After coming up short last season, Gambit Esports will aim for the LCL championship once more with a new roster for the 2020 Summer Split. The team features four new players in the top lane, mid lane, AD carry, and support positions. The only player to remain from the previous League of Legends lineup is veteran jungler Danil “Diamondprox” Reshetnikov. Meanwhile, former top laner Alexander “PvPStejos” Glazkov has become the squad’s head coach. https://twitter.com/GambitEsports/status/1262307529024995328?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1262307529024995328%7Ctwgr%5E&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fdotesports.com%2Fleague-of-legends%2Fnews%2Fgambit-esports-introduces-new-league-roster-with-pvpstejos-as-head-coach “I am ready to prove myself in a new role, and take related responsibility for it,” PvPStejos said. “We will work with each player individually, as well as with a team as a whole—I will gladly put my heart and soul into this process.” Mark “DREAMPYLLA” Leksin, Alexey “Phlaty” Lemeshchuk, Artjoms “Shiganari” Pervušins, and Alexander “Lekcyc” Lexikov come from RoX, the team that took down Gambit in the semifinals of the 2020 LCL Spring Playoffs. They eventually lost in the finals against the Unicorns of Love in a 3-0 sweep. It’s interesting to see Gambit replace almost its entire roster, but its also surprising to see the four former RoX players jump ship after they came one series shy of the LCL championship. Now, RoX will have to rebuild its roster around jungler Stanimir “Four” Penchev. Gambit has also decided to build around the experienced talent of Diamondprox. The 27-year-old has been touted as one of the most iconic junglers to play the game. Even though the glory years of Moscow Five are long behind him, he still has plenty left in the tank. The legendary Russian team was once feared on the international stage due to their unconventional picks and the innovating ADC in the bottom lane called Genja. He was usually the first to discover broken builds on certain champions, which started becoming meta a couple of weeks later. Now, a former shadow of themselves, Gambit Esports seek justice in the Russian LCL league. While they are far away from having any international success, the recent roster changes seem like a good start. Diamondprox has been playing for a long time and his veteran experience should help the newly formed roster achieve local success and then get a shot at the international competition as well. Stay tuned for more information regarding roster changes in the off-season in the upcoming days as more teams across the globe seek to improve their chances to win next split or cut costs amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
After coming up short last season, Gambit Esports will aim for the LCL championship once more with a new roster for the 2020 Summer Split. The team features four new players in the top lane, mid lane, AD carry, and support positions. The only player to remain from the previous League of Legends lineup is veteran jungler Danil “Diamondprox” Reshetnikov. Meanwhile, former top laner Alexander “PvPStejos” Glazkov has become the squad’s head coach. https://twitter.com/GambitEsports/status/1262307529024995328?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1262307529024995328%7Ctwgr%5E&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fdotesports.com%2Fleague-of-legends%2Fnews%2Fgambit-esports-introduces-new-league-roster-with-pvpstejos-as-head-coach “I am ready to prove myself in a new role, and take related responsibility for it,” PvPStejos said. “We will work with each player individually, as well as with a team as a whole—I will gladly put my heart and soul into this process.” Mark “DREAMPYLLA” Leksin, Alexey “Phlaty” Lemeshchuk, Artjoms “Shiganari” Pervušins, and Alexander “Lekcyc” Lexikov come from RoX, the team that took down Gambit in the semifinals of the 2020 LCL Spring Playoffs. They eventually lost in the finals against the Unicorns of Love in a 3-0 sweep. It’s interesting to see Gambit replace almost its entire roster, but its also surprising to see the four former RoX players jump ship after they came one series shy of the LCL championship. Now, RoX will have to rebuild its roster around jungler Stanimir “Four” Penchev. Gambit has also decided to build around the experienced talent of Diamondprox. The 27-year-old has been touted as one of the most iconic junglers to play the game. Even though the glory years of Moscow Five are long behind him, he still has plenty left in the tank. The legendary Russian team was once feared on the international stage due to their unconventional picks and the innovating ADC in the bottom lane called Genja. He was usually the first to discover broken builds on certain champions, which started becoming meta a couple of weeks later. Now, a former shadow of themselves, Gambit Esports seek justice in the Russian LCL league. While they are far away from having any international success, the recent roster changes seem like a good start. Diamondprox has been playing for a long time and his veteran experience should help the newly formed roster achieve local success and then get a shot at the international competition as well. Stay tuned for more information regarding roster changes in the off-season in the upcoming days as more teams across the globe seek to improve their chances to win next split or cut costs amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
