Club
Bilibili Gaming (BLG) is a China-based esports club founded in 2017, with teams in League of Legends, VALORANT and Delta Force.
Founded
18 December 2017[1]
Audience reach
BLG’s parent-company link places its teams within Bilibili’s video and community ecosystem, giving brands a native route to esports content and fan interaction.[2]
The reviewed sources do not establish a repeatable third-party activation model or a complete external Club-level partner roster. Any proposal should clear rights separately across BLG, each team and Bilibili.
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