as substitutes.[35] - July 21,
FORG1VEN is suspended from playing in the EU LCS for four games.[36] - July 22, Moopz (Sub/Support to Sub/Bot) changes position.[37]
- October (approx.), Moo (Manager to Analyst) changes position.
- October 13,
FORG1VEN moves to substitute.[38] - October 25,
Cabochard leaves.[39] - November 13,
GoSu Pepper leaves.[40] - November 18,
Steeelback leaves.[41] - November 19, Moo (Analyst) leaves.[42]
- December 2,
Diamondprox leaves.[43] - December 8,
FORG1VEN leaves.[44] - December 9, Team disbands.
Betsy,
ImSoFresh,
Genja,
Moopz,
P1noy, Shaunz (Head Coach), and groove (General Manager) leave.[45]
Player Roster[]
Former[]
Players are shown for the entire duration of their tenure on the team, with the role and substitute/trainee status they had upon their departure.
| Player | Name | Role | Joined | Left | Next Team | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Betsy | Felix Edling | Mid Laner | Feb 20152015-02-19 | Dec 20152015-12-09 |  ROC | ||
| ImSoFresh | Karim Bbahla | Sub/Jun | Jul 20152015-07-15 | Dec 20152015-12-09 | ROC | ||
| Genja | Evgeny Andryushin | Sub/Bot | Jan 20132013-01-13 Gambit Gaming acquires the former Moscow Five roster. Darien, Diamondprox, Alex Ich, Genja, GoSu Pepper, and groove (General Manager) join.[12] | Dec 20152015-12-09 |  Retired | ||
| Moopz | Amaury Minguerche | Sub/Bot | Jul 20152015-07-15 | Dec 20152015-12-09 |  VIT | ||
| P1noy | Kristoffer Albao Lund Pedersen | Sub/Bot | Nov 20142014-11-07 | Dec 20152015-12-09 |  CW | ||
| FORG1VEN | Konstantinos-Napoleon Tzortziou | Sub/Bot | May 20152015-05-13 | Dec 20152015-12-08 |  H2K | ||
| Diamondprox | Danil Reshetnikov | Jungler | Jan 20132013-01-13 Gambit Gaming acquires the former Moscow Five roster. Darien, Diamondprox, Alex Ich, Genja, GoSu Pepper, and groove (General Manager) join.[12] | Dec 20152015-12-02 |  UOL | ||
| Steeelback | Pierre Medjaldi | Sub/Bot | Jul 20152015-07-15 | Nov 20152015-11-18 | UOL | ||
| GoSu Pepper | Edward Abgaryan | Support | Nov 20132013-11-07 | Nov 20152015-11-13 | ROC | ||
| Cabochard | Lucas Simon-Meslet | Top Laner | Nov 20142014-11-05 | Oct 20152015-10-25 | VIT | ||
| Darien | Evgeny Mazaev | Sub/Top | Jan 20132013-01-13 Gambit Gaming acquires the former Moscow Five roster. Darien, Diamondprox, Alex Ich, Genja, GoSu Pepper, and groove (General Manager) join.[12] | ≈Jul 2015≈2015-07-?? | Retired | ||
| niQ | Sebastian Robak | Sub/Mid | Jun 20142014-06-04 | Apr 20152015-04-20 |  HWA | ||
| Kubon | Jakub Turewicz | Top Laner | Jul 20142014-07-08 | Oct 20142014-10-31 |  RG | ||
| Krislund | Kristoffer Albao Lund Pedersen | Bot Laner (+) (–) Temp Sub | Aug 20142014-08-27 | Sep 20142014-09-11 |  GMB | ||
| loulex | Jean-Victor Burgevin | Jungler | Jul 20142014-07-08 | Jul 20142014-07-15 |  NIP | ||
| Cabochard | Lucas Simon-Meslet | Top Laner (+) (–) Temp Sub | Jun 20142014-06-18 | Jun 20142014-06-22 | NIP | ||
| loulex | Jean-Victor Burgevin | Jungler (+) (–) Temp Sub | Jun 20142014-06-18 | Jun 20142014-06-22 | GMB | ||
| Fury III | Jakob Burke | Bot Laner (+) (–) Temp Sub | Jun 20142014-06-18 | Jun 20142014-06-22 | H2K | ||
| Hiiva | Aleksi Kaikkonen | Support (+) (–) Temp Sub | Jun 20142014-06-18 | Jun 20142014-06-22 |  SKP | ||
| Alex Ich | Alexey Ichetovkin | Mid Laner | Jan 20132013-01-13 Gambit Gaming acquires the former Moscow Five roster. Darien, Diamondprox, Alex Ich, Genja, GoSu Pepper, and groove (General Manager) join.[12] | May 20142014-05-03 | NIP | ||
| Zorozero | Morten Rosenquist | Top Laner (+) (–) Temp Sub | Feb 20142014-02-20 | Feb 20142014-02-22 | Retired | ||
| Hulberto | Johan Johansson | Jungler (+) (–) Temp Sub | Feb 20142014-02-20 | Feb 20142014-02-22 | H2K | ||
| nukeduck | Erlend Våtevik Holm | Mid Laner (+) (–) Temp Sub | Feb 20142014-02-20 | Feb 20142014-02-22 | NIP | ||
| fury III | Jakob Burke | Bot Laner (+) (–) Temp Sub | Feb 20142014-02-20 | Feb 20142014-02-22 | GMB | ||
| Voidle | Erih Sommermann | Support | Aug 20132013-08-01 | Nov 20132013-11-04 |  C9E | ||
| Darker | Andrey Plechistov | Support | Jun 20132013-06-26 | Aug 20132013-08-01 |  NoRe | ||
| Spontexx | Eric Peugeot | Top Laner (+) (–) Temp Sub | Jun 20132013-06-27 | Jun 20132013-06-30 |  STO | ||
| Edward | Edward Abgaryan | Support | Jan 20132013-01-13 Gambit Gaming acquires the former Moscow Five roster. Darien, Diamondprox, Alex Ich, Genja, GoSu Pepper, and groove (General Manager) join.[12] | Jun 20132013-06-04 |  CRS |
Temporary Subs[]
Player League Participation[]
LEC
| Player | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 | 2020 | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | Games | ||||||||||||||
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| Spring | Summer | Spring | Summer | Spring | Summer | Spring | Summer | Spring | Summer | Spring | Summer | Spring | Summer | Spring | Summer | Spring | Summer | Spring | Summer | Winter | Spring | Summer | Winter | Spring | Summer | ||
| Diamondprox | | | | | | |  | 150 | |||||||||||||||||||
| Edward | | | | | |  | 123 | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Darker | | 18 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Nukeduck |  | | | |  | | | |  | |  | | | |  |  | | | 353 | ||||||||
| Cabochard | | | | | | | | | | | | | |  | | 281 | |||||||||||
| Loulex | |  | | |  | 49 | |||||||||||||||||||||
| NiQ | | | 37 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Hiiva | | |  | 22 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| FORG1VEN |  |  | | | | | 95 | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Moopz |  | | 22 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
Organization[]
Former[]
| C | ID | Name | Position | Next Team |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| groove | Konstantin Pikiner | General Manager |  Gambit Esports
| |
| Shaunz | Kévin Ghanbarzadeh | Head Coach | Team Vitality
| |
| Vae | Romain Chanu | Analyst | Team Vitality
| |
| iVillain | William Hoag | Head Analyst | None | |
| Leviathan | Jordan Thwaites | Head Coach |  Frank Fang Gaming
| |
| Moo | Dmitry Sukhanov | Manager |  Samadder Gaming
| |
| Moo | Dmitry Sukhanov | Analyst | Gambit Gaming
|
Tournaments[]
This table shows up to the 10 most recent results. For complete results, click here.
Images[]
Gambit Gaming 2015 LCS Summer Roster
Gambit Gaming 2015 LCS Spring Roster
Gambit Gaming 2014 Season LCS Spring Roster
Gambit Gaming Season 3 World Championship Roster
Gambit Gaming Season 3 LCS Spring Roster
Gambit Gaming old logo
Media[]
- 2013
- 2014
- 2015
- 2016
- 2017
- 2021
- February 13, LCS Day 2: Gambit Alex Ich with SK Gaming on YouTube
- March 8, Alex Ich and the secret ingredient of success with Soembie on YouTube
- March 11, IEM World Championship 2013 - Alex_Ich im Interiew [Archived] with DoubleK on eFever
- April 11, GG.BenQ Diamond AMA with Diamondprox on Reddit
- April 22, Interview with Gambit Alex Ich at IEM VII World Championship (Part One) with Gambit Gaming on YouTube
- April 22, Interview with Gambit Alex Ich at IEM VII World Championship (Part Two) with Gambit Gaming on YouTube
- April 24, Interview with Gambit Diamond at IEM VII World Championship (EN subs) with Gambit Gaming on YouTube
- June 16, Interview with Gambit Diamond at LCS EU DreamHack (EN subs) with Gambit Gaming on YouTube
- June 17, Interview with Gambit Alex Ich @ LCS EU DreamHack with Gambit Gaming on YouTube
- June 19, Interview with Gambit Genja at LCS EU DreamHack (EN subs) with Gambit Gaming on YouTube
- June 20, Interview with Gambit groove at LCS EU DreamHack (EN subs) with Gambit Gaming on YouTube
- June 21, LCS Moscow 2013: interview with Gambit-Groove (eng subs by sandr1x) with LoLGameRu on YouTube
- June 22, LCS Москва 2013: интервью с Gambit-Alex_ich (eng subs by sandr1x) with LoLGameRu on YouTube
- July 20, Interview with Alex Ich: “[Faker's] skill level is over the edge at the moment” with Alyss on Cloth5
- August 23, Diamond Thinks There is Only One Good Team in NA LCS with Travis Gafford on YouTube
- August 25, Alex Ich is one Fearless Hungry Robot with Travis Gafford on YouTube
- August 25, Интервю с Diamond от отбора на Gambit - Afk Tv на Gamescom 2013 with AFK TV on YouTube
- August 29, Interview with Gambit Diamondprox @ Gamescom 2013 (EN subs) with Gambit Gaming on YouTube
- September 15, Alex Ich discusses playing Ozone and Ahri vs Ryze with Travis Gafford on YouTube
- September 20, Diamond discusses Gambits showing at Worlds with Travis Gafford on YouTube
- September 21, LolKing's S3 Worlds Coverage - Interview with Diamondprox (Danil Reshetnikov) with Matt Demers on YouTube
- September 22, Alex Ich talks about Gambits final game of the group stage with Travis Gafford on YouTube
- November 23, Interview with Gambit Alex Ich @ IEM Cologne with Gambit Gaming on YouTube
- November 24, Alex Ich talks about Gambit's day one game at IEM Cologne with Travis Gafford on YouTube
- November 24, Diamond after their game against Fnatic and his thoughts on the tournament's MVP with Travis Gafford on YouTube
- November 24, Interview with Gambit Diamond @ IEM Cologne (EN subs) with Gambit Gaming on YouTube
- November 25, Interview with Gambit Genja @ IEM Cologne (EN subs) with Gambit Gaming on YouTube
- December 21, Alex Ich makes an apology with Travis Gafford on YouTube
- December 21, Battle of the Atlantic: Alex Ich of Gambit Gaming with Justin Pla on YouTube
- January 18, EU LCS 2014 W1: Interview with Gambit Diamond with SK Gaming on YouTube
- January 20, Gambit Genja about Fnatic, AD Carries and new support picks (EN subs) with Gambit Gaming on YouTube
- February 13, Alex Ich talks after Millenium win with Thorin on YouTube
- February 24, [인터뷰] 유럽 대표 정글러, 겜빗 게이밍의'다이아몬드 프록스'를 만나다! with Heo Yong-wook on Inven Global
- March 7, EU LCS 2014 W8: Interview with Gambit Alex Ich with Curlychan on YouTube
- December 3, Gambit on PreSeason 5 Changes by , and on Gambit Gaming
- December 9, "We are still one of the strongest teams in Europe": an interview with Konstantin "groove" Pikiner of Gambit Gaming with , and on ESL
- December 30, Thorin's Thoughts - Unraveling the Magic of Moscow Five/Gambit Gaming (LoL) by , and on Thorin
- February 3, Alex Ich LCS Interview: "I'm playing much better right now and I'm practicing a lot, 10 hours a day." with Travis Gafford on YouTube
- March 13, Leviathan - "I didn't expect us to lose so many games" (video) with , and on fragbite
- March 18, Gambit Leviathan: "Implementation of Coaches is a Step in the Right Direction" (video) with , and on Gambit Gaming
- March 23, IEM Katowice 2015 - Mini Documentary by Gambit by , and on Gambit Gaming
- May 28, Crimson Age: Gambit Gaming by , and on LoL Esports
- September 7, Gambit - That Fateful Day in Katowice by , and on Gold Per 10
- December 3, Topic of Thorin: Gambit - The Impossible Dream by Thorin on Splyce
- April 18, Gambit's Empire - The lasting impact of Moscow 5 by Ryan Tang on Gamurs
- December 13, Gaming LoL: Soeul's boot camp tour with Blasting by , and on Gambit Gaming
- April 27, Discussing the LEGACY of Gambit Gaming and Moscow Five - Summoning Insight S4E8 (feat. Froggen) by MonteCristo and Thorin on YouTube
See Also[]
Links[]
- Gambit Gaming Team Profile on lolesports.com
- Top 5 Gambit Gaming Plays from MLG Dallas 2013
- End of an Era for Russian LoL Royalty - The history of the line-up of Darien, Diamondprox, Alex Ich, Edward and Genja's 19 months playing together by Team Acer
- Moscow 5/Gambit Gaming History by Martin Uggla
References[]
- ↑ Moscow Five Releases League of Legends Team English moscowfive.ru
- ↑ Moscow Five Releases League of Legends Team Russian moscowfive.ru
- ↑ Gambit Gaming: New Home For Alex Ich & Co. in2lol.com
- ↑ Gambit Gaming Facebook Post facebook.com
- ↑ Report: Gambit Subs Leaked esportsheaven.com
- ↑ Cabochard joins Gambit
- ↑ Krislund changes his nickname and joins Gambit
- ↑ Gambit Got a Gaming House for 2015 LCS Season gambit-gaming.com
- ↑ Leviathan is released from Gambit gambit-gaming.com
- ↑ Competitive ruling: Konstantinos ‘FORG1VEN’ Tzortziou lolesports.com
- ↑ Team Vitality acquires Gambit Gaming's LCS spot gambit-gaming.com
- ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 12.3 12.4 12.5 12.6 Gambit Gaming: New Home For Alex Ich & Co. in2lol.com
- ↑ Gambit Gaming's Facebook Post facebook.com
- ↑ 14.0 14.1 Gambit Gaming's Facebook Post facebook.com
- ↑ 15.0 15.1 Gambit Gaming's Facebook Post facebook.com
- ↑ 16.0 16.1 Gambit uses "Spontexx" for top lane in Week 3 gosugamers.net
- ↑ 17.0 17.1 17.2 17.3 Gambit Gaming's Facebook Post facebook.com
- ↑ 18.0 18.1 Pre-Season 4 roster changes strike Gambit Gaming gambit-gaming.com
- ↑ 19.0 19.1 Interview with Gambit's new support player (Russian) youtube.com
- ↑ 20.0 20.1 20.2 20.3 20.4 Noi's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 21.0 21.1 Gambit parts ways with Alex Ich gambit-gaming.com
- ↑ 22.0 22.1 niQ has officially joined Gambit Gaming gambit-gaming.com
- ↑ 23.0 23.1 23.2 23.3 23.4 Gambit release statement regarding week 5 roster changes gamespot.com
- ↑ 24.0 24.1 24.2 Gambit's line-up at LCS Summer Week 8 gambit-gaming.com
- ↑ 25.0 25.1 Diamond Returns to Gambit's starting lineup gambit-gaming.com
- ↑ 26.0 26.1 Krislund Replaces Genja at LCS Promotion Tournament gambit-gaming
- ↑ 27.0 27.1 Kubon leaves Gambit Gaming gambit-gaming.com
- ↑ 28.0 28.1 Cabochard joins Gambit gambit-gaming.com
- ↑ 29.0 29.1 Krislund changes his nickname and joins Gambit gambit-gaming.com
- ↑ 30.0 30.1 Leviathan joins Gambit Gaming as a Head Coach gambit-gaming
- ↑ Betsy Joins Gambit Gaming gambit-gaming.com
- ↑ 32.0 32.1 Leviathan is released from Gambit gambit-gaming.com
- ↑ 33.0 33.1 FORG1VEN joins Gambit gambit-gaming.com
- ↑ 34.0 34.1 Shaunz Joins Gambit on a Full-Time Basis gambit-gaming.com
- ↑ 35.0 35.1 35.2 35.3 Moopz, Steelback and ImSoFresh join Gambit as subs gambit-gaming.com
- ↑ Competitive Ruling: Konstantinos ‘FORG1VEN’ Tzortziou euw.lolesports.com
- ↑ LCS EU Week Nine Roster gambit-gaming.com
- ↑ FORG1VEN loses a spot in our starting line-up gambit-gaming.com
- ↑ 39.0 39.1 Cabochard's Facebook Post facebook.com
- ↑ 40.0 40.1 GoSu Pepper's Facebook Post facebook.com
- ↑ 41.0 41.1 Unicorns Of Love's Facebook Post facebook.com
- ↑ 42.0 42.1 Moo's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 43.0 43.1 Gambit Gaming's Facebook Post facebook.com
- ↑ 44.0 44.1 H2K.lol - IEM Line-up h2k-gaming.eu
- ↑ 45.0 45.1 45.2 45.3 45.4 45.5 45.6 45.7 Vitality acquiert un spot LCS team-vitality.fr