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Sheep Esports

Sheep Esports is an esports media outlet founded in 2023, focused on League of Legends news and expanding coverage across VALORANT, Counter-Strike 2 and Rocket League.

Updated Oct 16, 2026Official website
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Founded

2023[1]

Core coverage

League of Legends · VALORANT · CS2 · Rocket League[1]

Editorial formats

News · interviews · rankings · financial analysis[1]

Products

Transfer Hub · Sheep Stats[1]

Site languages

English · French · Spanish · German · Portuguese · Korean[1]

Operator and registered office

SHEEP ESPORTS SRL · Ixelles · Belgium[2][5]

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Category

Prediction market · League of Legends and VALORANT

Commercial note

Sheep says the partnership supports its League of Legends and VALORANT editorial coverage and does not extend to Rocket League.[4]

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Founded in 2023, Sheep Esports focuses on League of Legends reporting and has expanded into VALORANT, Counter-Strike 2 and Rocket League. Its coverage includes news, interviews, rankings, guides, roster reporting and financial analysis. The site lists English, French, Spanish, German, Portuguese and Korean versions.[1]

The outlet’s Transfer Hub tracks roster changes in League of Legends and VALORANT, while Sheep Stats provides player performance, match results, brackets and statistics. Its reporting on Team Liquid’s workforce restructuring is one example of its coverage of esports organizations’ business and operating conditions.[1][6]

Sheep Esports identifies SHEEP ESPORTS SRL as its operator. Companyweb lists the company’s registered office at Avenue Louise 331/4 in Ixelles, Belgium.[2][5]

In June 2026, Sheep announced a partnership with Polymarket to support its League of Legends and VALORANT coverage; the announcement says the agreement does not extend to Rocket League. Sheep also stated that Polymarket would not influence newsroom decisions and that sponsored content would be disclosed.[4]