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Qingjiu Esports Club

Qingjiu Esports Club, also known as Q9, is a Chinese multi-title esports club founded in 2015 and based in Taicang.

Abbreviation: Q9Official website
Qingjiu Esports Club
Q9 club mark. · Q9 mark used in official Delta Force competition materials
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Updated September 27, 2026

Commercial snapshot

Founded

2015

The club website copyright and local employer profile date the organization to 2015.[1][2]

Based in

Taicang, China

A local employer profile lists its Taicang office in the university science park.[2]

Signature achievement

2020 CFS Grand Finals champion

Q9 E-Sports Club won the CrossFire final 3–2 against VINCIT Gaming.[3]

Ownership

Not publicly disclosed

The reviewed official materials do not disclose current ownership.

Current financials

Not publicly disclosed

No current revenue, valuation or profitability figures were disclosed in the reviewed sources.

Category

Public disclosure

Partner

Not publicly disclosed

Commercial note

No current club-level partner list was confirmed in the available sources.

PTG Database Analysis

Qingjiu’s most defensible commercial asset is a combination of a long-running club identity, a verified 2020 CrossFire world title and measurable official audiences on Weibo and Bilibili. The title creates a clear legacy association for partners, while the club’s official Chinese social channels provide distinct content and fan-engagement surfaces; the platform counts remain separate and are not a deduplicated reach figure.[1][3][4][5][6][7]

The reviewed sources do not disclose a current club-wide partner portfolio, ownership structure or financial results. Any commercial package should therefore be scoped around the title, team, platform and territory for which Qingjiu can document current rights.[1][3][4]

References8
  1. [1]Q9-Esports official website — Official Q9 club site.
  2. [2]CFS 2020 Grand Finals result — Official CrossFire Esports result confirming Q9's championship.
  3. [3]Q9 official Weibo roster post — Q9 Club's CrossFire roster announcement for the 2025 EWC.
  4. [4]Taicang employer profile — Employer-authenticated profile for Suzhou Q9 Network Technology Co., Ltd.
  5. [5]情久电子竞技俱乐部 official Weibo profile — Weibo
  6. [6]情久电子竞技俱乐部 official Bilibili profile — Bilibili
  7. [7]情久俱乐部CODM official Bilibili profile — Bilibili
  8. [8]太仓电竞这些年,副主任怎么看? — User-provided source

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