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Draw an esports organization for a quiz, a co-stream, or a watch party. Filter multi-title brands, League of Legends, VALORANT, Counter-Strike, Dota 2, Rocket League, or the Call of Duty League, then copy a numbered list.
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Last updated: October 5, 2026 · Published: 2026-04-17 · Updated: 2026-10-05
Each org is filed under one scene. Multi-title brands such as T1 and G2 are in their own filter.
Orgs in current pool: 131
Choose a scene filter and generate random esports org names.
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A random esports team generator draws organization names from a fixed list. This one holds 131 names. You choose a scene, ask for 1 to 100 organizations, and get a numbered list. Turn duplicates off and each name appears once, up to the size of that scene.
The result is the brand, such as G2 Esports or OpTic Texas. It is not a starting lineup, a ranking, or a match score. Player rosters change at every transfer window, so they stay off the card.
Each organization is filed under one scene. T1, Gen.G, G2, Fnatic, and Natus Vincere are in the multi-title filter. A League of Legends draw will not also return them. The default is 3 names from the full list, with repeats allowed.
Three steps from a scene to a list you can paste.
Leave the list on every organization, or narrow it to multi-title brands, League of Legends, VALORANT, Counter-Strike, Dota 2, Rocket League, or the Call of Duty League.
The box starts at 3 names. Duplicates are allowed up to 100. Turn them off when a quiz card needs each organization once.
Generate teams, then copy the numbered list into a draft, a co-stream prompt, or a class handout.
Counts are unique names. The scene rows under All add up to 131, because each organization has one tag.
| Scene | Orgs | What the filter holds |
|---|---|---|
| All orgs in this list | 131 | Every organization once. A multi-title brand is not repeated under each game it plays. |
| Multi-title orgs | 20 | Brands known across more than one title, including G2, Fnatic, T1, Gen.G, Natus Vincere, Team Vitality, and Karmine Corp. They do not also appear in the game filters. |
| League of Legends | 33 | A sample of League clubs, including 2026 LEC names such as Movistar KOI, Shifters, and GIANTX, plus LCK, LPL, and LCS clubs that are not already filed as multi-title brands. |
| VALORANT | 19 | A sample of VALORANT organizations, including Sentinels, KRÜ Esports, and Team Heretics. LOUD and Paper Rex are filed with the multi-title brands. |
| Counter-Strike | 20 | A sample of Counter-Strike organizations. Spirit is stored as Spirit (CS) so it stays distinct from Team Spirit (Dota). |
| Dota 2 | 15 | A sample of Dota 2 organizations, including OG, Tundra Esports, and Team Spirit (Dota). |
| Rocket League | 12 | A sample of Rocket League organizations. It is not a live RLCS standings table. |
| Call of Duty League | 12 | The 12 clubs in the 2026 Call of Duty League, using the city brands from the league site. |
The LEC’s 2026 format update keeps ten partner teams in Spring and Summer. Several of those brands are in the multi-title filter, so they are listed here even when the League of Legends button does not return them. Shifters is the team previously known as Team BDS. Movistar KOI is the team previously known as MAD Lions KOI.
The LCS address for 2026 names eight organizations. Immortals and NRG are no longer in the league. Sentinels replaced 100 Thieves. Disguised competes as the guest team. LYON, the 2026 Lock-In and Spring champion, is the team that came in from the LLA.
| 2026 LEC partners |
|---|
| Fnatic |
| G2 Esports |
| GIANTX |
| Karmine Corp |
| Movistar KOI |
| Natus Vincere |
| Shifters |
| SK Gaming |
| Team Heretics |
| Team Vitality |
| 2026 LCS organizations |
|---|
| Cloud9 |
| Dignitas |
| Disguised |
| FlyQuest |
| LYON |
| Sentinels |
| Shopify Rebellion |
| Team Liquid |
Riot’s Worlds briefing sets a 19-team field and a final at Barclays Center in Brooklyn on November 14, 2026. Play-ins are in Los Angeles from October 15 to 18. The Swiss stage and the quarterfinals and semifinals are in Allen, Texas. Three match wins advance a Swiss team. Three match losses eliminate it.
| Piece | 2026 rule |
|---|---|
| Field | 19 teams |
| Regional slots | 3 each from LCK, LCS, LCP, LEC, and LPL; 2 from CBLOL |
| Extra slots | The MSI champion, plus one team from the region that placed second at MSI |
| Play-in | 4 teams, best-of-five double elimination, October 15–18 in Los Angeles |
| Swiss | 16 teams, five rounds. Three wins advance. Three losses are out. Hosted in Allen, Texas |
| Knockout | 8 teams, best-of-five single elimination |
| Final | November 14, 2026, Barclays Center, Brooklyn |
Slot details are from Riot’s MSI and Worlds announcement. Stage dates and the Brooklyn final are from the Worlds 2026 primer.
The league site describes a 12-team season with four Majors. These are the brands in the Call of Duty filter. Boston M80, Minnesota G2, New York Cloud9, and Vegas FaZe are the 2026 names, in place of Boston Breach, the Minnesota RØKKR, the New York Subliners, and Atlanta FaZe.
| 2026 CDL club |
|---|
| Boston M80 |
| Carolina Royal Ravens |
| Los Angeles Thieves |
| Miami Heretics |
| Minnesota G2 |
| New York Cloud9 |
| OpTic Texas |
| Paris Gentle Mates |
| Riyadh Falcons |
| Toronto KOI |
| Vancouver Surge |
| Vegas FaZe |
Those four filters are samples of known organizations. They are not the qualified field for the next international event. Riot has said the VALORANT Champions Tour starts a new partnership cycle in 2027, with open qualifiers feeding regional Cups. The 2026 season is still the system that came before that change.
A Counter-Strike Major is a Valve championship on an open circuit. A Call of Duty League Major is one of that league’s four season events. The same word covers two different tournaments. Dota 2’s world championship is The International, also run by Valve. Rocket League’s premier circuit is the RLCS. None of those events is reproduced as a live bracket here.
Alphabetical list of all 131 names. The generator copies these spellings. A parenthetical such as Spirit (CS) keeps two scenes of the same club distinct.
The 131-name list, why multi-title brands have their own filter, and how Worlds 2026 is seeded.
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