The compLexity Gaming family would like to wish a very Happy Birthday to Matt “MasteryMatt” Rutledge!
Matt “MasteryMatt” Rutledge is an entrepreneur and mobile esports specialist based in San Francisco, CA. He has been deeply involved in the legitimization of the mobile esports scene as a team owner, event organizer, endemic sponsor, and community influencer. In Clash Royale, he created the first online strategy tool, formed the first contracted pro team, and established the first recurring live event series in North America. He is also the founder of Mobile Esports Lab, Inc. which encompasses a mobile esports sponsorship agency, mobile gaming product company, and management consulting firm. He is now the Director of Mobile Gaming at compLexity, where he oversees the recruitment and management of mobile esports teams, advises on organizational direction, and leads mobile gaming initiatives.
Once again, we’d like to wish a very Happy Birthday to Matt “MasteryMatt” Rutledge!
Last week we had Post Malone in the house to play some Call of Duty with #coLofDuty along with the Dallas Cowboys. From now until Friday, June 22nd, 2018, you can enter for your chance to win a Custom compLexity Playstation 4 Pro 1TB Console signed by Post Malone! Enter via the methods below to secure your spot in the giveaway!
FRISCO – June 14th, 2018 – Complexity, one of the longest running and most prolific esports organizations in North America, and H4X.gg, premier destination for high-quality performance and streetwear for gamers and enthusiasts, announced a global partnership to elevate the performance and style for professional athletes in esports.
The synergistic alliance between H4X.gg and Complexity allows the professional player to make full use of cutting edge performance gear while practicing in the organization’s industry leading facilities. This technical apparel pushes the boundaries of how esports are played, with increased attention paid to the physical side of the profession. Reducing the risk of injury, while adding layers of comfort is essential to have the players reach peak performance.
“H4X provides the performance gear and street-wear our players and fans have been looking for,” says Daniel Herz, CRO Complexity. “There’s no better apparel product in the esports space and we look forward to growing our two brands together “
“We are thrilled to be aligning with an organization led by Jerry Jones and his proven success in Dallas through building powerful sports franchises,” says Jon Gurman, CEO of Moniker, Inc. “H4X is inspired by the passion of competition and our product reflects the mindset and aesthetic of esports champions. Complexity embodies that passion and our brands are a natural fit. Together we will make Complexity America’s esports team.”
The new partnership between the two brands will debut at DreamHack Summer in Jönköping, Sweden as the Complexity Counter-Strike team embarks on that journey with fresh attire on board. To celebrate this groundbreaking step for esports, H4X and Complexity will be releasing only 30 Limited Edition Performance Jacket, hitting the H4X online store for a short time only. You can find all the info and the jacket itself alongside other new branded merchandise and performance gear at coL.vg/H4X.
About Moniker
The company was founded in 2017 by Jon Gurman and BITKRAFT Esports Ventures, through Gurman’s understanding of the apparel and licensing world and the BITKRAFT’s expertise and network in the esports industry. Moniker was founded as a holding company and joint management vehicle for the two parties. It will serve as the umbrella for several esports apparel brands, each targeted at different parts of the market. The first such brand is called H4X and is managed and owned entirely by Moniker. H4X.gg sells casual streetwear and high-quality performance wear for esports athletes and enthusiasts. Moniker is in development with additional brands to live under the esports consumer product umbrella.
About Complexity
Established in 2003, Complexity is one of America’s premier and longest standing esports organizations. Over the past 15 years, Complexity has won over 140 championships in nearly 30 games, and have been featured in dozens of major media outlets. In 2017 founder Jason Lake made history by welcoming Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and investor John Goff to the team’s ownership. With unparalleled support and infrastructure from the ownership group, Complexity has created the world’s foremost operations center and training facilities. Complexity’s player first mentality, passion, professionalism, and innovation have led them to be recognized as a global leader in modern esports.
It’s a busy travel day today as both coL.cs, coL.HS and compLexity Call of Duty part Frisco heading in opposite directions. coL.cs and coL.HS are heading to Jonkoping, Sweden for DreamHack Summer 2018, while #coLofDuty takes the short flight to Anaheim, California for CWL Anaheim!
Format CS:GO
Group stage
Two double-elimination (GSL) format groups (4 teams each)
Opening & Winners’ matches are Bo1
Elimination & Decider matches are Bo3
Top two teams from each group advance to the Playoffs
Playoffs
Single-Elimination bracket
All matches are Bo3
Format HS
Open Swiss with top 16 moving on to a single-elimination stage
Last Hero Standing BO5 with 1 ban (subject to change)
Format COD
Open Bracket
160+ teams from North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific
Double Elimination
Best of 3 Series
Best of 5 Series in final Winners and Losers rounds
Top 4 Winner’s Bracket teams qualify for Pool Play
Top 4 Loser’s Bracket teams qualify for Championship Bracket Loser’s Round 1
Pool Play
20 teams
4 pools of 5 teams
Best of 5 Series
Top 2 teams in each pool are placed in Championship Bracket Winner’s Round 1
3rd Place team is placed in Championship Bracket Loser’s Round 3
4th Place team is placed in Championship Bracket Loser’s Round 2
5th Place team is placed in Championship Bracket Loser’s Round 1
The compLexity Gaming family would like to wish a very Happy Birthday to Sam “s0m” Oh!
At the age of just 16, s0m is regarded as one of the best young talents in North America. First starting the game in 2014, s0m quickly became a force to be reckoned with in pugs and Rank S gameplay. He routinely competes against the best players the game has to offer in those divisions, standing his ground and earning their respect. As a balance to the quick pace action of CSGO, he enjoys the occasional fishing trip, some action anime, or a round of basketball.
Once again, we’d like to wish a very Happy Birthday to Sam “s0m” Oh!
The compLexity Gaming family would like to wish a very Happy Birthday to Simon “crane” Raunholst!
Danish player Crane is one of the most interesting players in Hearthstone. As a fixture in the upper echelon of pros from the beginning, the tournament grinder worked hard for his success each step of the way. Through tournaments, exceptional ladder play and qualifiers to bigger tournament he cemented his spot in the community bit by bit. Now he is ready to take the next turn head on and achieve glory in Hearthstone as a part of compLexity Gaming. His versatile playstyle, mature approach to the game, brilliant mind and work ethic make him one of the most dangerous players in Hearthstone.
Once again, we’d like to wish a very Happy Birthday to Simon “crane” Raunholst!
Today compLexity Rocket League makes the journey across Europe to London, England for the Rocket League Championship Series at the Copperbox Arena where 10 teams will be competing for $250,000 in cash!
#coLRL managed to qualify for the Season 5 playoffs after taking 4th place in RLCS Europe.
Format
Double Elimination
All games Bo5, except: Winners’, Losers’, and Grand Finals. Those are Bo7.
The compLexity Gaming family would like to wish a very Happy Birthday to Linus “Limmp” Blomdin!
As a HoN player Limmp never wore the coL swoosh, but he still gathered experience playing on squads with his brother, swindle and Zfreek before. The mid player is mechanically gifted, blessed with a wide hero pool and playmaking ability. In recent pubs he has dominated – a trait he will hopefully carry over to the competitive battlegrounds as well.
Once again, we’d like to wish a very Happy Birthday to Linus “Limmp” Blomdin!
In the last couple of months, compLexity has grown considerably. With the arrivals of a Clash Royale team, a Rocket League team and various new streamers and influencers, coL has become larger than ever. One of those new additions was Michael “Hogman” Hogman – the designated captain of our Fortnite squad. For the better part of the last month, he has represented us faithfully around Tilted Towers, while also keeping an eye out for upcoming talent to build his squad. Today the search comes to an end. We are proud to announce the addition of Cody “Skulley” Toney, Martin “PipKippy” Robak and Sheldon “pupper” Doreleyers to compLexity Fortnite!
Since the inception of Fortnite, the response has been record breaking. In the pursuit of the best possible team to field for the upcoming competitive circuit with 100 Million up for grabs in prize money, we went through countless tryouts until landing on these three additions.
Join us in welcoming the three players to the compLexity Family by following them on Twitter and keeping an eye out on their first streams under the new banner! Thank you, as always, for your support!
The compLexity Gaming family would like to wish a very Happy Birthday to Adrian Piedra!
Adrian Piedra is a Clash Royale pro from Villahermosa Tabasco, Mexico. He began playing Clash Royale during the game’s release when his best friend introduced him to it. Adrian played regularly while he overcame a back injury, which gave him the time required to play at a competitive level. He is considered one of the best players in the game, and has dominated competitions in Latin America as well as around the world. Adrian’s list of accomplishments include 2nd Place CCGS LATAM Spring Season, 1st Place CCGS LATAM Fall Season, 5-8th Place CCGS World Finals, 5th Place King’s Cup, and is a member of the Mexican National Team.
Once again, we’d like to wish a very Happy Birthday to Adrian Piedra!
The compLexity Gaming family would like to wish a very Happy Birthday to Matt “MasteryMatt” Rutledge! 
The compLexity Gaming family would like to wish a very Happy Birthday to Sam “s0m” Oh! 
The compLexity Gaming family would like to wish a very Happy Birthday to Simon “crane” Raunholst! 
The compLexity Gaming family would like to wish a very Happy Birthday to Linus “Limmp” Blomdin! 
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The compLexity Gaming family would like to wish a very Happy Birthday to Adrian Piedra!