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Team
JD Gaming League of Legends
JD Gaming League of Legends is the Beijing-based JDG team competing in China's LPL.

Commercial snapshot
Founded
Not publicly disclosed
Signature achievement
Not publicly disclosed
Club
Tournament
Partnerships
Commercial categories and activation routes identified from the profile.
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]
References2
- [1]JD Gaming official website — Official club and team identity.
- [2]LoL Esports 2024 state of the game — Official competition ecosystem context.
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Matches
- Demacia Cup Global Invitational 2026CompletedNatus Vincere1JD Gaming2
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