Club

Weibo Gaming

Weibo Gaming is a Chinese multi-title esports club with verified League of Legends and Delta Force teams and a 2025 Esports World Cup Teamfight Tactics title.

Michael Min via Wikimedia Commons (LNG vs Weibo Gaming — 2024 Worlds Quarterfinals), CC BY 3.0

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Updated September 6, 2026

Commercial snapshot

Founded

Not verified in retained primary sources

The retained official materials establish current divisions and results but do not provide a sufficiently authoritative Club founding date.

Based in

Not publicly disclosed

Current headquarters are not publicly disclosed; Official Club channels and the Esports World Cup Foundation identify Weibo Gaming among the program's Chinese Clubs.[1][5]

Signature achievement

Teamfight Tactics champion at Esports World Cup 2025

The official EWC report records a 3–1 grand-final win over Virtus.pro and a US$150,000 first prize.[4]

Audience reach

Not publicly disclosed

Ownership

Weibo-affiliated; current legal ownership not separately verified

The Club is branded and operated through official Weibo channels, but the retained primary sources do not publish a current Club cap table.

Current financials

Private; standalone Club financials not publicly disclosed

No audited Club-only revenue, profitability or valuation was located in the retained sources.

Key people

Not publicly disclosed

Current Club leadership

The retained primary sources do not provide a sufficiently complete current Club leadership list.

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PTG Database Analysis

Weibo Gaming’s Club record represents the brand, commercial platform and cross-title identity, while League of Legends and Delta Force remain separate Team entities. This prevents roster changes, match results and title-specific publisher rights from being flattened into permanent Club facts.[1][2][3]

The 2025 EWC Teamfight Tactics championship is a verified global proof point, and Club Partner Program selection adds an official international development context. Together they support event, content and multi-title partnership analysis, but neither source establishes unrestricted rights across every Weibo Gaming division.[4][5]

The public record is strong on competition and official social identity but weaker on corporate disclosure. Current legal ownership structure, leadership, standalone financials, complete sponsor roster, partner fees and independently audited audience conversion remain unverified; those gaps are shown explicitly rather than filled from secondary databases.

References6

[1]Weibo Gaming — League of Legends — Official division identity and social channel
[2]Weibo Gaming — Delta Force — Official division identity and social channel
[3]Esports World Cup — 2025 TFT title — Official championship result and prize record
[4]Esports World Cup Foundation — 2025 Club Partner Program — Official program participation and Chinese Club context
[5]Wikimedia Commons — 2024 Worlds image — Cover provenance, photographer attribution and CC BY 3.0 license
[6]Weibo Gaming Delta Force roster coverage — People's Esports

Commercial opportunities

Multi-title team rights

League of Legends and Delta Force are separate structured Team relations; any activation must specify game, roster, territory and publisher permissions.[1][2][3]

Social and content activation

Official division accounts provide a native Chinese social-distribution surface, subject to platform and Club approval.[1][2]

International tournament programs

The EWC title and Club Partner Program create verified event and content contexts without implying perpetual rights.[4][5]

Disclosure status

Current legal ownership, leadership, audited Club financials, partner fees and independently audited audience conversion remain undisclosed.

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