Video games now make more money than the U.S. movie and sports industries combined. A key driver of growth is the pro esports industry. Based on career earnings, the top esports teams of all time consistently perform at the highest levels of the industry. This article summarizes the official chairs used by the all-time-great pro esports teams.
What gaming chairs are the world’s leading eSports teams using in 2022? Among the 15 top-earning teams of all time(1), ten have official gaming chairs. Eight of those are made by Secretlab. Anda Seat makes the other two.
Other brands emerge in the top 16-30. There, we find teams partnered with Herman Miller, Vertagear, Respawn, and others.
Chair Partners: Top-15 eSports Teams
Based on earnings, here are the top-15 pro eSports teams of all time:
- Team Liquid ($38,207,210.78): Secretlab
- OG ($35,649,323): Secretlab
- Evil Geniuses ($25,571,431): Secretlab
- Team Spirit ($19,874,022): Secretlab
- Virtus.pro ($18,122,325): no partner
- Fnatic ($17,448,780): Anda Seat
- Natus Vincere ($16,937,369): Anda Seat
- Team Secret ($16,189,522): Secretlab
- Paris Saint-Germain eSports ($15,589,648): no chair partner
- Vici Gaming ($15,048,251): no chair partner
- Invictus Gaming ($14,598,303): Secretlab
- Newbee ($14,225,385): disbanded
- LGD Gaming ($11,960,444): no chair partner
- T1 ($11,883,516): Secretlab
- Cloud9 ($11,041,103): Secretlab
Team Liquid: Secretlab
Career earnings: $38,207,210 (ranked #1)
Every year since its founding in 2000, this Dutch squad has been performing at the highest levels. As a result, Team Liquid has reigned as the all-time earnings leader for several years running.
Today, Team Liquid has 60+ pro athletes competing in 14 different titles. Those include DOTA 2, League of Legends, CS:GO, Fortnite, PUBG, and more.
At present, Team Liquid partners include Monster Energy, Honda, Twitch, and HyperX. In April 2020, the team also entered into a partnership with Secretlab.
Learn more about the deal in this ChairsFX news report.
Team Liquid Edition chairs
Like all Secretlab designs, Team Liquid Edition Titan chairs come in small, medium, and large sizes. All models have a regal blue base with white trim and elaborate liquid gold embroidery. There’s also herringbone stitching on the backrest, which adds a luxury car aesthetic to the design.
Team Liquid’s signature horse icon appears on the front of the chair (in white) and back (embroidered in Liquid Gold). Also stitched on the top of the backrest is the team’s rallying cry “Ride or Die”.
This is one of the top-selling Secretlab team designs. At present, it’s available in five different 2022 and 2020 Series models:
| Team Liquid | 2022 Series NEW | 2020 Series |
| Small | Titan EVO $574 | Omega $474 |
| Medium | Titan EVO $574 | Titan $524 |
| XL | Titan EVO $624 | N/A |
Available from Secretlab in North America, the UK and EU, Oceania, Singapore, and Malaysia.
OG: Secretlab
Career earnings: $35,649,323 (ranked #2)
Based in Europe, OG was founded by Johan “N0tail” Sundstein in 2015. Based on career earnings, he is the highest-earning esports player of all time(2).
Most of OG’s tournament winnings have come from playing Dota 2. The team rose to stardom after its Dota 2 squad won The International 2018 and 2019 tournaments. The team worked with Maxnomic for several years before partnering with Secretlab in January 2020(3). Besides Secretlab, OG partners include Red Bull, SteelSeries, and FUN88.
DreamOG Edition gaming chairs
Secretlab Titan 2022 Series DreamOG chairs have a navy-blue base with white and silver accents. According to n0tail, these colors “… represent all our values: simplicity, solidity, and strength.”
Paying tribute to OG’s dual International wins, there are two Aegis icons embroidered on the right shoulder. On the backrest, inverse hexagon patterns resemble chemical bonds. Those signify the strong bond between the OG organization, its players, and fans.
Note that there are actually two versions of this chair. The 2020 Series version comes without the Red Bull logo; the latest version includes it on both sides of the chair.
| DreamOG | 2022 Series NEW | 2020 Series |
| Small | Titan EVO $574 | Omega $474 |
| Medium | Titan EVO $574 | Titan $524 |
| XL | Titan EVO $624 | N/A |
Available from Secretlab for customers in North America, the UK and EU, Oceania, Singapore, and Malaysia.
Evil Geniuses: Secretlab
Career earnings: $25,571,431 (ranked #3)
Founded in 1999, Evil Geniuses is based in Seattle, Washington. The team fields players in various fighting games. Those include CS:GO, Dota 2, Fortnite, Halo, League of Legends, and Rocket League. The team rose to prominence when its Dota 2 team won the International in 2015. In 2018, their Call of Duty team won the COD World Championships.
Evil Geniuses partners include Absolut vodka, Monster Energy, Razer, Twitch, and UltraGear. Previously with Maxnomic, the team partnered with Secretlab in July 2020. See this news report for details.
Evil Geniuses gaming chairs
Evil Geniuses gaming chairs have a royal blue PU leather base with white color accents. On the back, the base color is white, with blue accents.
EG logos are embroidered on the front and back of the chair. Along the black side wings, the team’s “LIVE EVIL” motto is embroidered in white.
| Evil Geniuses | 2022 Series NEW | 2020 Series |
| Small | N/A | Omega $474 |
| Medium | Titan EVO $574 | Titan $524 |
| XL | Titan EVO $624 | N/A |
Available from Secretlab in North America, the UK and EU, Oceania, Singapore, and Malaysia.
Team Spirit: Secretlab
Career earnings: $19,874,022 (ranked #4)
Team Spirit is a Russian squad founded in 2015. In five years, the team enjoyed moderate success, earning around $1 million. In 2021, they snuck in the bottom bracket at the International 10. They went on the steamroll the competition en route to the championship.
That earned Team Spirit a cool $18.7 million. With this single victory, they ascend to fourth overall in all-time earnings. Now among the world’s elite, they obviously needed a gaming chair partner.
On Jan. 11, 2022, the team announced a deal with Secretlab. An official team design is underway. Team Spirit branding uses a monochrome palette with a dragon logo. The logo is based on the Fibonacci spiral, with contour lines integrating built-in circles.
When the new chair comes out, we expect monochrome colors and a prominent team logo. On the back, adding Fibonacci spirals could make it a stunner! To learn more about, see this report:
Fifth-ranked Virtus.pro ($18,122,325 career earnings) doesn’t have a chair partner.
Fnatic: Anda Seat
Career earnings: $17,448,780 (ranked #6)
Fnatic teams compete in Apex Legends, CS:GO, Dota 2, League of Legends, PUBG Mobile, Rainbow Six Siege, and more. The team made history in 2011, winning the first-ever League of Legends World Championship.
The team also holds the record for the most League of Legends Championship Series titles in the LEC. Fnatic’s Sweden-based Counter-Strike team is also dominant. That squad has won three Global Offensive Majors and several other big tournaments.
Fnatic partners include BMW, AMD, Monster Energy, and Jack Links jerky. In May 2020, the team also partnered with Anda Seat. Check this news report for details.
Fnatic edition gaming chair
The Anda Seat Fnatic Edition is upholstered in smooth bonded, scratch-resistant PVC leather. It’s a versatile chair, rated for users 5’9″ to 6’9″ with a weight capacity of 441 pounds.
Orange color accents pop against the gun-gray leather. Under the hood, tilt and seat height controls are also a vivid orange. Fnatic logos adorn the front and back of the chair. Logos also appear on the extra-large memory foam lumbar pillow.
Fnatic edition from Anda Seat USD $549
The Fnatic edition is also available from Amazon UK. Learn more: Fnatic Edition Chair Review.
Natus Vincere: Anda Seat
Career earnings: $16,937,369 (ranked #7)
Founded in Ukraine in 2009, Natus Vincere is an elite CS:GO team with 20 Tier 1 wins. In 2021, the team had a sizzling run, winning two majors. Most recently, NaVi won the 14th Season of ESL Pro League (European championship). Earlier this year, they also won IEM Cologne 2021.
After partnering with DXRacer for several years, NaVi recently signed on with Anda Seat. The team recently released its new team chairs: a brilliant yellow design and a grid-patterned dark model.
Anda Seat X Navi Official Team Chair
The new NaVi team chairs are both based on the Anda Seat Dark Demon. That’s one of the original Anda Seat chairs that enjoyed a redesign earlier this year.
Features are solid across the board. Highlights include 4D armrests, a multifunction tilt, and a warranty extendable to six years of protection.
NaVi gaming chairs are available from AndaSeat.com for users in America ($449), the UK (£332.99), and the EU (€386.99). Click the button to access the appropriate store for your location.
Official NaVi chair from Anda Seat $529
Learn more about these chairs in this Anda Seat x NaVi chair release report.
Team Secret: Secretlab
Career earnings: $16,189,522 (ranked #8)
Based in Europe, Team Secret was founded in 2014 by “Puppey” Ivanov and “Cyborgmatt” Bailey. Most of the team’s career earnings have come from playing Dota 2.
These days, the team also competes in Street Fighter, Age of Empires 2, and Rainbow Six Siege. Team Secret partners include Corsair, NVIDIA GeForce, and Twitch. In August 2018, Team Secret announced a Secretlab partnership with a Tweet(4).
Team Secret gaming chair
Among all Secretlab pro esports team chairs, the Team Secret edition has one of the most minimalist designs. It’s a dark PU leather chair with basic white trim on the seat, side panels, and backrest.
Look closer to notice more details. Silver carbon fiber side wings add contrast, while angular detailing on the front of the backrest adds visual depth. It’s a tasteful, intelligent design that nicely reflects that team’s style.
| Team Secret | 2022 Series NEW | 2020 Series |
| Small | Titan EVO $574 | Omega $474 |
| Medium | Titan EVO $574 | Titan $524 |
| XL | Titan EVO $624 | N/A |
Available from Secretlab for residents of North America, the UK and EU, Oceania, Singapore, and Malaysia.
Ninth-ranked Paris Saint-Germain Esports ($15,589,648 career earnings) doesn’t have a chair partner.
Vici Gaming: DXRacer
Career earnings: $15,048,251 (ranked #10)
Vici Gaming is the all-time Chinese esports earnings leader. Based out of Shanghai, the team competes in Dota 2, League of Legends, StarCraft II, FIFA, CS:GO, and others. Vici Gaming’s Dota 2 squad is the in-house earnings leader.
The team has no big-ticket championships. Even so, its big earnings come from consistent contention in many lucrative tournaments.
Vici Gaming partners include AMD, HyperX, and a host of big-ticket Chinese companies. The team’s chair partner is DXRacer.
DXRacer Racing PRO Series
DXRacer is the original gaming chair brand, and also a Chinese company. The team’s partnership with DXRacer is mentioned in the header of its Facebook team page(5). Most images show the team using a variety of DXRacer chairs.
In the DXRacer collection, the Racing PRO Series is the specialty pro esports edition. It comes with 4D armrests, a multifunction tilt-lock, plus high-end padding and upholstery. It’s the same model Neymar uses during his CS:GO streams.
Racing PRO Series from DXRacer $399
The Racing PRO Series RV131 is also available on Amazon for Price not available.
Invictus Gaming: Secretlab
Career earnings: $14,598,303 (ranked #11)
Invictus Gaming is one of China’s most influential pro esports teams. The team was founded in 2011 by Wang Sicong. He’s the son of Wang Jianlin, one of the wealthiest men in China.
Invictus established China as an esports powerhouse after winning The International 2012. In 2018, Invictus became the first Chinese team to win the League of Legends World Championship. In 2019, the team placed first in the League of Legends Pro League (LPL) Spring 2019.
Invictus partners include Chevrolet, Shanghai Pudong Development Bank, and Carl Zeiss AG Partners. In October 2020, the team also partnered with Secretlab. That partnership also marked Secretlab’s entry into the Chinese gaming chair market.
Invictus Gaming chair
The Secretlab Invictus Gaming Edition takes inspiration from the team’s 2018 jersey design. Chairs have a white backrest with black trim. The team’s logo is embroidered on the front of the chair. On the back is the team name in large diagonal letters.
Embroidered emblems on the side wings, two icons hail iG’s historic wins at The International 2012 and 2018 LoL Worlds. Invictus Gaming chairs are only available for sale in China. To learn more about the Secretlab deal, see this report:
12th-ranked Newbee ($14,225,385 career earnings) was disbanded. #13 LGD Gaming doesn’t have a gaming chair partner.
T1: Secretlab
Career earnings: $11,883,516 (ranked #14)
Formerly SK Telecom T1, T1 is South Korea’s most successful pro esports team. Founded in 2003, T1’s League of Legends teams have won the 2013, 2015, and 2016 League of Legends World Championships.
The team’s star player is Lee Sang-hyeok, also known as Faker. Faker is widely considered the best League of Legends player of all time. T1 partners include Noke, BMW, Twitch, Samsung, and Red Bull. Secretlab has been the team’s official chair partner since 2019.
Official T1 gaming chairs
After a few years out of the limelight, T1 recently qualified for the 2021 Worlds. At around the same time, Secretlab released updated versions of the T1 team chair.
It’s a brilliant update. The new design comes in a luxurious maroon leatherette with clever detailing. T1 wing silhouettes cover the front of the chair in rich, dark red strips.
To provide contrast, T1’s logo appears on both sides of the chair in white leatherette. There’s also some embroidered detailing of the Secretlab logo and #T1WIN embroidered in black on the shoulder.
| Official T1 Chair | 2022 Series NEW | 2020 Series |
| Small | Titan EVO $574 | Omega $474 |
| Medium | Titan EVO $574 | Titan $524 |
| XL | Titan EVO $624 | N/A |
All models are available from Secretlab in North America, the EU and UK, Oceania, Singapore, and Malaysia.
Cloud9: Secretlab
Career earnings: $11,041,103 (ranked #15)
Cloud9 is an American esports team supported by several big-name investors. These include the WWE, NFL legend Joe Montana and Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian. Cloud9 mainly competes in League of Legends, Heroes of the Storm, and CS:GO.
The team was formed in 2013 by current CEO Jack Etienne. In 2021, Cloud9 became one of four in esports worth over $300 million(6). Its teams compete in a range of titles, including League of Legends, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, Fortnite and Rocket League.
Cloud9 partners include AT&T, Microsoft, Puma, BMW, HyperX, and Red Bull. Since 2018, Secretlab has been the team’s official chair partner.
Cloud9 gaming chair
Cloud9 gaming chairs come in dark leatherette with blue trim and white color accents. This is one of the first-ever gaming chairs that allow for deeper customization.
The side wings are covered in soft, velcro-ready fabric. There, users can display their favorite team patches. Each chair ships with a Cloud9 team patch (pictured). Two other patches are currently available from the Cloud9 website ($6 each).
The back of the chair has the team’s logo embroidered in embroidered blue, along with the team’s name. It’s a versatile design that should appeal to both desk jockeys and thrill-seekers.
The black leatherette gives it the look of an executive chair. Meanwhile, the brilliant teal accents add playful pops of color to keep things interesting. At present, Cloud9 gaming chairs are available in both 2022 and 2020 Series models:
| Cloud9 | 2022 Series NEW | 2020 Series |
| Small | Titan EVO $479 | Omega $389 |
| Medium | Titan EVO $479 | Titan $429 |
| XL | Titan EVO $529 | N/A |
Available from Secretlab for residents of North America, the UK and EU, Oceania, Singapore, and Malaysia.
Chair Partners: 16-30 eSports Teams
Among the top-15 teams, only Secretlab and Anda Seat have partnerships. Among the next 15, we see more variety.
- FaZe Clan ($10,750,121): Vertagear
- Wings Gaming ($9,745,472): no partner
- Astralis ($9,257,418): Secretlab
- G2 eSports ($9,223,707): Secretlab
- Optic Gaming ($8,063,439): no chair partner
- Team SoloMid ($7,871,728): Herman Miller x Logitech G Embody
- Gen.G eSports ($7,315,363): Sidiz T80
- Team Envy ($7,285,249): no chair partner
- Royal Never Give Up ($7,009,305): Autofull
- Ninjas in Pyjamas ($6,821,317): DXRacer
- Alliance ($6,776,493): Razer Iskur
- SK Gaming ($6,723,497): Noblechairs
- NRG Esports ($5,965,616): no partner
- mousesports ($5,871,093): Noblechairs Epic
- MVP ($5,728,989): no partner
Here’s a look at some of the other chair brands partnering with elite eSports teams:
Faze Clan: Vertagear
Career earnings: $9,281,368 (ranked #16)
Formerly FaZe Sniping, FaZe Clan is a pro esports organization based in LA. Founded in 2010, the organization employs players around the world. FaZe Clan competes in CS:GO, PUBG, Rainbow Six Siege, FIFA, Valorant and Fortnite. Last year, FaZe expanded into Asia with Thai PUBG Mobile and FIFA Online squads.
The team’s partners include G Fuel, Verizon, Nissan, and Turtle Beach. Since last year, Vertagear has been the team’s official chair partner.
FaZe Clan gaming chairs
FaZe Arc chairs come with 2D armrests and suit slim sizes.
Official FaZe Clan chairs come in two variants. FaZe Arc chairs ($419.99) are based on the Vertagear SL2000. It comes with 2D armrests, 140° recline, cold foam padding, and a 2-year warranty.
The more expensive FaZe Retro chairs are based on the Vertagear SL5000. Those models have larger dimensions and come with 4D armrests.
On Vertagear.com, the (red and black) FaZe Retro costs $349.99. Learn more:Vertagear brand review.
Team SoloMid: Herman Miller
Career earnings: $7,871,728 (ranked #21)
Founded in 2009, Team SoloMid (TSM) is a pro esports organization based in LA. TSM competes in League of Legends, Apex Legends, Valorant, Hearthstone, and more.
The team’s partners include Lenovo, General Motors, and Geico. In July 2020, they added Herman Miller to outfit the TSM Performance Center(7).
Herman Miller Embody gaming chair
TSM played a key role in the development of the new Embody gaming chair. Over two years, the team collaborated with Herman Miller and Logitech to update the classic Embody. You can see Logitech’s blue color influence in the final design.
The official name of the chair is the “Herman Miller x Logitech G Embody Gaming chair”. It has a new black skin, added seat padding, and blue color accents inspired by Logitech. This chair was part of a larger release of Herman Miller gaming gear. Beyond the Embody, it includes gamified Aeron and Sayle chairs.
The gaming collection also includes a sit-stand Herman Miller desk, plus a high-end monitor desk mount. Check our review of the Herman Miller gaming collection to learn more.
Logitech G Embody from Herman Miller $1795
You can also buy the classic Embody for $1845.
Ninjas in Pyjamas: DXRacer
Career earnings: $6,821,317 (ranked #25)
What happens when a team no longer ‘officially’ partners with a gaming chair company? In the case of Ninjas in Pyjamas, they keep using the chairs anyway.
NiP is a Swedish esports organization competing in CS:GO. They were partnered with DXRacer back in 2018(8). These days, their partners are Razer, Tibber, and Zilliqa.
That should mean the team uses Razer Iskur chairs for training. However, in many recent training videos, the team still uses their old DXRacers(9).
We included this listing as a snapshot of the recent past. Back in 2018, DXRacer was a dominant partner brand for many elite eSports teams. In that era, its old-school Racing Series were on the cutting-edge of gaming chair science.
These days, DXRacer’s allure has faded as new gaming chair concepts have emerged. Even so, here’s a testament to the quality of DXRacer chairs for pro gamers. After three years of use, Ninjas in Pyjamas still rely on these chairs for support during training!
Bottom line: DXRacer chairs aren’t as flashy as competitors in the modern era. Even so, they remain one of the most rugged and reliable brands on the market. Learn more:
Alliance: Razer Iskur
Career earnings: $6,776,493 (ranked #26)
Alliance is a Swedish esports club formed in 2013. They compete in Fortnite, Dota 2, Hearthstone, and Super Smash Bros. Formerly owned by Amazon, the team became player-owned in 2016.
The team signed a partnership with Razer in 2019(10). The main part of the deal was peripheral-based. The highlights involved the team using Razer mice, headsets, and keyboards.
The workstations at the team’s Gothenburg training center are fully-kitted with Razer gear(11). Each gaming station also comes with a Razer Iskur gaming chair.
Razer Iskur
The Razer Iskur has 4D armrests, a flip-out lumbar support system, and a conventional (not multifunction) tilt. That means you can rock the seat, but not lock it at angles. It also comes with a solid 3-year warranty.
Like most Razer products, it’s pricier than competing chairs with similar features. Even so, Razer’s peripherals have major clout in the eSports world. Beyond Alliance, its partners includeFour Angry Men, Edward Gaming, and Mad Lions.
As more teams join the Razer family, expect many big names to adopt Razer Iskur chairs. Learn more in this Razer Iskur Gaming Chair Review.
Iskur Fabric on Amazon $499.99
Learn more in this Razer Iskur Gaming Chair Review.
SK Gaming: Noblechairs Epic
Career earnings: $6,723,497 (ranked #27)
Noblechairs is one the best gaming chair brands that you’ll rarely see mentioned on ChairsFX. This German outfit make gorgeous racing-style gaming chairs that are very popular. The problem is that in North America, they’re often out of stock. Luckily, Europeans are well-served.
German squad SK Gaming (founded in 1997) has partnered with Noblechairs since 2018. Over 20 years, the team has won 60 majors in CS:GO, League of Legends, and other titles. Since 2018, SK Gaming has partnered with Noblechairs.
Like all Noblechairs partners, they use Epic chairs with custom designs. This is a fully-loaded chair with 4D arms, multifunction tilt, and a range of styles. it’s a slim fit for average sizes between 5’5″ to 6’2″.
Noblechairs Epic SK Gaming on Amazon $609.00
See full specs and design options: Noblechairs Epic Gaming Chair Review.
Other Pro User Cases
Beyond the top-15 eSports teams of all time, we’ve also tracked chair usage among two other groups:
Chairs Used By Top Teams of 2021
The International is the most lucrative tournament in esports. After a two-year hiatus, the International 10 went down in late 2021. Surprise tourney winner Team Spirit entered as a heavy underdog.
After tearing up the competition, this Russian squad took home a top prize of $18.7 million. Soon after, they signed up Secretlab as their official gaming chair partner.
Here are the ten best-performing teams of 2021 and their chair partners:
- Team Spirit: recently signed with Secretlab
- Paris Saint-Germain eSports: no chair partner
- Natus Vincere: Anda Seat
- Team Secret: Secretlab
- Qiao Gu Reapers: no chair partner
- Invictus Gaming: Secretlab
- Virtus.pro: no chair partner
- Gambit eSports: no chair partner
- Atlanta FaZe: Respawn
- T1 eSports: Secretlab
For more on each team, their official chair, and their 2021 achievements, see this:
Chairs Used By Top eSports Streamers
Here are the gaming chairs used by the top-15 streamers of 2022 (followers count in parentheses):
- Ninja (17.3 million followers): Maxnomic Pro
- AuronPlay (11.2 million): Secretlab Titan 2020 Deadmau5
- Tfue (10.8 million): Herman Miller Embody; Razer Iskur
- Rubius (10.8 million): Drift Gaming Rubius Edition
- Shroud (9.9 million): Herman Miller Embody
- xQcOW (9.8 million): Herman Miller Aeron
- TheGregfg (9.2 million): Xtyle Red Gaming Chair
- Ibai (8.9 million): Secretlab Titan Stealth Edition
- Pokimane (8.5 million): Noblechairs Epic
- Myth (7.4 million): Herman Miller Aeron (armless)
- HeelMike (7.4 million): Secretlab Titan G2 eSports Edition
- TimTheTatman (7.02 million): Herman Miller Embody
- TommyInnit (6.9 million): IKEA Markus
- JuanSGuarnizo (6.2 million): Secretlab Titan Batman Edition
- NickMercs (6.2 million): Steelcase Gesture
Among the top-15, eight use racing-style gaming chairs. Six use ergonomic office chairs. Only one uses a non-ergonomic chair. For a detailed look, see this feature:
Conclusion
Secretlab is the dominant pro eSports chair brand. Among the top-30 eSports teams of all time, Secretlab partners with ten. Among the top-15, Secretlab partners with eight.
Across the top-30, Anda Seat, Noblechairs, and DXRacer have two partners apiece. All things considered, here are our eSports trend predictions for 2022:
- Secretlab will continue racking up big-name partners.
- Many top teams will start using Iskur chairs as part of Razer partnerships.
- Herman Miller gaming chairs will make an impact among elite teams.
Feel like investigating further? For a complete look at chairs used by top streamers and teams, see here:
What Gaming Chairs Do The Pros Use In 2022?
Footnotes
- …the top ranking teams in eSports who won the most prize money… ‘Highest Overall Team Earnings’, January 14, 2022 https://www.esportsearnings.com/teams/.
- …the top players in esports who won the most prize money… ‘Top 100 Highest Overall Earnings’, January 15, 2022 https://www.esportsearnings.com/players/.
- OG News ‘Greatness Calls For Greatness’, January 2, 2020 https://ogs.gg/secretlab-dreamog-edition-gaming-seat/.
- Team Secret [@teamsecret]. (2018, August 4). We are excited to announce the official gaming chair partner for Team Secret [Tweet]. Twitter. https://twitter.com/teamsecret/status/1029173913635311616
- Facebook [@vicigaming]. [Page]. https://www.facebook.com/vicigaming
- Omri Wallach, ‘How Do Esports Companies Compare with Sports Teams?’, January 29, 2021 https://www.visualcapitalist.com/esports-companies-compare-with-sports-teams/, (accessed 15 Jan. 2022).
- ‘TSM Selects Revolutionary Embody Gaming Chair’, July 23, 2020 https://tsm.gg/news/tsm-selects-embody-gaming-chair-herman-miller-logitech-g-performance-center, (accessed 15 Jan. 2022).
- Ninjas in Pyjamas [@NIP]. (2018, December 22). The Throne is waiting for YOU [Tweet]. Twitter. https://twitter.com/nip/status/1076182324436500480
- Ninjas in Pyjamas. “JONAS BEST COACH! | BLASTPREMIER | NIP BACKSTAGE” Sept. 24, 2021. 13:16. https://youtu.be/Au687JWsVrE
- Razer Press Release, ‘Legendary Alliances reforged: Razer partners with Dota 2 Team Alliance’, Razer Press, March 28, 2019 https://press.razer.com/product-news/legendary-alliances-reforged-razer-partners-with-dota-2-team-alliance/, (accessed 14 Jan. 2021).
- Alliance. “[A] Vlog – TIME TO DO OR DIE” Jan. 11, 2022. 6:39. https://youtu.be/560DFkbXvpM
