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3DMAX

3DMAX is a French esports club founded in 2009, best known for its Counter-Strike program and competition-led commercial identity.

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Updated September 28, 2026

Commercial snapshot

Founded

2009

3DMAX describes itself as an established French esports association founded in 2009.[2]

Based in

Paris, France

The club's company profile identifies Paris as its headquarters.[2]

Signature achievement

2026 Counter-Strike Asia Championships participant

3DMAX was included in the official CAC 2026 participant record.[3]

Audience reach

Not publicly disclosed

Ownership

Not publicly disclosed

The retained official sources do not publish a current ownership table.

Current financials

Not publicly disclosed

No current revenue, valuation or profitability disclosure was identified.

Category

Club partnerships

Partner

Public partner roster not fully disclosed

Commercial note

The official site shows partner branding, but the retained sources do not establish each partner's rights scope or term.[1]

3DMAX is a French esports club whose official site centers on Counter-Strike competition, team results, merchandise and partner-facing activity. The club profile identifies the organization as founded in 2009 and based in Paris.[1][2]

PTG Database Analysis

3DMAX is best understood as a focused Counter-Strike club rather than a broad multi-title entertainment group. Its CAC 2026 appearance provides an international competition reference point, while the club’s own store and partner presentation create more direct commercial surfaces than the current public evidence supports for audience-scale claims.[1][3]

References3
  1. [1]3DMAX official website — Official club identity, results, merchandise and partner context.
  2. [2]3DMAX company profile — Founded year, French identity and Paris headquarters.
  3. [3]CAC 2026 official website — Official competition participant source.

Commercial opportunities

Counter-Strike team rights

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French esports storytelling

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