LGD Gaming

LGD Gaming created their League of Legends division on 20 February 2012, with Zhou "Bug" Qilin leading the team. After the TGA Grand Prix 2012, LGD qualified for the Season 2 China Regional Finals, but fell short after losing to Invictus Gaming. In 2013 Tencent created China's first championship series, the League of Legends Pro League (LPL). LGD failed to join the league through the qualifiers in both the spring and summer seasons of 2013, but was successful the next year, qualifying for the 2014 LPL Spring Split. The team placed fifth in the regular season of the 2014 LPL Spring Split, failing to qualify for playoffs. In the regular season of the 2014 LPL Summer Split however, LGD placed fourth and qualified for playoffs, where they lost to EDward Gaming 0–3 in the first round and Star Horn Royal Club 1–3 in the loser's bracket, remaining in 4th. LGD was unable to qualify for the 2014 World Championship after losing the final qualifying round in the 2014 China Regional Finals to OMG.

After failing to qualify for the 2014 World Championship, LGD decided to sign Korean players in hopes of qualifying the next year. Bot laner Gu "imp" Seung-bin[10] and top laners Choi "Acorn" Cheon-ju and Lee "Flame" Ho-jong were acquired from Samsung White, Samsung Blue, and CJ Entus Blaze respectively. LGD placed sixth in the regular season of the 2015 LPL Spring Split with a 7–5–10 record, qualifying for playoffs. In playoffs the team surprised expectations by beating both OMG and Snake Esports, who were 3rd and 2nd respectively in the regular season, in two 3–0 sweeps. This qualified LGD for the finals,[11] where they lost 2–3 to EDward Gaming in a close series.

LGD began the 2015 LPL Summer Split without support Chen "Pyl" Bo, the team's captain and shotcaller, who was unable to play in the first week. Substitute support Liu "Fan" Yifan replaced Pyl, but Pyl's absence led to underwhelming results. LGD ended the regular season in 5th with a 6–4–12 record, advancing to the summer playoffs. In playoffs, LGD defeated both Vici Gaming and Snake Esports 3–1 to advance to the semifinals, where they beat heavy favourites EDward Gaming in a rematch of the spring finals 3–0 against many analysts' predictions. LGD faced off against Qiao Gu Reapers in the finals, defeating them 3–2 in a close series and qualifying for the 2015 World Championship as the first seed from China. LGD was placed in Group D of the 2015 World Championship, along with Korean team KT Rolster, European team Origen, and American team TSM. LGD disappointed heavily in the first week, failing to win a single game. The team bounced back slightly in the second week, managing to take games off of Origen and TSM, but failing to beat KT Rolster. LGD was knocked out of the tournament after placing third in their group.

2020 year In 2020, the League of Legends Division of the LGD team failed to qualify for the playoffs due to insufficient points in the LPL Spring Split. In the same year, a large number of players were introduced before the summer game. In the regular season, they successfully advanced to the playoffs with a record of 10 wins and 6 losses. The first round of the game defeated the WE team 3:1 to advance to the next round. In the second round, he defeated IG team 3:0 to advance to the semi-finals, lost to JDG team 1:3 in the semifinals, and then lost to SN team 0:3 in the third place to get the third place. Subsequently, in the first round of the S10 qualifiers, they lost to the SN team 0:3, and in the second round they defeated the IG team 3:1, successfully qualifying for the second global finals. In January 2020, the club established the LGD. Big Goose Team, the King of Glory Division. Successfully advanced to the playoffs in the 2020 KPL Spring Split, lost to DYG in the first round of the playoffs and fell into the loser's bracket, and then lost to Guangzhou TTG.XQ in the loser's bracket to end his spring split. On March 6, 2020, LGD E-Sports Club officially announced the successful acquisition of SDR E-Sports Club and the establishment of LGD Peace Elite Team. In the 2020 PEL S2 event, LGD team was eliminated in the final and failed to enter the top four.