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| Short name | DCG |
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| Game | League of Legends |
| Founded | 20 January 2022 |
| League | Pacific Championship Series |
| Based in | Taipei |
| Manager | Sun "Peter" Ting-hsuan |
| Main sponsor | Logitech |
Deep Cross Gaming (DCG) is a Taiwanese professional League of Legends team competing in the Pacific Championship Series (PCS). It is sponsored by the computer peripherals company Logitech.
Deep Cross Gaming (DCG) was founded on 20 January 2022; it acquired a spot in the Pacific Championship Series a week later on 27 January. [1] [2] [3] The team's inaugural roster consisted of three former J Team players –jungler Chen "Hana" Chih-hao, mid laner Hsu "Nestea" Bao-yuan, and support Lin "Woody" Hung-yu –as well as top laner Chang "Leaky" Tsu-chia, who had then most recently played for ahq eSports Club, and rookie bot laner Chang "Cryscata" Che-lin.
DCG finished fourth in the spring regular season after losing to fellow newcomers CTBC Flying Oyster in a tiebreaker match, qualifying DCG for the first round of playoffs in the winners' bracket. After defeating fifth-place Beyond Gaming in the first round, DCG were swept by defending champions PSG Talon in the second round and knocked down to the second round of the losers' bracket. Despite a convincing sweep of another newcomer team Frank Esports, DCG's playoff run ended in the third round of the losers' bracket, where they were defeated by J Team.
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