All news: Gambit

During the recent podcast, Insomniac Games Technical Director Mike Fitzgerald shared that he wants to make a video game about Gambit - a well-known mutant from Marvel.

Riot Games have unveiled the Dark Gambit cinematic, kicking off the 2025 season of League of Legends. LeBlanc, Viktor, Atakhan, and the new mysteries of Ionia — all in one powerful trailer.

The Russian team will continue to play under an independent tag in search of a new esports organization.

The football club remained unnamed until recently in an attempt to hide its ambitions in the discipline from Riot Games.

Ex-Gambit Esports have announced that they will try to reach new heights together.

The team has represented the colors of the Russian club since the end of 2019.

The team will continue to perform on the professional stage under the One Move tag.

According to an analyst, the North American club shelled out one million dollars for the transfer of players, coaches and management.

The division lasted a little over a year.

The team left letw1k3 and Toose, as well as analyst k1n3c7.

The deal is between Cloud9 and Norwegian agency Ulti, who bought and owned the rights to the players.

The Russian team has found a new club where they will continue their career. Suddenly it was Cloud9.

Players will continue to play at Apex Legends Global Series: Split 2 Pro League - EMEA under the name "Players".

The Russian specialist has been working in the organization since 2013.

The day before, an insider reported that the Russian esports organization Gambit Esports put up a roster for transfer

It remains to wait for the first applicants for the purchase.

ESL Pro League Season 15 runs from March 9 to April 10 in Germany.

Not only BLAST and ESL got it, but also some Ukrainian studios, including Maincast and WePlay.

Club players will be able to play under a neutral flag.

The agreement is for three years.

The agreement is valid for one year.

The official statement appeared on the organization's Twitter.

Within the framework of cooperation, the parties will release the first NFT collection of an esports organization.

This decision was caused by the inability of F_1N to work with the roster in many tournaments.

As part of the deal, the parties will hold meetings with fans in Moscow and St. Petersburg

The 37-year-old has served his 8.75-month ban from ESIC for using a camera bug.

From now on, the platform becomes an official partner of the organization's rosters in CS: GO and Dota 2 disciplines.

Detailed statistics were shared by the HLTV.org portal.