Invictus Gaming



Invictus Gaming (iG) is a Chinese multi-platform e-sports organization.

History
In August 2011, Invictus Gaming was formed by Wang Sicong, the son of the 11th richest Chinese man, Wang Jianlin, aiming to reassemble electronic sports in China. In the next few days, CCM was purchased by iG for a fee of $6,000,000. iG.Z participated in The International 2011. xiao8 and ddc left iG.Z after The International 2011 and were replaced by Awoke and Faith, in the first ever official transfer in Chinese e-sports.

iG acquired their second DotA team in a controversial manner, in which they signed 4 players from LGD. Sharingan transferred from PanDa after a controversial blocking of Lanm's transfer by EHOME.

In November 2011, iG decided to merge 2 teams into 1 and drop 5 players.

In August 2012, iG won The International 2, winning the loser's bracket and defeating reigning champions Natus Vincere 3-1 in the Grand Final.

Current Roster

 * Chen "Zhou" Yao (C)
 * Luo "430" Feichi
 * Jiang "YYF" Cen
 * Wong "ChuaN" Hock Chuan
 * Zeng "Faith" Hongda

iG.Z

 * Silver medal icon.svg WCG China (2011)
 * Gold medal icon.svg CPL Offline (2011)
 * Silver medal icon.svg E-Sports Champions League Season 3 (2011)

iG.Y

 * Gold medal icon.svg G-League 2011 Season 2 Shijiazhuang LAN Qualifier (2011)
 * Silver medal icon.svg Wuxi International eSports Champions Cup (2011)
 * Gold medal icon.svg Hold Cup (2011)
 * Gold medal icon.svg E-Sports Champions League Season 3 (2011)
 * Silver medal icon.svg GK99 Yougang Invitational Cup (2011)
 * Bronze medal icon.svg World DotA Championship (2011)

iG

 * Gold medal icon.svg SMM Grand National DotA Tournament (2011)
 * Silver medal icon.svg E-Sports Champions League Season 4 (2011)
 * Silver medal icon.svg GIGABYTE RTS Xmas Fight (2011)
 * Bronze medal icon.svg Hao Fang Golden League (2011)
 * Bronze medal icon.svg China Joy National Esports Championship (2011)
 * Gold medal icon.svg E-Sports Champions League Finals (2011)
 * Silver medal icon.svg Nvidia Gaming Festival 2012 (2012)