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    Background Information
    NameHai Du Lam
    Country of Birth
    United States
    BirthdaySeptember 20, 1992 (age 32)
    Residency
    AME
    Americas
    Prev Residencies
    NA
    North America
    Competitive
    Team⁠⁠Cloud9
    Contract Expires2024-11-19
    Role
    Manager
    Favorite Champs

    Soloqueue IDsNA: BaamSouma
    EUW: C9 HyperX Diego, C9 Hai, Cloud9 Hai
    KR: KvotheKelsier, C9 KingKiller
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    Hai "Hai" Du Lam is a League of Legends esports player, currently team manager and substitute mid laner for Cloud9. He was previously the mid laner for Cloud9, with whom he won two NA LCS splits and went to Worlds three times.

    Team History

    Combine Role Swaps:No|Yes
    Dates:Approx|Exact
    TeamStartEnd
    		Notes
    NA
    		⁠⁠nFear Gaming
    		≈Apr 2012≈2012-04-??May 20122012-05-25≈1mo 24d
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠Orbit Gaming
    		May 20122012-05-25[2]Nov 20122012-11-01[1]5mo 7d
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠Ordinance Gaming
    		≈Aug 2012≈2012-08-07≈Aug 2012≈2012-08-08≈1d
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠Quantic Gaming
    		Nov 20122012-11-11[6]Dec 20122012-12-04[3]23d
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠Team NomNom
    		Dec 20122012-12-04Jan 20132013-01-081mo 4d
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠Cloud9
    		Jan 20132013-01-08Apr 20132013-04-01[7]2mo 24d
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠Team Curse
    		≈Feb 2013≈2013-02-??May 20132013-05-11≈3mo 10d
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠Quantic Gaming
    		Apr 20132013-04-01[9]May 20132013-05-23[8]1mo 22d
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠Cloud9
    		May 20132013-05-23[11]Apr 20152015-04-23[10]1yr 11mo
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠Cloud9
    		Apr 20152015-04-23[10]Jul 20152015-07-03[12]2mo 10d
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠Cloud9
    		Jul 20152015-07-03[12]Jul 20162016-07-131yr 10d
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠Cloud9 Challenger
    		Apr 20162016-04-22Jan 20172017-01-06[13]8mo 14d
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠FlyQuest
    		Jan 20172017-01-09[15]Nov 20172017-11-21[14]10mo 12d
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠Golden Guardians
    		Dec 20172017-12-13[17]Apr 20182018-04-23[16]4mo 10d
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠Radiance
    		Mar 20192019-03-18[19]May 20192019-05-16[18]1mo 29d
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠Radiance

    		May 20192019-05-16[18]May 20192019-05-182dTemp Sub
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠Radiance
    		May 20192019-05-18May 20222022-05-04[20]3yr 17d
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠Cloud9
    		Oct 20232023-10-10[22]Jan 20242024-01-05[21]2mo 26d
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠Cloud9

    		Jan 20242024-01-05[21]Present1yr 4mo
    ej
    TeamStartEnd
    		Notes
    NA
    		⁠⁠nFear Gaming
    		≈Apr 2012≈2012-04-??May 20122012-05-25≈1mo 24d
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠Orbit Gaming
    		May 20122012-05-25[2]Nov 20122012-11-01[1]5mo 7d
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠Ordinance Gaming
    		≈Aug 2012≈2012-08-07≈Aug 2012≈2012-08-08≈1d
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠Quantic Gaming
    		Nov 20122012-11-11[6]Dec 20122012-12-04[3]23d
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠Team NomNom
    		Dec 20122012-12-04Jan 20132013-01-081mo 4d
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠Cloud9
    		Jan 20132013-01-08Jan 20132013-01-168d
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠Cloud9
    		Jan 20132013-01-16Apr 20132013-04-01[7]2mo 16d
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠Team Curse
    		≈Feb 2013≈2013-02-??May 20132013-05-11≈3mo 10d
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠Quantic Gaming
    		Apr 20132013-04-01[9]May 20132013-05-23[8]1mo 22d
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠Cloud9
    		May 20132013-05-23[11]Apr 20152015-04-23[10]1yr 11mo
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠Cloud9
    		Apr 20152015-04-23[10]Jul 20152015-07-03[12]2mo 10d
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠Cloud9
    		Jul 20152015-07-03[12]Nov 20152015-11-19[23]4mo 16d
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠Cloud9
    		Nov 20152015-11-19[23]Apr 20162016-04-225mo 3d
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠Cloud9
    		Apr 20162016-04-22Jul 20162016-07-132mo 21d
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠Cloud9 Challenger
    		Apr 20162016-04-22Jan 20172017-01-06[13]8mo 14d
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠FlyQuest
    		Jan 20172017-01-09[15]Nov 20172017-11-21[14]10mo 12d
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠Golden Guardians
    		Dec 20172017-12-13[17]Apr 20182018-04-23[16]4mo 10d
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠Radiance
    		Mar 20192019-03-18[19]May 20192019-05-16[18]1mo 29d
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠Radiance

    		May 20192019-05-16[18]May 20192019-05-182dTemp Sub
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠Radiance
    		May 20192019-05-18May 20222022-05-04[20]3yr 17d
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠Cloud9
    		Oct 20232023-10-10[22]Jan 20242024-01-05[21]2mo 26d
    ejel
    NA
    		⁠⁠Cloud9

    		Jan 20242024-01-05[21]Present1yr 4mo
    ej

    News

    • 2012
    • 2013
    • 2015
    • 2016
    • 2017
    • 2018
    • 2019
    • 2022
    • 2023
    • 2024
    NA
    		⁠⁠NFEAApril (approx.),
    Yazuki,
    Hai L9,
    nubbypoohbear,
    Nientonsoh, and
    Arthelon join.
    e
    NA
    		⁠⁠NFEAMay 25,
    Yazuki,
    Hai L9,
    nubbypoohbear,
    Nientonsoh, and
    Arthelon leave.
    e
    NA
    		⁠⁠ORBMay 25,
    Yazuki,
    Hai L9,
    nubbypoohbear, and
    Nientonsoh join.
    Vech and
    YoDa leave.[2]
    e
    NA
    		⁠⁠OGAugust 7 (approx.),
    Cruzer,
    xHazzard,
    ClakeyD,
    Hai,
    NintendudeX,
    Unstoppable, and
    Anarii join.
    Lexvink,
    TrickZ, and
    Zekent leave.
    e
    NA
    		⁠⁠OGAugust 8 (approx.),
    Cruzer,
    Kiko,
    xHazzard,
    ClakeyD,
    Hai,
    NintendudeX,
    Unstoppable, and
    Anarii leave.
    e
    NA
    		⁠⁠ORBNovember 1, ⁠⁠Orbit Gaming is disbanded.
    Yazuki,
    Hai L9,
    Nientonsoh,
    WildTurtle, and
    LemonNation leave.[1]
    e
    NA
    		⁠⁠QTCNovember 11, ⁠⁠Quantic Gaming acquires the former roster of ⁠⁠Orbit Gaming.
    Yazuki,
    Hai,
    Nientonsoh,
    WildTurtle, and
    LemonNation join.    [6]
    e
    NA
    		⁠⁠QTCDecember 4, ⁠⁠Quantic Gaming is disbanded.
    Yazuki,
    Hai,
    Nientonsoh,
    WildTurtle, and
    LemonNation leave.[3][4][5]
    e
    NA
    		⁠⁠NOMNDecember 4, ⁠⁠Team NomNom is formed by the roster of ⁠⁠Quantic Gaming.
    Yazuki,
    Hai,
    Nientonsoh,
    WildTurtle, and
    LemonNation join.
    e
    NA
    		⁠⁠NOMNJanuary 8,
    Yazuki,
    Hai,
    Nientonsoh,
    WildTurtle, and
    LemonNation leave.
    e
    NA
    		⁠⁠C9January 8,
    Yazuki,
    Hai,
    Nientonsoh,
    WildTurtle, and
    LemonNation join.
    e
    NA
    		⁠⁠C9January 16,
    VoltNinjA joins.
    Zekent joins as substitute.     Hai (Jungle to Mid) changes position.
    e
    NA
    		⁠⁠CRSFebruary (approx.),
    Hai joins as substitute.
    e
    NA
    		⁠⁠C9April 1,
    Balls,
    Meteos,
    Hai, and
    LemonNation leave.[7]
    e
    NA
    		⁠⁠QTCApril 1,
    Balls,
    Meteos,
    Hai, and
    LemonNation rejoin.    [9]
    e
    NA
    		⁠⁠CRSMay 11,
    Hai leaves.
    e
    NA
    		⁠⁠QTCMay 23, ⁠⁠Quantic Gaming is disbanded.
    Balls,
    Meteos,
    Hai,
    Sneaky, and
    LemonNation leave.[8]
    e
    NA
    		⁠⁠C9May 23, ⁠⁠Cloud9 is reformed after the roster's departure from ⁠⁠Quantic Gaming.
    Sneaky and Jack (Chief Executive Officer) join.
    Balls,
    Meteos,
    Hai, and
    LemonNation rejoin.    [11]
    e
    NA
    		⁠⁠C9April 23,
    Hai retires and moves to chief gaming officer.[10]
    e
    NA
    		⁠⁠C9July 3, Hai (Chief Gaming Officer to Jungle) changes position.
    Meteos moves to substitute.[12]
    e
    NA
    		⁠⁠C9November 19,
    Rush joins.
    Bunny FuFuu joins as substitute.     Hai (Jungle to Support) changes position.[23]
    e
    NA
    		⁠⁠C9April 22,
    Altec joins as substitute.     Hai (Support to Sub/Mid) changes position. LemonNation (Coach to Sub/Support) changes position.
    Balls and
    Rush move to substitutes.
    e
    NA
    		⁠⁠C9CApril 22,
    Balls,
    Rush,
    Hai,
    Altec, and
    LemonNation join.
    Licorice,
    Morning,
    Thinkcard,
    bobqinXD,
    kt Smurf, and
    Fragnat1c join as substitutes.
    e
    NA
    		⁠⁠C9July 13,
    Thinkcard and
    Zeyzal join as substitutes.
    Balls,
    Hai, and
    Altec leave.
    e
    NA
    		⁠⁠C9CJanuary 6,
    Balls,
    Hai,
    Altec,
    LemonNation,
    Bubbadub,
    Bunny FuFuu,
    Smoothie, and Thinkcard (Head Coach) leave.[13]
    e
    NA
    		⁠⁠FLYJanuary 9,
    Balls,
    Moon,
    Hai,
    Altec,
    LemonNation, and Thinkcard (Head Coach) join.
    bigfatlp and
    Remilia join as substitutes.    [15]
    e
    NA
    		⁠⁠FLYNovember 21,
    Balls,
    Hai, and
    bigfatlp leave.[14]
    e
    NA
    		⁠⁠GGDecember 13,
    Lourlo,
    Contractz,
    Hai,
    Deftly,
    Matt, Locodoco (Head Coach), and Akiri (Assistant Coach) join.    [17]
    e
    NA
    		⁠⁠GGApril 23,
    Hai retires.[16]
    e
    NA
    		⁠⁠RADMarch 18,
    Aetheres,
    OddOrange,
    KatEvolved,
    Jurassiq,
    Winter, Surza (Head Coach), Luciæn (Assistant Coach,Manager), and Hai (Owner) join.    [19]
    e
    NA
    		⁠⁠RADMay 16, Hai (Owner to Owner/Mid) changes position.[18]
    e
    NA
    		⁠⁠RADMay 18, Hai (Owner/Mid to Owner) changes position.
    e
    NA
    		⁠⁠RADMay 4, ⁠⁠Radiance freezes company operations. Hai (Owner), Bkriieaun (Videographer), Kat (Chief Financial Officer), May Yuki (Social Media & Production Coordinator), and Sumichu (Chief Marketing Officer) leave.[20]
    e
    NA
    		⁠⁠C9October 10, Hai (Team Manager) rejoins.[22]
    e
    NA
    		⁠⁠C9January 5, Hai (Team Manager to Team Manager/Sub/Mid)'s position is changed in the GCD.[21]
    Hai (Team Manager)'s contract is updated in the GCD, expiring on 19 November 2024.[21]
    e
    AME
    		⁠⁠C9October 31, Hai changes residency from
    NA
    North America     to
    AME
    Americas    .
    e

    Biography

    Hai Lam comes from Grandville, Michigan and graduated from Grandville Highschool. During his high school life, Hai was an active participant in the Counter Strike community, and enjoyed many Warcraft III custom games along with climbing the ladder.

    Hai moved to East Lansing, Michigan, after completing high school in pursuit of a degree in Media Arts and Technology at Michigan State University. He was a prominent member of the League of Legends club on campus.

    With the end of the Spring 2012 semester, Hai hit 2500 elo and a top 5 position on the Solo Queue ladder. Using his new-found influence, he was able to gather a team of his own to create No Fear.

    Orbit Gaming

    On May 25, 2012, Orbit Gaming announced the acquisition of the roster form Hai's nFear Gaming.

    Afterward, Orbit placed 7th/8th at the 2012 MLG - Spring Championship. At the Spring Championship, Orbit defeated vVv Gaming 2-0 in the first round, but lost 1-2 to Counter Logic Gaming Prime in the second round which placed them in the loser's bracket. In the loser's bracket, Orbit defeated Redact 2-0, Team Legion 2-0, and Team SoloMid Evo 2-0. They eventually lost to Counter Logic Gaming EU 1-2 in the fifth round of the loser's bracket.

    On June 30, 2012, Orbit Gaming competed in the Leaguepedia North American Invitational. In the two day online tournament, they were able to finish in first place, most notably defeating Curse Gaming 2-1 in the quarterfinals and sweeping Team Dynamic 2-0 in the finals. On August 26, Orbit took fourth place at the 2012 MLG Summer Championship, losing to Dynamic 1-2 in the third place match. This led to a tie with Monomaniac Ferus for eighth place in the North American Season Two Circuit Rankings. To decide the last spot for Season Two Regional Finals Seattle, a best of three tiebreaker match was held. Orbit lost 0-2 to mMe and was denied a spot at the North American Regionals.

    Quantic Gaming

    With the tournament being done, on November 12, 2012, Hai left Orbit Gaming and joined Quantic Gaming, along with teammates Nientonsoh, LemonNation, WildTurtle, and Yazuki.

    This was short lived as Quantic Gaming disbanded due to lack of resources to support the team.

    Hai later rejoins Quantic Gaming on February 1, 2013. He leads the team as they qualify for the Summer Season of the NA LCS.

    Cloud9

    Competing under the name "Team NomNom" and then Cloud9, Nientonsoh, Hai, Yazuki, Wild Turtle and LemonNation would secure a spot in the Season 3 North American Offline Qualifier for the League of Legends Championship Series. However, Cloud9 would be knocked out of the tournament in the group stage after losing to Team MRN and Azure Gaming.

    Initially, Nientonsoh said that Cloud9 would disband in light of the loss. The team later decided to stay together, although Nientonsoh and Yazuki would leave the team and a massive roster swap would ensue. Hai shifted from jungle to mid, and new junglers and top laners were actively being tried out in online competitions. With their final roster of Balls, Meteos, Hai, LemonNation, and SnEaKyCaStRoO finally being set, the team set out to qualify for the NA LCS.

    Next Stop: LCS

    On February 1, 2013 Quantic Gaming reforms. Shortly after on April 6, 2013, Quantic's Roster was set with: Balls, Meteos, Hai, LemonNation, and SnEaKyCaStRoO.

    On May 11, 2013, Quantic qualified for the Summer Season of the NA LCS after cruising past Complexity 3-0 in the promotion tournament finals to earn their LCS spot. However, it would end up being the last game they played for Quantic, as Cloud9 resurfaced and re-acquired the team ahead of its LCS debut against Team Dignitas. Hai played Zed in the first game and opened with a 1v1 kill on Scarra's Orianna - after Scarra had just competed at All-Star 2013 as North America's mid-laner - en route to a 3/3/3 performance in a debut win. Cloud9 went on to become the first non-founding LCS team to become champions in their rookie split - a feat that is still yet to be replicated - they went on to make the quarterfinals of the 2013 World Championship.

    2015 Preseason

    Cloud9 was the North American team fan-voted to IEM San Jose.[24] They defeated paiN Gaming 2-0, Alliance 2-1, and then Unicorns of Love 3-0 to win the tournament.

    2015 Season

    Due to their IEM San Jose victory, Cloud9 qualified for IEM Katowice in March. They lost their only two games, first to GE Tigers and then to yoe Flash Wolves, and finished in 7th/8th place. Domestically, they underperformed at the start of the season, and were in 8th place at the end of the second week of the spring LCS split. However, they improved over the course of the season, ending with a second-place finish behind Team SoloMid and a playoff bye; after beating Team Liquid 3-2, Cloud9 lost to TSM 1-3 in the finals and finished the split overall in second place.

    A few days later, he announced his retirement from professional League of Legends. He cited his wrist injuries and the fact that his support carry playstyle was not viable anymore as reasons for his retirement. He would continue to be a part of the Cloud9 organization in an administrative position as Chief Gaming Officer.[25] However, when Cloud9's Summer Split record was 3-7 after the first five weeks, and they were tied for 7th place with Team 8 and Enemy, Hai returned to competitive play, but switching from mid lane to jungle and replacing Meteos. Cloud9's record for the remainder of the split was 3-5, which was enough to place them in 7th after a tie-breaker victory over Team 8; they avoided relegations and retained their Championship Points, though they did not qualify for playoffs. In the Regional Finals Gauntlet, Cloud9 reverse-swept both Gravity Gaming and Team Impulse before beating Team Liquid 3-1 in the finals. Their fourteen games played over the course of three days gave them North America's third seed to the 2015 Season World Championship, Cloud9's third-consecutive Worlds.

    Considered an underdog at Worlds, Cloud9 were placed into Group B along with Fnatic, ahq, and Invictus Gaming and expected to place last. Instead, they surprised with an undefeated 3-0 first week, with Hai suddenly performing well on Lee Sin. In the second week, Cloud9 needed only one win to advance to the quarterfinals but were unable to find it, losing four games in a row including a tiebreaker loss to ahq. They placed third in their group, ahead of only Invictus Gaming.

    2016 Season

    For the 2016 season, Cloud9 added two new players - Rush and Bunny FuFuu - and moved Hai to support, with the intention of splitting time with Bunny. However, after two losses with Bunny and two wins with Hai in the spring split, they committed to starting Hai fulltime and rose to a 67% winrate, with a third-place seed in the playoffs. However, despite a seeding advantage, the team lost to TSM in the first round and were eliminated. Hai joined Cloud9 Challenger in April of 2017. The team was very dominant in the 2017 NA CS Summer Season and finished 1st in the regular split. They won the playoffs with a 3-2 win over Team Liquid Academy. In the Summer Promotion Tournament, C9C defeated NRG Esports 3-0 and qualified for the NA LCS.

    2017 Season

    In January of 2017, Cloud9 Challenger was purchased and re-branded into FlyQuest. Although the team was expected to flop, they were dominant in the early stages of the Spring Split. Although they fell off later on, they still finished 5th with a 9-9 record. In the playoffs they defeated Counter Logic Gaming with a 3-2 reverse sweep. In the semifinals they lost 0-3 to Team SoloMid and later on lost the third place match 2-3 too Phoenix1, placing 4th overall. The Summer Season was much harder for FlyQuest as the competition within the region increased. They finished 7th in the regular season and barely retained their Championship Points. This would let them participate in the 2017 Season North America Regional Finals and although they defeated Team Dignitas 3-0 in the first round, they lost 1-3 to CLG in the second round which ended their season. Hai left FlyQuest in November and in December he would join the newly formed Golden Guardians.

    2018 Season

    Despite Hai's reputation as a leader and shotcaller, Golden Guardians were predicted to be one of the weakest teams in the Spring Split, in part due to being the only team to have a roster solely consisting of North American players. This prediction would prove prescient, as they were the last team to record a win and finished 4-14 despite showing some late season improvement. After the season ended, Hai elected to retire after Golden Guardians announced their intention to replace him with Mickey.

    Analysis and Radiance Founding

    Hai was also a regular member of the LCS analysis desk throughout the 2019 Spring Split before he announced the founding of Radiance.

    Trivia

    • Hai was a sub for Salce on Epik Gamer and nearly went to Dreamhack.
    • As a jungler, favored tanky/utility junglers, including Maokai, Shen and Skarner.
      • When he returned to the jungle after coming out of retirement, he was successful playing non-meta junglers such as Rengar and Shyvana.
    • Hai has played in many positions for professional teams, and previously was a jungle main before switching to the midlane. His emergency call-up out of retirement to stand in for Meteos marked his return to the jungle.
    • Renowned for his shotcalling skills.
      • His move to support in the NA LCS 2016 Spring was in an attempt to keep these skills on C9 without dropping other players.
      • Later in his career, continued to hold a reputation for being one of the smartest players, although his mechanical skills were no longer at the same level.
    • Prefers AD mids like Kha'Zix and Zed
      • Is also known for playing Teemo during the customary final rematch against TSM on the opening day of the 2014 Spring Split.
    • While hospitalized with the collapsed lung that forced him to miss All-Star Paris 2014, he streamed from his hospital bed and was joined by Doublelift. Part of his lung was removed and he was unable to speak, but he was still able to communicate via chat.
    • His brother Bao has worked for Riot as a recruiter and was the player manager for Ember. His brother Kien is a writer for LoL Esports, known for writing a recurring "10 Thoughts" article.
    • Although a number of players have played two positions at the LCS level, he is one of the few players to have regularly played three positions at this level, excluding players who played a third position briefly due to an emergency.
    • After his return to the LCS with FlyQuest in 2018, became known for off-meta picks by both himself and his teammates, along with spearheading aggressive and innovative strategies, such as having the bottom lane leash two camps to give the jungler a faster clear.

    Pentakills

    DateRegionTournamentTeamVsChampionPosW/LKDASBVOD
    2017-02-19
    NA
    North America    		NA LCS 2017 Spring
    Orianna    		MidW9/5/6LinkLink
    Click here for a full list of pentakills by all players.

    Tournament Results

    This table shows up to the 10 most recent results. For complete results, click here.

    Minimum place

    Hai Tournament Results
    DatePlEventLast ResultTeamRoster
    2024-09-014 LCS 2024 Championship
    1 : 3⁠⁠100
    		⁠⁠C9 Thanatos,  Blaber,  Jojopyun,  Berserker,  VULCAN,  Reapered,  Hai
    2024-08-112 LCS 2024 Summer
    6 - 1⁠⁠RR
    		⁠⁠C9 Thanatos,  Blaber,  Jojopyun,  Berserker,  VULCAN,  Reapered,  Hai
    2024-03-303 LCS 2024 Spring Playoffs
    0 : 3⁠⁠TL
    		⁠⁠C9 Fudge,  Blaber,  Jojopyun,  Berserker,  VULCAN,  Mithy,  Hai
    2024-03-103 LCS 2024 Spring
    8 - 6⁠⁠RR
    		⁠⁠C9 Fudge,  Blaber,  Jojopyun,  Berserker,  VULCAN,  Mithy,  Hai
    2020-02-189 - 16 Twitch Rivals Streamer Showdown
    1 - 6⁠⁠RR
    		⁠⁠WE L Dumplings,  psycho,  Hai,  Auto,  Feviknight
    2020-01-235 - 8 Twitch Rivals NA Team Draft II
    2 - 4⁠⁠RR
    		⁠⁠MBL(os) 1adrianaries1,  IWDominate,  Hai,  Tyler1,  Metaphor
    2019-11-255 - 8 Twitch Rivals NA Team Draft I
    1 - 5⁠⁠RR
    		⁠⁠BOXB BoxBox,  OddOrange,  Hai,  Yvonnie,  Banana
    2019-05-182 PvP.com Launch Event
    0 : 1⁠⁠FOX.A
    		⁠⁠RAD Aetheres,  OddOrange,  Hai,  Jurassiq,  Winter,  Surza
    2019-01-159 - 16 Twitch Rivals NA 2019 January
    0 : 2⁠⁠FORT
    		⁠⁠M.I. xBlotter,  Hai,  Jasmina,  Rayina,  IdolMariya
    2018-08-241 Return of the Legends 2018
    3 - 2⁠⁠East
    		⁠⁠West Dyrus,  Alex Ich,  Hai,  Tabzz,  LemonNation
    Minimum place

    Hai Showmatch Results
    DatePlEventLast ResultTeamRoster
    2020-07-101 LCS 2020 Summer Classic Showmatch
    1 : 0⁠⁠TSM
    		⁠⁠C9 Balls,  Meteos,  Hai,  Sneaky,  LemonNation

    Media

    • 2012
    • 2013
    • 2014
    • 2015
    • 2016
    • 2017
    • 2018
    • 2019
    • 2020

    Post-Match Interviews

    • 2013
    • 2014
    • 2015
    • 2016
    • 2018
    • 2020
    DateTournamentMatchLink
    2013-05-10NA LCS 2013 Summer Promotion
    QTC
    vs
    TAP
    		Link
    2013-06-12NA LCS 2013 Summer
    DIG
    vs
    C9
    		Link
    2013-06-13NA LCS 2013 Summer
    C9
    vs
    CRS
    		Link
    2013-06-15NA LCS 2013 Summer
    VES
    vs
    C9
    		Link
    2013-06-21NA LCS 2013 Summer
    C9
    vs
    VUL
    		Link
    2013-07-04NA LCS 2013 Summer
    CRS
    vs
    C9
    		Link
    2013-07-12NA LCS 2013 Summer
    C9
    vs
    VUL
    		Link
    2013-07-12NA LCS 2013 Summer
    C9
    vs
    VES
    		Link
    2013-07-26NA LCS 2013 Summer
    TSM
    vs
    C9
    		Link
    2013-08-02NA LCS 2013 Summer
    CRS
    vs
    C9
    		Link
    2013-09-01NA LCS 2013 Summer Playoffs
    C9
    vs
    DIG
    		Link
    2013-09-01NA LCS 2013 Summer Playoffs
    TSM
    vs
    C9
    		Link
    2013-12-22Battle of the Atlantic 2013
    C9
    vs
    FNC
    		Link
    DateTournamentMatchLink
    2014-01-17NA LCS 2014 Spring
    C9
    vs
    TSM
    		Link
    2014-02-08NA LCS 2014 Spring
    C9
    vs
    XDG
    		Link
    2014-02-22NA LCS 2014 Spring
    CRS
    vs
    C9
    		Link
    2014-03-07NA LCS 2014 Spring
    EG
    vs
    C9
    		Link
    2014-03-09NA LCS 2014 Spring
    C9
    vs
    CLG
    		Link
    2014-03-22NA LCS 2014 Spring
    CST
    vs
    C9
    		Link
    2014-03-30NA LCS 2014 Spring
    C9
    vs
    DIG
    		Link
    2014-04-04NA LCS 2014 Spring
    CLG
    vs
    C9
    		Link
    2014-04-06NA LCS 2014 Spring
    TSM
    vs
    C9
    		Link
    2014-04-19NA LCS 2014 Spring Playoffs
    C9
    vs
    CRS
    		Link
    2014-04-20NA LCS 2014 Spring Playoffs
    TSM
    vs
    C9
    		Link
    2014-05-31NA LCS 2014 Summer
    C9
    vs
    CRS
    		Link
    2014-06-01NA LCS 2014 Summer
    LMQ
    vs
    C9
    		Link
    2014-06-08NA LCS 2014 Summer
    C9
    vs
    CLG
    		Link
    2014-07-04NA LCS 2014 Summer
    LMQ
    vs
    C9
    		Link
    2014-07-12NA LCS 2014 Summer
    EG
    vs
    C9
    		Link
    2014-07-27NA LCS 2014 Summer
    C9
    vs
    LMQ
    		Link
    2014-08-03NA LCS 2014 Summer
    C9
    vs
    CLG
    		Link
    2014-08-31NA LCS 2014 Summer Playoffs
    C9
    vs
    CRS
    		Link
    DateTournamentMatchLink
    2015-10-03Worlds 2015
    iG
    vs
    C9
    		Link
    DateTournamentMatchLink
    2016-01-17NA LCS 2016 Spring
    FOX
    vs
    C9
    		Link
    2016-01-31NA LCS 2016 Spring
    DIG
    vs
    C9
    		Link
    2016-02-28NA LCS 2016 Spring
    C9
    vs
    CLG
    		Link
    DateTournamentMatchLink
    2018-02-11NA LCS 2018 Spring
    GG
    vs
    100T
    		Link
    DateTournamentMatchLink
    2020-07-11LCS 2020 Summer Classic Showmatch
    C9
    vs
    TSM
    		Link

    Images

    • C9 Hai, NA LCS 2013 Summer
      C9 Hai, NA LCS 2013 Summer
    • C9 Hai, NA LCS 2013 Summer
      C9 Hai, NA LCS 2013 Summer
    • C9 Hai, NA LCS 2014 Spring
      C9 Hai, NA LCS 2014 Spring
    • C9 Hai, Worlds 2014
      C9 Hai, Worlds 2014
    • C9 Hai, NA LCS 2015 Spring
      C9 Hai, NA LCS 2015 Spring
    • C9 Hai, NA LCS 2016 Spring
      C9 Hai, NA LCS 2016 Spring
    • C9C Hai, NACS 2016 Summer
      C9C Hai, NACS 2016 Summer
    • FLY Hai, NA LCS 2017 Spring
      FLY Hai, NA LCS 2017 Spring
    • GG Hai, NA LCS 2018 Spring
      GG Hai, NA LCS 2018 Spring
    • LCS Hai, All-Star Las Vegas 2018
      LCS Hai, All-Star Las Vegas 2018
    • C9 Hai, LCS 2024 Spring
      C9 Hai, LCS 2024 Spring

    Redirects

    The following pages redirect here:

    References

    1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Orbit Gaming LoL - No Longer Part of Orbit + Lonestar Clash 2 Attendance reddit.com
    2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Orbit Gaming Announces New League of Legends Team na.leagueoflegends.com
    3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Slasher's Tweet twitter.com
    4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Quantic Gaming's Tweet twitter.com
    5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Quantic Gaming's Tweet twitter.com
    6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 Introducing Quantic's LoL Division quanticgaming.com
    7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 Quantic Gaming welcomes Cloud 9 quanticgaming.com
    8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 Quantic Respond To Reports cadred.org
    9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 Quantic Gaming welcomes Cloud 9 quanticgaming.com
    10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 10.3 10.4 Thank you Hai cloud9.gg
    11. ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 Quantic Respond To Reports cadred.org
    12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 12.3 12.4 Meteos Stepping Down cloud9.gg
    13. ↑ 13.0 13.1 13.2 NA LCS Offseason, Scheduling, and more lolesports.com
    14. ↑ 14.0 14.1 14.2 Hai's Tweet twitter.com
    15. ↑ 15.0 15.1 15.2 FlyQuest confirm Moon as jungler thescoreesports.com
    16. ↑ 16.0 16.1 16.2 Hai's AMA reddit.com
    17. ↑ 17.0 17.1 17.2 Golden Guardians Announce North American League of Legends Championship Series Roster nba.com
    18. ↑ 18.0 18.1 18.2 18.3 18.4 Jurassiq's Tweet twitter.com
    19. ↑ 19.0 19.1 19.2 Radiance's Tweet twitter.com
    20. ↑ 20.0 20.1 20.2 Radiance's Tweet twitter.com
    21. ↑ 21.0 21.1 21.2 21.3 21.4 21.5 Archive Pages: before change - NA - 2024-01-04; after change - NA - 2024-01-05
    22. ↑ 22.0 22.1 22.2 C9's Linkedin Post linkedin.com
    23. ↑ 23.0 23.1 23.2 Bunny FuFuu and Rush Agree to Terms with Cloud9 redbull.com
    24. ↑ Cloud9 and Unicorns of Love confirmed, get your tickets now! en.intelextrememasters.com
    25. ↑ Thank you Hai cloud9.gg
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