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Moscow Five, abbreviated as M5, is a Russian esports organization. This page details the team's history when it was considered a CIS team. For the European team, see Moscow Five.
Founded in 2001, M5 had roots in Counter-Strike 1.6, WarCraft 3, FIFA, and DotA. In December 2011, Moscow Five recruited the players of Team Empire, who had qualified to compete at IEM Kiev.[1] This team went on to be a dominant force in the European League of Legends scene throughout Season 2. Following the July 2012 arrest of Moscow Five CEO Dmitry "ddd1ms" Smelyi, the organization released its League of Legends team in January 2013 due to lack of funding.[2][3]
The organization acquired the roster of Russian Force in August 2014.
History[]
2014 Season[]
On August 19, 2014 Moscow Five acquired a new roster: Formerly Russian Force, Stejos, lumberjackk, FlashInTheNight, dayruin and Archie joined the team.[4]
2015 Preseason[]
Moscow 5 won the IEM Cologne CIS qualifier, defeating Dolphins of Wall Street 2-0 in the finals. However, they were unable to attend the event due to visa issues and so Dolphins of Wall Street attended in their place.[5][6]
Timeline[]
- 2014
- 2015
- 2019
- 2020
- August 19, Roster of Russian Force is acquired.
Stejos,
lumberjackk,
Flashinthenight,
dayruin, and
Archie join.
Symphony joins as substitute.[7] lumberjackk renames to Canya. Flashinthenight renames to Flashy. - November (approx.),
Symphony leaves.
- June 14, LCL Open Cup spot of Supra Esports is acquired.
Fomko,
Balkane,
Articuna,
MewTwo,
LakeOfSorrow, and Halbua (Head Coach) join.[9] - June 15,
SaintArkain joins as substitute. - June 22,
SaintArkain moves to starting roster.
Fomko retires.[10] - June 24,
Degh joins.
SaintArkain moves to substitute. - July (approx.),
Degh leaves.
- February 15,
Khomzar,
Laatch, and
Olejka Carry join.
TsarCanya rejoins.
Balkane,
MewTwo,
LakeOfSorrow,
SaintArkain, and Halbua (Head Coach) leave. - May 2,
Gimliques and
N0j0y join.
Khomzar and
Olejka Carry leave.[11] - June (approx.),
Gimliques,
TsarCanya,
Articuna,
Laatch, and
N0j0Y leave.
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 | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gimliques | Roman Generalov | Top Laner | May 20202020-05-02 | ≈Jun 2020≈2020-06-?? |  RoX | ||
| TsarCanya | Alexander Sinyakov | Jungler | Feb 20202020-02-15 | ≈Jun 2020≈2020-06-?? |  CPT.A | ||
| Articuna | Valentīns Virvičs | Mid Laner | Jun 20192019-06-14 | ≈Jun 2020≈2020-06-?? |  VEG | ||
| Laatch | Felix Melin | Bot Laner | Feb 20202020-02-15 | ≈Jun 2020≈2020-06-?? |  FL | ||
| N0j0Y | Andrei Rakitin | Support | May 20202020-05-02 | ≈Jun 2020≈2020-06-?? |  MCN | ||
| Khomzar | Top Laner | Feb 20202020-02-15 | May 20202020-05-02 |  Retired | |||
| Olejka Carry | Oleg Makarov | Support | Feb 20202020-02-15 | May 20202020-05-02 | Retired | ||
| Balkane | Cristian Lengyel | Jungler | Jun 20192019-06-14 | Feb 20202020-02-15 |  ANGR | ||
| MewTwo | Yevhen Zavalnyi | Bot Laner | Jun 20192019-06-14 | Feb 20202020-02-15 | ANGR | ||
| LakeOfSorrow | Daniil Evlentiev | Support | Jun 20192019-06-14 | Feb 20202020-02-15 | ANGR | ||
| SaintArkain | Aleksandr Pupkov | Sub/Top | Jun 20192019-06-15 | Feb 20202020-02-15 | Retired | ||
| Degh | Oleksandr Degtyarov | Top Laner | Jun 20192019-06-24 | ≈Jul 2019≈2019-07-?? |  MOR | ||
| Fomko | Anton Fomkin | Top Laner | Jun 20192019-06-14 | Jun 20192019-06-22 |  FPA | ||
| Stejos | Alexander Glazkov | Top Laner | Aug 20142014-08-19 | May 20152015-05-10 |  TJ | ||
| Canya | Alexander Sinyakov | Jungler | Aug 20142014-08-19 | May 20152015-05-10 | TJ | ||
| Flashy | Yury Shilenkov | Mid Laner | Aug 20142014-08-19 | May 20152015-05-10 | TJ | ||
| dayruin | Boris Sherbakov | Bot Laner | Aug 20142014-08-19 | May 20152015-05-10 | TJ | ||
| Archie | Vyacheslav Egorov | Support | Aug 20142014-08-19 | May 20152015-05-10 | TJ | ||
| Symphony | Aleksey Tyunin | Sub/Jun | Aug 20142014-08-19 | ≈Nov 2014≈2014-11-?? |  HR |
Organization[]
Current[]
| C | ID | Name | Position |
|---|---|---|---|
| ee3hs | Dmitry Machulin | Owner |
Former[]
| C | ID | Name | Position | Next Team |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Halbua | Vladimir Borodin | Coach |  Angry Pumpkins
| |
| ddd1ms | Dmitry Smelyi | Owner | None | |
| Rogue LeBeau | Darina Lerua | Manager | None |
Tournaments[]
This table shows up to the 10 most recent results. For complete results, click here.
Links[]
- Moscow Five Preview: Season Two World Finals by ggChronicle
Articles[]
- 2016
- April 24, A historical look at the innovative Moscow 5 by Arian "potato" Hajdin on Slingshot
Interviews[]
Other Content[]
- 2018
- 2014
- May 16, The Top 10 Most Dominant League of Legends Rosters of All-Time by theScore Esports on theScore Esports
- December 30, Thorin's Thoughts - Unraveling the Magic of Moscow Five/Gambit Gaming (LoL) by Thorin
Images[]
Moscow 5's 2015 Roster. Left to Right: Stejos, Archie, dayruin, Flashy and Canya
Moscow 5's 2014 Roster. Left to Right: Stejos, Archie, dayruin, Symphony and Flashy
Previous Logo
References[]
- ↑ The Composition of M5.LOL moscowfive.ru
- ↑ Moscow Five Releases League of Legends Team English moscowfive.ru
- ↑ Moscow Five Releases League of Legends Team Russian moscowfive.ru
- ↑ Moscow Five's VKontakte Post (Russian) vk.com
- ↑ Moscow Five's vk Post (Russian) vk.com
- ↑ Everything you need to know about IEM Cologne euw.lolesports.com
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 7.5 7.6 Moscow Five's VK post (Russian) vk.com
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 8.3 8.4 8.5 Team Just's VK post (Russian) vk.com
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 9.5 9.6 Moscow Five Academy's VK Post (Russian) vk.com
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 Fomko's VK post (Russian) vk.com
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 11.3 11.4 Valya Virvich's VK Post vk.com