'Bueno, el siguiente Split lo jugarГ© en LAN, competirГ© allГ en la Copa de Latinoamerica Norte' (in ). 'Nos complace anunciar el equipo que estarГЎ representando a InFinity eSports durante el Riot Open Blue y en el Circuito de Leyendas.' (in ). 'Nos Complace Anunciarles Nuestro Roster de League Of Legends con el cual haremos frente a la escena competitiva de la RegiГіn en prГіximas competencias.' (in ). 'Para Comenzar el 2015, Tenemos un Nuevo Integrante en Nuestro Equipo y Familia.' (in ). 'Llego la Hora de anunciar nuestra nueva representacion de League Of Legends.' (in ).

After beating Estral Esports in a 5-game match, they qualified for Worlds 2021 as the LLA representative. After sticking together for the 2021 Closing Season, Infinity Esports secured a first seed in playoffs.

At MSI 2021, the team placed last in their group with just a single win, taking a single game from the Japanese DetonatioN FocusMe. This is where they beat All Knights 3-1, and Furious Gaming 3-2, to win another LLA title. They performed well in the regular season, and qualified for the playoffs as the second seed. They signed an experienced player in Buggax, while also acquiring the less experienced Cody and Ackerman. Despite that, the roster stuck together, placing 5th after being eliminated in the second phase of the group stage.ДЄhead of the 2021 LLA season, Infinity Esports once again rebuilt their roster, this time around SolidSnake and WhiteLotus. This team did well in the regular season, ending with a 10/-/4 record, but ended the second phase with a 2/-/2 record and lost against Isurus in playoffs. For the 2020 Opening Season, Infinity Esports rebuilt their entire roster around SolidSnake and Cotopaco, with Straight, WhiteLotus and Genthix joining the team.

In playoffs, they beat Rainbow7 in a 3-0 fashion before losing 1-3 against All Knights, ending their season early. In the 2019 Closing Split, Infinity Esports went 10/-/11 in the regular season, placing 4th. With a 17/-/4 record in the regular season, they were seen as one of the favourites, but Infinity Esports lost against Rainbow7 in the semi-finals to finish in 3-4th place. In 2019, the roster remained the same to build on their 2018 success. Despite winning the first game, they eventually lost 1-3 and G2 Esports went on to become semi-finalists at the event. After going 2/-/2 in the group stage, splitting games with both EDward Gaming and Dire Wolves, they were matched up against G2 Esports. They ended the regular season in 3rd place with a 9/-/5 record, but managed to win against 6Sense, Predators eSports and Dash9 Gaming to win their first LLN title and secure a slot at Worlds 2018. In an effort to finally win the title, Baula was replaced by Arce ahead of the 2018 LLN Closing Season, making the roster 3/5ths Peruvian. This roster once again placed second, losing against Rainbow7 in a 1-3 fashion. SolidSnake and Fuzzy joined the team, replacing Leozuxo and Diesel. Infinity Esports made just 2 changes heading into the LLN 2018 Opening Split. They won this game 3-1, but fell 0-3 against Lyon Gaming in the grand finals, finishing second and missing out on Worlds 2017. By staying consistent throughout the regular season, Infinity Esports qualified for playoffs and faced Predators eSports in the semi-finals. In an effort to improve on their first split, Relic, Leozuxo, Zelt, Diesel and Baula joined the team for hte LLN 2017 Closing Season. They placed 5th, ending on a 4/5/5 record. Despite their good start in the first week of the season, beating Dash9 Gaming and Just Toys Havoks, the team eventually failed to qualify for playoffs after not winning any of their games after week 4. The new roster consisted of Eledion, Wikko, Cotopaco, Peluchin, Akari and Gralou. This resulted in an invitation for the LLN 2017 Opening Promotion Tournament, where they beat Brawl Esports in a clean sweep to qualify for the LLN 2017 Opening Season.Дespite their dominance in the second division, most of Infinity Esports' roster parted ways with the organisation. The roster, consisting of ANti, Wikko, Xuradel, GeneralMint and Choisix, managed to once again win the event, going 5/4/0 in the group stage, before beating Exeltec Predators in the grand finals. With a first place at this event, Infinity Esports qualified for the 2016 CDL Closing Season, Latin America's second division. Infinity Esports made their debut in the Latin American Riot Open 2016 Closing Tournament, winning the event after going 7-0 in the group stage.

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