Chinese esports team wins League of Legends world championship amid Beijing’s gaming clampdown



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China’s Edward Gaming (EDG) team was crowned the 2021 League of Legends world championships winners on November 6, 2021, after a five-game thriller that saw it beating last year’s champion, South Korea’s DWG Kia. The Shanghai-based team is bringing home prize money totalling US$2.225 million. The win comes as Beijing tightened control over video gaming. Players under 18 can now only play between 8-9pm on Fridays, Saturdays and statutory holidays. The new rule has dashed the esport ambitions of many of China’s young gamers.

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34 thoughts on “Chinese esports team wins League of Legends world championship amid Beijing’s gaming clampdown”

  1. 👎👎👎👹👹👹Watch out !!! there are a lots of Propaganda Channels by Communist China 🇨🇳to Taiwan & World. China 🇨🇳 chips technology is far below US, so invades Taiwan to get TSMC chips in order to control the world.

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  2. I don't think the e-sport will make china government change its mind, training for professionals only cater to a small percentage number of total gamers.

    Like people like to play soccer, not many of them wanted to play professionally but the majority just play casually.

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  3. Rather than wasting billions on Olympic a dying event nobody watches, China should invest on future promising E Sport and other non political sporting events that can garner million of fans.

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  4. I'm quite surprised that there's quite a lot of news talk about this LOL world championship that the China team won. But not once, they mention their LGD got 2nd place (5.2M usd), lost to a black horse, Team Spirit in The International 10

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