LCS EU Summer'15 is a nine-week long competition (May 28th – July 24^th) that features ten teams from Europe. Competitors face each other twice in a best-of-one format. By the end of the regular part of the split six teams qualify for playoffs and compete for a prize pool as well as Championship Points that they must accrue to qualify for Season 5 Worlds. 10^th place is automatically relegated and replaced by the 1^st place Challenger team. 8^th and 9^th place will battle against 2^nd and 3^rd place Challenger teams to qualify for LCS EU Spring'16.

Amaury "Moopz" Minguerche, Pierre "Steelback" Medjaldi and Karim "ImSoFresh" Bbahla join Gambit Gaming as substitutes. In accordance with an LCS ruling, earlier this week each team competing in the LCS had to finalize their starting line-ups as well as substitute players. Each team is allowed to use only these players until the conclusion of the current competitive circuit that includes: the remaining two weeks of LCS, Summer Split playoffs and Worlds.

With a win over SK Gaming and a loss to Giants during the 7^th week we moved to the 6^th place in the standings that we share with Roccat: 6 Wins and 8 Losses. With four games left until the end of the season, we have to secure as many victories as possible and our games against Unicorns of Love and Elements are of the outmost importance.

What was your favourite fan interaction? Cabochard: IEM Katowice. It was cool how fans cheered and came to greet us, so many of them, even though we lost and did not perform at that event. I was really pleased!

Kévin "Shaunz" Ghanbarzadeh joined our team as a Head Coach in the beginning of this split. He quickly earned the respect of our players and had a positive influence on the development of our team over the course of this split. In this interview, Kévin talks about his background and ambitions, his work experience with Gambit and shares his thoughts on other teams in EU LCS.

LCS EU Summer'15 is a nine-week long competition (May 28th – July 24^th) that features ten teams from Europe. Competitors face each other twice in a best-of-one format. By the end of the regular part of the split six teams qualify for playoffs and compete for a prize pool as well as Championship Points that they must accrue to qualify for Season 5 Worlds. 10^th place is automatically relegated and replaced by the 1^st place Challenger team. 8^th and 9^th place will battle against 2^nd and 3^rd place Challenger teams to qualify for LCS EU Spring'16.

Victories over Copenhagen Wolves and Roccat allowed us to climb to the joint 5^th place with Unicorns of Love and Roccat: 5 Wins and 7 Losses. With three weeks left until the end of the regular season, our realistic goal is to secure 4^th/5^th place in order to avoid facing the 3^rd seed in the first round of playoffs. 

LCS EU Summer'15 is a nine-week long competition (May 28th – July 24^th) that features ten teams from Europe. Competitors face each other twice in a best-of-one format. By the end of the regular part of the split six teams qualify for playoffs and compete for a prize pool as well as Championship Points that they must accrue to qualify for Season 5 Worlds. 10^th place is automatically relegated and replaced by the 1^st place Challenger team. 8^th and 9^th place will battle against 2^nd and 3^rd place Challenger teams to qualify for LCS EU Spring'16.

LCS EU Summer'15 is a nine-week long competition (May 28th – July 24^th) that features ten teams from Europe. Competitors face each other twice in a best-of-one format. By the end of the regular part of the split six teams qualify for playoffs and compete for a prize pool as well as Championship Points that they must accrue to qualify for Season 5 Worlds. 10^th place is automatically relegated and replaced by the 1^st place Challenger team. 8^th and 9^th place will battle against 2^nd and 3^rd place Challenger teams to qualify for LCS EU Spring'16.

Going into the fourth week of LCS EU Spring we shared the 6^th place with Copenhagen Wolves and Roccat: 2 Wins and 4 Losses. Victory over Giants Gaming and loss to Unicorns of Love allowed us to retain the 6^th place, but now we are in a sole possession of it: 3 Wins and 5 Losses.

Who was your first main in League of Legends? Betsy: My first main back in Season 2 was Vladimir. I really liked that he did not use Mana as his resource and could be played both Top and Mid – that was really good for SoloQ.

LCS EU Summer'15 is a nine-week long competition (May 28th – July 24^th) that features ten teams from Europe. Competitors face each other twice in a best-of-one format. By the end of the regular part of the split six teams qualify for playoffs and compete for a prize pool as well as Championship Points that they must accrue to qualify for Season 5 Worlds. 10^th place is automatically relegated and replaced by the 1^st place Challenger team. 8^th and 9^th place will battle against 2^nd and 3^rd place Challenger teams to qualify for LCS EU Spring'16.

After a successful two-week trial we decided to hire Kévin "Shaunz" Ghanbarzadeh as our full-time Head Coach. We believe that Kévin has both the right attitude and the skill set to lead our team.

We are glad to announce that Kévin "Shaunz" Ghanbarzadeh will be joining Gambit Gaming as a Head Coach on a full-time basis. During his time with us we were able to confirm that he is the kind of coach we are looking for. Kévin has a great work attitude, leads our players by example, reinforces good wor environment, plays a crucial role in our strategic in-game development and is even working overtime.

LCS EU Summer'15 is a nine-week long competition (May 28th – July 24^th) that features ten teams from Europe. Competitors face each other twice in a best-of-one format. By the end of the regular part of the split six teams qualify for playoffs and compete for a prize pool as well as Championship Points that they must accrue to qualify for Season 5 Worlds. 10^th place is automatically relegated and replaced by the 1^st place Challenger team. 8^th and 9^th place will battle against 2^nd and 3^rd place Challenger teams to qualify for LCS EU Spring'16.