GAM Esports is Vietnam’s flagship League of Legends organisation and one of the defining names in Southeast Asian competitive play. Recognised by the tag GAM, the team now flies the Vietnamese flag in the League of Legends Championship Pacific (LCP), the unified top division that gathers the finest talent from across the Asia-Pacific into a single, fiercely contested circuit.
Few teams embody a national scene the way GAM embodies Vietnamese League of Legends. Known historically for an aggressive, tempo-driven style that has earned respect at international events, the organisation has long been the benchmark that domestic rivals measure themselves against. Its arrival in the LCP means that reputation is now tested weekly against the best sides from Taiwan, Japan, Oceania and beyond, sharpening the stakes of every fixture.
GAM’s current roster features Gloryy, Artemis, Taki, Draktharr and Kiaya. Kiaya is a widely respected top laner whose presence anchors the squad, while the surrounding cast rounds out the map across the jungle, mid, bot and support roles. The chemistry within this five-man group is central to GAM’s hopes of maintaining its status at the sharp end of Pacific competition.
The LCP season unfolds through structured league stages and knockout playoffs, culminating in qualification spots for the sport’s marquee international tournaments. For a team of GAM’s stature, mere participation has never been the ceiling; the organisation and its devoted following expect deep playoff runs and a genuine claim to regional supremacy.
As the Pacific circuit continues to grow, GAM Esports stands out as a franchise with both the pedigree and the fanbase to shape the competition’s narrative. Should its current roster gel and rediscover the boldness that made the organisation famous, GAM will remain one of the most dangerous and closely watched teams in the LCP for the foreseeable future.
GAM Esports competes in the LCP (PACIFIC region).
The GAM Esports roster includes Kiaya, Draktharr, Levi, Gloryy, Artemis, Taki.

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