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JD Gaming is a Beijing-based Chinese multi-title esports club established in 2017 and operated as a core brand of JD Gaming's parent operating company.

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JD Gaming official website brand mark, adapted for PTG cover format
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Updated September 6, 2026

Commercial snapshot

Founded

2017

JDG's official site identifies the club as established in 2017.[1]

Based in

Beijing, China

The official contact address is JD Esports Center in Tongzhou, Beijing.[1]

Signature achievement

2023 Mid-Season Invitational champion

Riot's 2024 competition update identifies JDG as the 2023 MSI winner.[2]

Audience reach

Not publicly disclosed

Ownership

Not publicly disclosed

The site identifies 京东星宇电竞(北京)文化传播有限公司 as copyright holder but does not publish current ownership percentages.[1]

Current financials

Private; not publicly disclosed

Revenue, valuation, profitability and sponsorship fees were not confirmed in the reviewed sources.

Category

Current partner inventory

Partner

Displayed on the official JDG website

Commercial note

The club maintains a partner area and dedicated domestic and international business contacts, but the accessible page does not reliably expose a complete text list of current partners.[1]

PTG Database Analysis

JD Gaming combines four competitive divisions with a Beijing venue and a parent operating company that presents the club as an esports, culture and entertainment brand. The official portfolio supports the shared Club view, while PTG keeps rosters, results and league participation attached to the relevant Team records.[1]

The commercial proposition extends beyond one League of Legends roster: JDG publicly offers domestic and overseas business contacts and describes professional services for users, brands and products. Its 2023 MSI title supplies a strong international proof point, but historic achievement rights and present activation inventory must still be scoped to the applicable team and period.[1][2]

The reviewed sources do not disclose current ownership percentages, executive leadership, partner terms, revenue, valuation, audited audience methodology, fees or conversion data. Those fields remain unknown rather than being inferred from the JD name or from logos rendered on the official site.[1]

References3
  1. [1]JD Gaming — Official website — Official founding, operating identity, team portfolio, contact details and brand imagery
  2. [2]LoL Esports — 2024 competition update — Riot Games confirmation of JDG's 2023 MSI title
  3. [3]拉开“搜打撤”职业电竞幕布,三角洲行动首个职业联赛登上舞台 — 人民电竞

Commercial opportunities

Competitive team rights

Rights can be scoped to a named JDG division, game, market and competition.[1]

Content and venue integration

JDG positions its club media, esports centre and professional services as brand-facing activation surfaces.[1]

Domestic and international sales

The official site publishes separate domestic and overseas business contacts.[1]

Disclosure status

Current partner terms, fees, audited audience methodology, revenue and conversion data are not publicly disclosed.

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