Gaimin Gladiators is a multi-game esports organization founded in Canada in 2019. The org competes across several titles, with Counter-Strike being one of its main divisions.
Gaimin Gladiators are not regular favorites at big events, but the team has often found its way into the money at tier-two tournaments.
Gaimin Gladiators results
The team has not managed to win any major tournaments during its time in Counter-Strike. Still, Gaimin Gladiators do have some notable results on the board. You can see them in the table below.
Tournament
City and dates
Placement
Prize money
DreamHack Canadian Championship 2019
Montreal, September 6, 2019
1
$4,500
WESG 2019 North America: Canada
Online, November 3, 2019
2
$6,000
ESEA Cash Cup: North America - Spring 2022 #2
Online, April 9–10, 2022
1
$9,000
ESEA Cash Cup: North America - Spring 2022 #3
Online, April 30–May 1, 2022
1
$9,000
ESL Challenger League Season 41: North America
Online, April 26–June 26, 2022
3
$7,000
ESEA Cash Cup: North America - Summer 2022 #3
Online, July 30–31, 2022
1
$4,000
ESEA Cash Cup: North America - Summer 2022 #5
Online, August 13–14, 2022
1
$4,000
Thunderpick World Championship 2024: European Series #1
Online, April 1–22, 2024
2
$5,000
CCT Season 2 European Series #11
Online, September 2–15, 2024
3rd–4th
$5,000
Chicken.GG Cup
Online, November 25–30, 2024
1
$12,000
ESL Challenger League Season 50: South America - Cup #3
Online, October 5–19, 2025
1
$8,000
How much they earned by year
Over the last three years, Gaimin Gladiators earned the following amounts.
Year
Prize money
2023
—
2024
$33,532.05
2025
$12,317.75
2026
$23,362.65
Gaimin Gladiators roster history
Gaimin Gladiators have changed their main roster several times over the years. Below, we look at who played in the first lineup and highlight the results of players who represented the organization’s Counter-Strike division from 2020 to 2022.
First roster results
The first roster featured Yannick Blanchette (KOLER), along with several other players who never became well-known on the pro scene. That lineup won the team’s first trophies, taking the title at DreamHack Canadian Championship 2019 and finishing second at WESG 2019 North America: Canada.
2020–2022 roster
Several different players represented the team during this period. The list included JazzPimp (Dominic Dimpfel), jeorgesnorts (George Endicott), nosraC (Carson O’Reilly), cynic, and Bwills (Brendan Williams). These players showed a fairly solid level of play, which helped them claim a number of results. The key ones include a 5th–8th-place finish at Fragadelphia 16, titles at ESEA Cash Cup: North America - Spring 2022 #2 and ESEA Cash Cup: North America - Summer 2022 #5, silver at ESEA Cash Cup: North America - Spring 2022 #6, and bronze at ESL Challenger League Season 41: North America.
Gaimin Gladiators — a professional esports organization based in Canada.
The current Gaimin Gladiators roster — Jonathan Willian “JOTA” (IGL), Gabriel Schenato “NEKIZ” (rifler), Henrique Teles “HEN1” (rifler), Luca Nadotti “Luken” (AWP), and Fernando Alvarenga “fer” (rifler). The team’s coach is João Horvath “horvy”.
Notable former Gaimin Gladiators players:
Player name
Nickname
Joined
Left
João Vasconcellos
felps
November 3, 2025
April 16, 2026
Fredrik Jørgensen
roeJ
July 23, 2024
January 2, 2025
Nico Tamjidi
nicoodoz
July 23, 2024
January 1, 2025
Gaimin Gladiators’ biggest achievement — 1st place at Chicken.GG Cup.
Gaimin Gladiators’ approximate total winnings — ~$127,000.