Today, Complexity announces two exciting new additions to our CSGO roster.

First, we welcome to #COLCS Kristian “K0nfig” Wienecke. Kristian joins Complexity following his departure from the recently disbanded Optic roster to add some much needed firepower and experience to the young roster.

Next up, we welcome a new AWP to #COLCS in the young Valentin “poizon” Vasilev. Poizon joins from Windigo where he proved to be a force to be reckoned and a star performer in many clutch situations.

With our roster complete, we look forward to working with the team through a rigorous practice schedule and an intensive boot camp as we prepare to showcase our skills at upcoming events.

Join us in welcoming both poizon and k0nfig, as the squad gears up to take on all challengers.

#WeAreCOL

Complexity Fortnite adds a beast with the Fortnite Mobile phenom, RolandGT.

https://youtu.be/Jzuo0JcTUFM

To follow Roland, check out his Instagram, YouTube, Twitter and Twitch pages for the nastiest goals and skills!

Welcome, Roland! #WeAreCOL

Complexity FIFA adds some serious FIFA firepower with the young phenom, AlanAvi.

https://youtu.be/m8nDsudoKFw

To follow Alan, check out his Instagram, YouTube, Twitter and Twitch pages for the nastiest goals and skills!

Welcome, Alan! #WeAreCOL

Complexity, Limit Join Forces to Take Competitive PvE to the Next Level

FRISCO, Texas — October 28, 2019 — Complexity Gaming, one of North America’s most elite and longest-standing esports organizations, and Limit, the top World of Warcraft guild in the United States, today announced a partnership to enhance World of Warcraft’s competitive PvE scene in North America. As part of this first-of-its kind partnership, Complexity has signed Limit under the Complexity brand and will see Limit adjust their name to Complexity Limit. This marks Complexity’s first formal presence in the competitive World of Warcraft PvE. The two companies will bring PvE into the spotlight and create unique opportunities for fans of both organizations to enjoy the highest level of competition available in PvE. The two organizations will work hand-in-hand on unique opportunities, continuing to push forward in the Race to World First events and more.

“Limit is globally recognized as one of the most successful and veteran raiding guilds in World of Warcraft, and we’re excited to welcome them to the Complexity family,” said Jason Lake, Founder and CEO, Complexity Gaming. “They are the perfect partner to work alongside to bring a compelling and engaging new experience to our collective communities and beyond.”

This partnership aims to enhance and provide new value to both organizations through merging the combined resources of two successful North American brands. Joining forces allows both organizations to reach and connect with each other’s audiences to amplify this form of competitive gaming entertainment. For Complexity, the partnership marks the return to the World of Warcraft scene, after being notable in the space when World of Warcraft Arena was at its peak. For Complexity Limit, this marks a definitive step toward overtaking Method for the coveted World First kill of N’zoth and beyond.

“From the moment we met with Complexity, we felt like we had found an organization that truly shared our values and passion,” said Max “Maximum” Smith, Complexity Limit Guild Master and Raid Leader. “The partnership is not only mutually beneficial to both of our groups, but also provides new and unique opportunities for our members and fans alike.”

Founded in 2015, Limit has established themselves as a top World of Warcraft guild in North America and is widely regarded as a powerhouse, chasing World First kills every new raid released in World of Warcraft. Since the races have become more public, the guild continues to pursue the ultimate reward, battling it out for the first “full clear” of the challenging new World of Warcraft raids. Though that achievement has eluded them thus far, the margin is narrowing each event. Another one of their breakthroughs came this summer when they partnered with Red Bull to play against their European rivals in a tense battle to claim the head of Queen Azshara. That goal was ultimately missed by a few attempts, but with the support of Complexity, they are looking to become the first guild to bring down N’zoth.

For more information on Complexity, please visit https://complexity.gg/.

For more information on Complexity Limit, please visit https://www.limit-guild.com.

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About Complexity Gaming
Complexity Gaming is one of North America’s longest-standing and most successful esports organizations, now owned by Jerry Jones of the Dallas Cowboys and investor John Goff. The esports organization is led by Founder and CEO Jason Lake, considered by many to be one of the founding fathers of esports in North America. Complexity’s esports teams have won more than 140 championships in nearly 30 game titles over its 15+ year history. Staunchly committed to passion, professionalism, and a player-first mentality, Complexity has been continuously recognized as a global leader in modern esports. For more information on Complexity, visit http://Complexity.gg and follow the organization on Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok and Facebook.

About Complexity Limit
Limit, now known as Complexity Limit,was founded in early 2015 from top raiding guilds across North America. Setting their eyes on beating other North American guilds, while also improving their own world rankings, they took their first NA #1, World 7th rank in Hellfire Citadel, tackling Mythic Archimonde and sealing their fate as a force to be reckoned with. As they’ve climbed the world ranks tier after tier, it became clear after taking World 2nd on Mythic G’huun, that there was only one more thing to do, and that was to push for World First. Something they will seek to achieve with Complexity Gaming’s support.

Complexity’s Players and Streamers will Participate in Extra Life Streams on November 2 and Visit Local Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals

Frisco, Texas — October 7, 2019 — Complexity Gaming, one of North America’s most elite and longest standing esports organizations, today announced a partnership with Extra Life, a gaming-focused peer-to-peer fundraising program of Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals® (CMN Hospitals). Through live streams, local hospital visits and more, this partnership allows for Complexity players and streamers to lend support toward fundraising efforts for CMN Hospitals across North America.

“Contributing to meaningful causes is one of the fundamental pillars of Complexity,” said Cam Kelly, CMO, Complexity Gaming. “Through our partnership with Extra Life, we are able to leverage our global reach and visibility to positively impact Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals across the country, including our local CMN Hospital, Children’s Health in Dallas, Texas.”

On November 2, a variety of Complexity’s players and streamers will participate in a celebration around Extra Life to help raise donations and awareness for the charitable needs of children’s hospitals. Throughout the day, players and streamers will not only raise money for Extra Life but will also award fans and viewers with prizes and giveaways. Beyond the kickoff event, all of Complexity’s players and streamers will have an always-on Twitch extension integration on their channels for fans to donate to Extra Life. As Complexity’s gamers and streamers raise money, they will earn stream milestones and incentives, which will appear on their channels.

Complexity players and influencers will also regularly visit and tour their local CMN Hospital. During their visits, they will connect and play video games with children as well as create social content to showcase the importance of supporting causes such as Extra Life.

“We’re thrilled to be teaming up with Complexity Gaming to raise funds and awareness for children’s hospitals through gaming,” said John Lauck, President and CEO of Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals. More than 10 million kids enter a Children’s Miracle Network Hospital each year — funds raised through Extra Life supply critical treatments and healthcare services, pediatric medical equipment and charitable care. Thank you for your support and can’t wait to tune into Complexity’s charity streams benefiting CMN Hospitals.”

Extra Life’s website will feature a custom landing page for Complexity, showcasing fundraising efforts for both Complexity players and streamers as well as their community members, which will be updated in real-time. Complexity will also participate in and include giveaways and social promotions across social channels.

Complexity fans can tune in to watch the activities on November 2. For more information on how to support Extra Life, please visit https://www.extra-life.org/.

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About Complexity Gaming

Complexity Gaming is one of North America’s longest standing and most successful esports organizations, now owned by Jerry Jones of the Dallas Cowboys and investor John Goff. The esports organization is led by Founder and CEO Jason Lake, considered by many to be one of the founding fathers of esports in North America. Complexity’s esports teams have won more than 140 championships in nearly 30 game titles over its 15+ year history. Staunchly committed to passion, professionalism, and a player-first mentality, Complexity has been continuously recognized as a global leader in modern esports. For more information on Complexity, visit http://Complexity.gg and follow the organization on Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok and Facebook.

About Extra Life

Extra Life unites thousands of gamers around the world to play games in support of their local Children’s Miracle Network Hospital. Since its inception in 2008, Extra Life has raised over $55 million USD for sick and injured kids. Sign up today and dedicate a day of play for kids in your community!

About Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals

Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals® raises funds and awareness for 170 member hospitals that provide 32 million treatments each year to kids across the U.S. and Canada. Donations stay local to fund critical treatments and healthcare services, pediatric medical equipment and charitable care. Since 1983, Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals has raised more than $5 billion, most of it $1 at a time through the charity’s Miracle Balloon icon. Its various fundraising partners and programs support the nonprofit’s mission to save and improve the lives of as many children as possible.

In Partnership with BoomTV, New Online Mobile Tournament Will Feature Fortnite and Largest Ever Weekly Prize Pool

September 13, 2019 — Frisco, TX — Complexity Gaming, one of North America’s most elite and longest standing esports organizations, in partnership with BoomTV – the team that built Dr. Disrespect’s Code Red tournament series – today announced Mobile Mondays featuring Fortnite, a weekly online tournament that will take place on Mondays throughout September and October. The tournament will kick off on Monday, September 16, with a live watch party as part of Complexity’s public opening of the GameStop Performance Center.

Each week, from September 16 through October 14, players will go head-to-head for a total weekly prize pool of $750, the largest ever weekly prize pool awarded for an online mobile tournament. Then on October 21, the top 100 players from the previous weeks will battle for their share of the $1,250 prize pool.

“The accessibility of mobile esports uniquely aligns with the accessibility of Complexity’s new headquarters,” said Jason Lake, Founder and CEO, Complexity Gaming. “Anyone with a smartphone can join in on the action of Mobile Monday and now our local fans can come experience the GameStop Performance Center at the Star. It’s exciting to be able to reach both our Complexity family close to home as well as our fans around the world.”

On September 16, Complexity, in partnership with GameStop, will open the doors of the GameStop Performance Center to the public with a live Mobile Monday watch party from 4 PM to 9 PM CT. In addition to all attendees having the opportunity to meet with Complexity’s mobile Fortnite phenomenon, DuckyTheGamer, the first 50 to show up will win exclusive prizes, including HyperX mousepads, limited edition Complexity Panini Cards signed by DuckyTheGamer, and Fortnite Panini Card Packs. Attendees will also be able to tour the space, compete at the Mobile Bar, and purchase Complexity merchandise.

“We’re excited to welcome our local Frisco community into the GameStop Performance Center for the first time and interact with our fans,” said Sam “DuckyTheGamer” Hatch, Complexity Gaming’s star mobile Fortnite player. “Mobile Mondays are a great way for gamers of all ages and abilities to join in the fun and feel like a part of the Complexity team.”

To sign up for Complexity’s Mobile Mondays featuring Fortnite, players can simply input their Epic usernames at boom.tv/complexity and to follow along in the action check out the live scoreboard at boom.tv/complexity.

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About Complexity Gaming
Complexity Gaming is one of North America’s longest standing and most successful esports organizations, now owned by Jerry Jones of the Dallas Cowboys and investor John Goff. The esports organization is led by Founder and CEO Jason Lake, considered by many to be one of the founding fathers of esports in North America. Complexity’s esports teams have won more than 140 championships in nearly 30 game titles over its 15+ year history. Staunchly committed to passion, professionalism, and a player-first mentality, Complexity has been continuously recognized as a global leader in modern esports. For more information on Complexity, visit http://Complexity.gg and follow the organization on Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok and Facebook.

About BoomTV
BoomTV’s mission is to enable communities to easily produce and partake in esports. At the core of it all is self-driving esports technology layer that provides a one-button solution for anyone to create, participate and spectate esports content. The platform provides tools to automate score tracking, streaming and generating event hubs.

Widely known for their popular influencer tournament series “Code Red”, the platform is used by some of the biggest influencers, colleges and brands to create unique and engaging community experiences. More than 40,000 influencers and 1,200 colleges use the platform to engage their community and run esports events. Gamers also have the opportunity to win rewards in free and entry-fee events. For more information on BoomTV, visit https://boom.tv and follow the platform on Twitter.

U.S. Army Soldiers and Complexity Athletes Will Share Knowledge and Experience in Immersive Program Designed to Enhance Soldier Welfare and Morale

FRISCO, Texas – June 13, 2019 – Complexity Gaming, one of North America’s most elite and longest standing esports organizations, today announced a partnership with the U.S. Army Installation Management Command’s Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation (MWR) program to integrate esports into its Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers (BOSS) program, kicking off at Fort Bliss this weekend. The program will create unique shared experiences and onsite activations both at Complexity’s headquarters and on Army installations to immerse U.S. Army soldiers into the world of competitive gaming and vice versa, also exposing Complexity players to soldiers’ day-to-day life.

“Partnering with the U.S. Army and its BOSS program is a proud moment for the Complexity organization,” said Daniel Herz, Chief Revenue Officer, Complexity Gaming. “It has been incredibly humbling to help design a program of shared experiences that supports our U.S. service members through esports.”

From June 13 through 16, Complexity athletes will live and train like U.S. Army soldiers at Fort Bliss in El Paso, Texas. During a three-day intensive boot camp, players will participate in military-style drills alongside active-duty service members, learning valuable skills such as discipline and resilience. Soldiers will also have the opportunity to go head-to-head with Complexity professionals, competing in some of the most popular game titles. Plus, there will be a variety of other activities, such as meet-and-greets and “Care Package” merchandise giveaways. The program, spearheaded by Family and MWR’s Army Entertainment, is supported by the Army’s retail partner, The Exchange, and corporate partner, MSI.

“This program is a great opportunity for BOSS. Soldiers will experience what it takes to become an esports professional, which I believe aligns with the pillars of the BOSS program. This opportunity promotes healthy competition as well as builds new bridges for future events and programs” said Staff Sgt. Adrian Mooney, Department of the Army BOSS Representative.

On June 28 through 30, select U.S. Army personnel will join Complexity athletes for a gaming bootcamp at Complexity’s GameStop Performance Center (GSPC) at The Star in Frisco, Texas. U.S. Army soldiers will work with Complexity staff and professionals to develop important gaming skills in GSPC’s cognitive Cog Lab, state-of-the-art training rooms, decompression porch and more. The soldiers’ in-game training will culminate in an esports tournament where the top 15 gamers will compete for various awards and bragging rights live on Army Entertainment’s Twitch channel. Fans can also learn more about the soldiers and how they discovered gaming through custom content posted on Complexity’s social channels.

The partnership emphasizes U.S. Army soldiers’ and Complexity Gaming players’ shared love of competition, passion for gaming, culture of teamwork, and camaraderie. The inaugural program is designed to stimulate soldier curiosity and interest in esports while also providing an outlet for soldiers to recharge in a fun environment. Complexity will continue to work with the U.S. Army to identify and execute programs that offer soldiers unique access to esports recreational opportunities that can help reduce soldier stress and depression and improve self-esteem and personal growth.

* No federal endorsement implied.

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About Complexity Gaming
Complexity Gaming is one of North America’s longest standing and most successful esports organizations, now owned by Jerry Jones of the Dallas Cowboys and investor John Goff. The esports organization is led by Founder and CEO Jason Lake, considered by many to be one of the founding fathers of esports in North America. Complexity’s esports teams have won more than 140 championships in nearly 30 game titles over its 15+ year history. Staunchly committed to passion, professionalism, and a player-first mentality, Complexity has been continuously recognized as a global leader in modern esports. For more information on Complexity, visit http://Complexity.gg and follow the organization on Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok and Facebook.

About the U.S. Army Installation Management Command’s Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation
We are “the Army’s home.” Army installations require the same types of programs and services found in any small city. IMCOM manages the day-to-day operations of our Army communities such as emergency response teams, housing, utilities and maintenance, parks and recreation and childcare. Our professional workforce strives to deliver on the commitment to honor the sacrifice and service of military Families, while enabling readiness for a self-reliant and globally-responsive all-volunteer Army.

Family and MWR programs address the needs of today’s warfighter. The outcomes – well-adjusted, fit and resilient Soldiers and Families are fundamental to the Army mission.

To learn more, visit www.army.mil/imcom and www.armymwr.com

About The U.S. Army’s Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers Program
The mission of the U.S. Army’s Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers (BOSS) program is to enhance the morale and welfare of single Soldiers, increase retention and sustain combat readiness. BOSS is the collective voice of single Soldiers through the chain of command, which serves as a tool for commanders to gauge the morale of single Soldiers regarding quality of life issues. The BOSS program is facilitated through its three core components aimed at maintaining a balanced life: leisure and recreation, community service and quality of life. BOSS affords Soldiers the opportunity to assist in planning and execution of recreational activities for single Soldiers and provides direction for Soldiers interested in performing military and civilian community service-related projects. Community service projects provide Soldiers valuable experience, skills and a sense of community pride and ownership.

About The Exchange
Since 1895, the Army & Air Force Exchange Service (Exchange) has gone where Soldiers, Airmen and their families go to improve the quality of their lives by providing valued goods and services at exclusive military pricing. The Exchange is the 61st-largest retailer in the United States. Its earnings provided $2.5 billion in dividends to support military morale, welfare and recreation programs over the last 10 years. The Exchange is a non-appropriated fund entity of the Department of Defense and is directed by a Board of Directors. The Exchange is a 50th Anniversary Vietnam War Commemorative Partner, planning and conducting events and activities that recognize the service, valor and sacrifice of Vietnam Veterans and their families in conjunction with the United States of America Vietnam War Commemoration. To find out more about the Exchange history and mission or to view recent press releases please visit our website at http://www.ShopMyExchange.com or follow us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/ExchangePAO.

Complexity Fortnite gets a major mobile boost from the mobile Fortnite phenom, DuckyTheGamer. In short order, Sam “DuckyTheGamer” Hatch has been widely regarded as one of, if not the, best mobile Fortnite players on the planet.

To follow Ducky, check out his Instagram, YouTube, Twitter and Twitch pages for more insane mobile Fortnite gameplay and skills!

Welcome, Ducky! #WeAreCOL

After a tumultuous start to the year that saw visa issues, several stand-ins and disappointing performances, we’re announcing roster changes to #COLCS.

First, we announce the exciting arrival of young gun, Owen “Obo” Schlatter. The incredibly gifted young player making tons of noise in FPL will be joining the Complexity CSGO roster after a successful tryout with the team, and will also be joining his new teammates as they head to ECS. He’s already making an impact in the server, and will make his presence felt in London.

Next, we announce that Peter “Stanislaw” Jarguz will be stepping down from the starting roster after a mutual team decision was made to take the team in a different direction. Peter has been a fantastic addition to the organization, as he lead Complexity to a top 8 finish at the FaceIt London Major. Yet, after a disappointing start to 2019, it was time to chart a new course for the team.

“I have decided to step down from the active roster as I no longer feel that I am the person to lead the team forward. Our results during my time on here were very inconsistent but I will always be proud of our top 8 finish at the Faceit London Major. I  want to thank everyone at compLexity for taking incredible care of me and wish them the best of luck moving forward,” said Peter Jarguz in a statement to fans.

As an organization, we never enjoy making roster changes, especially just weeks before an event. In this case, both Peter and the team felt this change was needed, and both look forward to their respective futures.

As for who will fill the IGL position, Rory “Dephh” Jackson – a 4-year veteran of #COLCS – will be stepping up to fill the role. Having been around the scene for quite some time, Rory’s in-depth knowledge of CS and his natural leadership skills make him the ideal candidate for the job.

Lastly, with Rick “Rickeh” Mulholland’s chapter of being stranded in Canada with visa issues now over, he will once again join the team full-time in the GameStop Performance Center.

We look forward to a bright future for this roster, and couldn’t be more excited to see them in action. Big thanks to all our fans for their continued support.

See you in London!