User:S.AbdulBasit20

Content creators

Current

Division	Nat.	ID	Name	Age	Join date
FaZe Clan		CLipZ	Eric Rivera	29	2010-05-30
		Temperrr	Thomas Oliveira	31	2010-07-31
		Fakie	Ted	31	2011-01-21
		Apex	Yousef Abdelfattah	28	2011-03-06
		CBass	Sabastian Diamond	30	2011-03-17
		Jinx	Eric	31	2011-05-09
		HugZ	Mick Millar	29	2011-05-27
		PryZee	Brian	32	2011-08
		Swan	Casey Swanson	26	2012-06-13
		Rain	Nordan Shat	28	2012-09-19
		Rug	Brian Awadis	28	2012-11-26
		Banks	Richard Bengston	33	2013-03-24
		Linkzy	Jack	30	2013-07-04
		Adapt	Alexander Prynkiewicz	27	2013-11-02
		Kay	Frazier Khattri	28	2013-12-03
		Sensei	Isiah Ocasio-Pantoja	33	2014
		Bloo	Garrett Underhill	26	2014-01-24
		Jev	Jason Eugene	31	2014-03-14
		Nikan	Nikan Nadimkhah	28	2014-04-22
		Dirty	Curtis Henke	30	2014-06-12
		Agony	Kieran M. & Devin M.	31	2014-06-16
		Teeqo	Jakob Swärden	31	2014-06-19
		Kitty	Cameron Spector	30	2014-07-19
		Jasper	Jasper Schellens	29	2014-12-20
		Replays	Franco Sicilia	28	2015-01-03
		Blaze	Lucas Mosing	28	2015-02-01
		Hazz	Zac Woodham	28	2015-03-22
		Ugly God	Royce Rodriguez	28	2017-08
		GwidT	Austin Gwidt	27	2017-11-26
		Testy		28	2017-12-25
		Cizzorz	Jack Cizek	28	2018-03-13
		Thiefs	Nicholas Smorto	28	2018-08-07
		Mew	Kerry Nguyen	27	2018-09-21
		Kaz	Kyle Kazuichi Ray Rapozo	26	2018-09-22
		Orba	Maiko	25	2018-09-25
		Pamaj	Austin Pamajewon	28	2018-10-16
		Tenser	Brian Hopkins	27	2018-11-03
		Boat	Miles Parks McCollum	27	2018-12-17
		Sway	Josue Burgos	20	2019-03-12
		H1ghSky1	Patrick	17	2019-03-22
		Jarvis	Jarvis Khattri	23	2019-04-23
		Nickmercs	Nick Kolcheff	34	2019-05-30
		Ewok		19	2019-07-27
		Offset	Kiari Kendrell Cephus	33	2019-08-15
		Swagg	Kris Lamberson	28	2020-04-04
		Simmo	Benjamin David Simmons	28	2020-08-25
		Bronny	LeBron Raymone James Jr.	20	2020-08-30
		Faxuty	Moe	27	2020-12-27
		Virus	Talal Almalki	25–26	2020-12-28
		Flea	Tyler	27	2020-12-29
		Nio	Nick Katamyschew	24	2020-12-30
		Scope	Luke	25	2020-12-31
Atlanta FaZe		NoisyButters	Hannah Bryan	29	2019-12-10
FaZe Clan Thailand		DABOYWAY	Prinya Intachai	43	2020-11-21

Former e-Sports players

Game	Nat.	ID	Name	Role	Join date	Inactive date	Leave date
Call of Duty		GRVTY	Thomas Malin	Substitute	2019-04-20		2019-12-05
		Priestahh	Preston Greiner		2017-11-02	2019-01-28	2019-10-26
		Cellium	McArthur Jovel		2019-04-20		2019-10-26
		Asim	Obaid Asim		2019-04-20		2019-10-24
		Attach	Dillon Price		2015-06-15	2019-03-09	2019-09-27
		Zer0	Trei Morris		2019-04-20		2019-09-27
		Easy Mac	Austin O'Neil	Analyst	2019-07-07		2019-09-26
		ZooMaa	Thomas Paparatto		2015-04-07		2019-09-25
		RJ	Richard Simoncelli	Coach	2019-04-20		2019-09-24
		Crowder	James Crowder		2017-11-02	2019-01-28	2019-09-22
		Skrapz	Matthew Marshall		2019-04-20		2019-09-20
		Cellium	McArthur Jovel		2018-12-22		2019-03-14
		Methodz	Anthony Zinni		2018-10-08		2018-12-21
		Gunless	Peirce Hillman		2017-06-24		2017-10-25
		Enable	Ian Wyatt		2015-04-07		2017-09-21
		Crowder	James Crowder	Coach	2016-05-15		2017-07-13
		Clayster	James Eubanks		2015-06-15		2017-06-24
		Huke	Cuyler Garland		2015-04-07		2015-06-15
		SlasheR	Austin Liddicoat		2015-04-07		2015-06-15
		ACHES	Patrick Price		2014-11-17		2015-02-01
		SlasheR	Austin Liddicoat		2014-11-17		2015-02-01
		Parasite	Christopher Duarte		2015-01-21		2015-02-01
		Enable	Ian Wyatt		2015-01-21		2015-02-01
		Censor	Doug Martin		2014-06-23		2015-01-21
		Apathy	Bryan Zhelyazkov		2014-06-24		2015-01-21
		Karma	Damon Barlow		2014-09-05		2014-10-30
		Parasite	Christopher Duarte		2014-06-23		2014-10-26
		Dedo	Kenneth Dedo		2014-06-23		2014-09-05
		Crowder	James Crowder		2013-05-24		2014-04-05
		Classic	Nicholas DiCostanzo		2013-10-26		2014-04-05
		JKap	Jordan Kaplan		2013-12-12		2014-04-05
		ProoFy	Jordan Cannon		2014-01-23		2014-04-05
		NAMELESS	Anthony Wheeler		2014-01-15		2014-01-23
		MBoZe	Marcus Blanks		2014-01-09		2014-01-13
		Methodz	Anthony Zinni		2013-12-12		2014-01-08
		Ace	Aaron Elam		2013-11-29		2013-12-12
		Enable	Ian Wyatt		2013-11-29		2013-12-12
		SpaceLy	Michael Schmale		2013-07-04		2013-11-28
		Huhdle	Joshua Piha		2013-07-04		2013-11-28
		Slacked	Josiah Berry		2013-07-16		2013-10-22
		John	Johnathon Perez		2013-07-04		2013-07-16
		Heist	Garrett Mercure		2013-01-29		2013-07-04
		Methodz	Anthony Zinni		2013-05-24		2013-07-04
		MBoZe	Marcus Blanks		2013-05-24		2013-07-04
		Bloodz	Ryan Schuh		2013-04-26		2013-05-24
		Whea7s	Jamal Lee		2013-04-26		2013-05-24
		Gucci	Hadi Chreidi		2013-04-26		2013-05-24
		Sham			2013-01-29		2013-04-26
		Secretly			2013-01-29		2013-04-12
		Folsom	Freddy Gerard		2013-01-29		2013-04-11
		NAMELESS	Anthony Wheeler		2012-10-15		2013-01-29
		LyaR	Ray Loftus		2012-10-15		2013-01-29
		PHiZZURP	Phillip Klemenov		2012-12-06		2013-01-29
		TwiZz	Eric Servello		2012-12-06		2013-01-29
		Dedo	Kenneth Dedo		2012-10-22		2012-12-06
		Parasite	Christopher Duarte		2012-10-22		2012-12-03
		NAMELESS	Anthony Wheeler		2011-11		2012-06
		SNOWHARE	James Wagner		2012-03		2012-06
		Solo	Michael Lim		2012-03		2012-06
		Proshot			2012-04		2012-06
		Ricky	Richard Stacy		2012-03		2012-04
Call of Duty (Atlanta FaZe)		JurNii	Juan Antonio González Muñoz	Substitute	2019-12-05		2020-10
		GRVTY	Thomas Malin	Substitute	2019-12-05		2020-10-07
		MajorManiak	Michael Szymaniak		2019-10-26		2020-09-15
		Priestahh	Preston Greiner		2019-10-26		2020-09-15
Call of Duty (AF Academy)		Sib	Daunte Gray		2020-07-29		2020-11-06
		JurNii	Juan Antonio González Muñoz		2020-01-22		2020-10
		Jimbo	Bryan Sabman		2020		2020-10
		Venom	Carlos Hernandez		2020		2020-10
		GRVTY	Thomas Malin		2020-01-22		2020-10-07
		Sib	Daunte Gray		2020-03-08		2020-07-24
		LewTee	Lewis Todd	Coach	2020-04-13		2020-06
		Abstraact			2020-01-22		2020-02-07
		Turnup	Joseph Sicre		2020-01-22		2020-02-07
		Zaptius	Alex Bonilla		2020-01-22		2020-02-07
Call of Duty (FC Black)		Phantomz	Timothy Landis		2018-12-06		2019-10-03
		Asim	Obaid Asim		2018-12-06		2019-04-20
		GRVTY	Thomas Malin		2018-12-06		2019-04-20
		Cellium	McArthur Jovel		2019-03-14		2019-04-20
		RJ	Richard Simoncelli	Coach	2019-03-14		2019-04-20
		Simp	Chris Lehr	Loan from Evil Geniuses	2019-03-14		2019-03-19
		Tisch	Paul Tischler		2018-12-06		2019-02-10
		Mosh	Tanner Clark		2018-12-06		2019-02-06
Call of Duty (FaZe Black)		Censor	Doug Martin		2015-02-01		2015-04-08
		ProoFy	Jordan Cannon		2015-02-01		2015-04-07
		StuDyy	Jeremy Astacio		2015-02-01		2015-04-02
		Apathy	Bryan Zhelyazkov		2015-02-01		2015-04-02
		FormaL	Matthew Piper		2014-04-05		2014-06-23
		Saints	Renato Forza		2014-04-05		2014-06-23
		Censor	Doug Martin		2014-04-05		2014-06-23
		Dedo	Kenneth Dedo		2014-04-15		2014-06-23
		ProoFy	Jordan Cannon		2014-04-05		2014-04-14
		Parasite	Christopher Duarte		2014-04-14		2014-04-14
Call of Duty (FaZe Red)		ACHES	Patrick Price		2015-02-01		2015-04-07
		Parasite	Christopher Duarte		2015-02-01		2015-04-07
		SlasheR	Austin Liddicoat		2015-02-01		2015-04-07
		Enable	Ian Wyatt		2015-02-01		2015-04-07
		Crowder	James Crowder		2014-04-05		2014-06-23
		Classic	Nicholas DiCostanzo		2014-04-05		2014-06-23
		JKap	Jordan Kaplan		2014-04-05		2014-06-23
		Theory	Dylan McGee		2014-04-05		2014-06-23
Call of Duty (FaZe France)		ZylewR	Julien Louis		2015-04		2015-05-21
		Malls	Eddy Maillard		2015-04		2015-05-21
		Vortex	Brandon Gomes		2015-04		2015-05-21
		Zeroo	Valentin Langlet		2015-04		2015-05-21
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive		YNk	Janko Paunović	Coach	2019-01-06		2020-10-28
		NiKo	Nikola Kovač		2017-02-09		2020-10-28
		GuardiaN	Ladislav Kovács		2017-08-03		2019-09-20
		NEO	Filip Borys Kubski	Trial	2019-05-13		2019-09-11
		AdreN	Dauren Kystaubayev	Stand-in	2019-01-06		2019-05-13
		karrigan	Finn Andersen		2016-10-19	2018-12-16	2019-03-14
		RobbaN	Robert Dahlström	Coach	2016-02-10		2019-01-05
		cromen	Jørgen Robertsen	Stand-in	2018-06-05		2018-07-10
		Xizt	Richard Landström	Substitute	2018-04-01		2018-05-25
		kioShiMa	Fabien Fiey		2016-04-10	2017-08-20	2018-02-03
		allu	Aleksi Jalli		2016-08-16	2017-08-03	2017-08-21
		aizy	Philip Aistrup Larsen		2016-01-20		2017-02-08
		jkaem	Joakim Myrbostad		2016-01-20	2016-11-09	2016-12-22
		Maikelele	Mikail Bill		2016-01-20	2016-04-03	2016-09
		fox	Ricardo Pacheco		2016-01-20	2016-08-16	2016-09
Overwatch		FCTFCTN	Russell Campbell		2016-08-20		2018-02-16
		Forsak3n	Viktors Bernevs		2016-08-20		2018-02-01
		NamedHwi	Se-Hwi Go	Analyst	2017-08-15		2017-11-04
		ShaDowBurn	George Gushcha		2016-08-20		2017-11-03
		Joemeister	Joe Gramano		2017-05		2017-11-03
		Carpe	Lee Jae-hyeok		2017-08-15		2017-11-03
		Rawkus	Shane Flaherty		2016-08-20		2017-10-31
		SPREE	Alexandre Vanhomwegen		2017-05		2017-10-31
		zombs	Jared Gitlin		2016-08-20		2017-08-17
		Lui	Lui Olivares		2017-05		2017-08-16
		ClampOK	Sabian Hayblum		2016-06-23		2017-04
		Wonderfuls	Kevin Nguyen		2016-06-23		2017-04
		TwoEasy	Eric van Hoorn		2016-08-20		2017-01-10
		iuKeEe	Luke Dainton	Coach	2017-08-15		2017
		purposefull	Andrew Collett	Coach	2016-08-20		2017
		Mendokusaii	Lucas Håkansson		2016-06-23		2016
		Veineless	Marcel Lehmann		2016-06-23		2016-07-22
		evokje	Elvinas Padegimas		2016-06-23		2016-07-22
		fRoD	Daniel Montaner		2016-06-23		2016-07-22
PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds		mxey	Anssi Pekkonen		2017-11-10		2020-02-28
		Larsen	Mathias Winther Larsen	Analyst	2019-06-20		2020-02-16
		Jembty	Jere Kauppinen		2017-11-10		2018-10-17
		Haxete	Adrian Blom		2017-11-10		2018-10-11
		MeToR	Maximilian Lion		2017-11-10		2018-01-25
Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege		mav	Rafael Loureiro Freitas		2018-01-18		2020-08-12
		Sn4rFx	Cristian Matheus Schroeder	Coach	2020-03-02		2020-06-16
		cameram4n	Gabriel Hespanhol		2018-01-18		2020-03-05
		Twister	Marlon Mello	Coach / Analyst	2019-02-05		2020-03-02
		Muringa	João Deam		2018-01-18		2019-03-09
		gohaN	Guilherme Alf		2018-01-18		2018-11-13
		bor	Thiago Borinelli	Coach	2018-06-09		2018-08-31
FIFA		Mino	Amine Boughanmi		2019-11-25		2020-02-08
		Lev	Lev Vinken		2019-01-06		2019-02-10
		Gorilla	Spencer Ealing		2018-05-26		2018-09-15
Fortnite Battle Royale		Bini	Spencer Dane Cherubini		2019-04-25		2020-10-16
		Diggy	Kolbe Michael Cordon		2019-04-25		2020-10-16
		Tilt	Jonathan James DeRosa		2019-04-25		2020-10-16
		Tfue	Turner Ellis Tenney		2018-04-30	2019-05-20	2020-08-26
		Vorwenn	Tom Baldrich Piqué		2019-04-25		2020-03-29
		SpaceLyon	Thang Phan		2018-03-03		2020-02-21
		Jaomock	Brendan O'Brien		2018-03-03		2019-10-31
		Yelo	Brandon Yelo		2018-07-09		2019-04-30
		72hrs	Thomas Mulligan		2018-03-03		2018-06-05
PUBG Mobile		Jeffz	Jeff Siwagorn		2020-07-30		2020-10-08
		Echo	Wacharakorn Tiengtis		2020-01-10		2020-04-01
VALORANT		jasonR	Jason Ruchelski		2020-06-25		2020-08-02

Former Creators

Division	Nat.	ID	Name	Join date	Leave date
FaZe Clan		JuJu	John Sherman Smith-Schuster	2017-11-29	2020-10-16
		Hoppin	Charles Clapper	2016-05-14	2020-08-14
		Cheo	Jose Delossantos	2016	2020
		Censor	Doug Martin	2015-02-01 (professional player)	2019-10-16
				2015-04-08 (content creator)
		Yelo	Brandon Yelo	2018-07-09 (professional player)	2019-07-01
				2019-04-30 (content creator)
		Avxry	Avery LoPriore	2018-06-22	2019-06
		Noizey		2018-09-24	2019
		OSN	Clark William	2018-02-08	2018-07-31
		Spratt	James Spratt	2011-06-21	2017-08-20
		Carl	Carl Riemer	2013-11-19	2017-08-20
		Mojo	Jordy Janssens	2016-01-11	2017
		Ruler	Pierre Bruin	2015-05-25	2016-05-25
		Iced		2015-01-12	2016-05-25
		Dyn	Nick	2013-07-07	2016-05-25
		Apathy	Bryan Zhelyazkov	2015-04-13	2015-06-15
		KEEMSTAR	Daniel Keem	2014-12-19	2015-01-25
		zejiM		2014-10-19	2015-01-19
		Bobo	Brandon	2014-06-14	2014-12-20
		Ramos	Ricardo Dos Ramos	2011-09-19	2014-12-07
		NiQs	Shawn	2014-06-15	2014-11-17
		Outcast (prev. OutcsT)	Ronan	2013-07-02	2014-11-17
		Rockst4r	Tyler	2013-06-03	2014-11-17
		Macau		2014-08-05	2014-11-16
		Eskee	Sam	2014-04-16	2014-11-16
		Strobe	Kacper	2014-01-28	2014-11-16
		ZiiMeR	Charlie Laming	2013-12-22	2014-11-16
		Markoh		2013-07-19	2014-11-16
		Twistt	Trey Darr	2012-01-19	2014-11-16
		Brioh (prev. Brio)	Sam	2014-06-13	2014-11-12
		Kayos	Tom Jackson	2013-11-09	2014-07-18
		Bazi	Oli	2013-06-07	2014-07-18
		Kross	Daniel Kross	2011-07-30	2013-12-29
		Stamina	Daniel	2012-01-19	2013-11-19
		Pamaj	Austin Pamajewon	2012-02-06	2013-09-20
		Maxim	Maxim	2012-06-18	2013-07-08
		WaRTeK	Anil Brancaleoni	2011-11-21	2012-09-26
		Teeqo	Jakob Swärden	2011-04-22	2012-07-11
		Deezeh		2011-10-15	2012-02-21
		Timid (prev. House Cat)	Jeff Emann	late 2010	2012-01-21
		Resistance	Ben Christensen	2010-05-30	early 2011
		House Cat (lat. Timid)	Jeff Emann	2010-05-30	late 2010
FaZe France		Toto	Anthony	2015-01-18	2015-05-26
		WaRTeK	Anil Brancaleoni	2013-09-19	2015-05-26
		Zydar	Raphael Zydar	2013-09-19	2015-05-26
		Hyspe	Elliot	2013-09-19	2015-05-26
		RanbOw	Kevin	2013-09-19	2015-01-23

FaZe Red

Ghosts

On April 5, 2014, FaZe Clan announced their acquisition of an additional roster, dividing the two teams into FaZe Red and FaZe Black. Crowder, Classic, and Jkap were transferred from the main roster, and Theory left Team Kaliber to join the team. This roster found mediocre results, placing 9-12th at UGC Niagara 2014, 5-8th at the eight-team MLG X Games Invitational 2014, and 9-11th at MLG Anaheim 2014. FaZe Red had yet to outplace their FaZe Black counterpart at any event they both attended, and the FaZe organization dropped the FaZe Red roster, leaving only Censor, FormaL, Saints, and Dedo to represent FaZe. However, this particular roster did not last long.

Advanced Warfare

The 2015 Call of Duty Championship marked the return of FaZe Red and FaZe Black. ACHES, SlasheR, Parasite, and Enable were transferred over from the main FaZe roster to FaZe Red. This time around, FaZe Red was much more successful, securing a third place at the 2015 North America Qualifier and at 2015 Call of Duty Championship. Following these placings, SlasheR and Enable were transferred back to the main roster, while ACHES and Parasite parted ways with the organization. FaZe Red has been disbanded.

FaZe Black

FaZe Black was initially formed after the Call of Duty Championship 2014 after ProoFy was given his own team after leaving the main FaZe roster. ProoFy was to be the captain of the team and he picked up Saints, FormaL and Censor to make up the remainder of the team. They were called a 'God Squad' and were predicted to be a team that would be able to take down compLexity. However, after MBoZe left the OpTic Gaming team, ProoFy left FaZe Black to join OpTic Gaming. As a result, Censor became captain of the team and picked up Dedo, who had teamed with Censor and Saints under Strictly Business. The team's first event was UGC Niagara 2014 where they finished in 5th place, taking home $1,000. Sadly, Saints wasn't able to make it to the event, using Saint as a substitute. Going into one of the biggest events of the year, MLG X Games Invitational 2014, the team failed to accumulate enough pro points and they were not one of the eight teams to attend the event. After finishing Season 2 of the MLG Pro League in 4th place, they earned themselves the #4 going into MLG Anaheim 2014. At the event, they took out Team Curse AU 3-0 and advanced to play Evil Geniuses in the Winner's Bracket semi-final. They lost the match 3-0 and fell to the Loser's Bracket. There, they faced TCM Gaming but were eliminated from the tournament after falling to a 3-2 loss. Following the event, the FaZe Black became the only roster for the FaZe Clan organization after the entire FaZe Red roster was dropped.

Advanced Warfare

With the 2015 Call of Duty Championship around the corner, FaZe Clan decided it was time once again to split into two team. The new FaZe Black roster would feature Censor, Apathy, ProoFy, and StuDyy. FaZe Black would easily pass through the online qualifiers to find themselves at the Call of Duty Championship NA Regional Finals 2015. Where they would place 7-8th after forfeiting their final match to OpTic Nation. FaZe Black would start off with a strong performance at the Call of Duty Championship 2015 finishing 3-0 in Group G. But they would end up under performing in bracket play losing 2-3 to Strictly Business and 2-3 in Loser's Bracket to Team Orbit. Finishing with a disappointing 13-16th placement. Censor, Apathy, ProoFy, and StuDyy decided it was time to go there separate way. FaZe Black would disband again for the second time, leaving only FaZe Red.

FaZe Management And Investors

Current

Division	Nat.	Name	FaZe ID	Position	Join date
FaZe Clan		Lee Trink		Chief executive officer	2015
		Thomas Oliveira	Temperrr	Owner/Vice President	2010-08-02
		Yousef Abdelfattah	Apex	Owner/Cheif Operating Officer	2011-03-06
		Nordan Shat	Rain	Owner	2012-09-19
		Brian Awadis	Rug	Owner	2012-11-26
		Richard Bengston	Banks	Owner	2013-03-24
		Alexander Hamilton Prynkiewicz	Adapt	Owner	2013-11-02
		Kiari "Offset" Kendrell Cephus	Offset	Owner / Investor	2019-08-15
		James Iovine	Jimmy Iovine	Owner / Investor	2019
		David E. Sharpe		Board member	2020-01
		David Chen	Panda	Advisory board member / Partner	2018-12
		Michelle Robinson		Legal counsel	2019-03
		Stephanie M.		Legal counsel	2020-01
		Erika Georgiou		Associate general counsel	2018
		Justin Kenna		Chief financial officer	2018-01
		Ben Sack		Chief technology officer	2018-03
		Jeffrey Pabst		Chief revenue officer	2019-03
		Jaci Hays		Chief growth officer / Senior advisor	2019-06
		Erik Anderson		Vice president of esports	2016-06
		Clinton C. Sparks		Vice president of business development	2018-05
		Darren Yan	Dazza	Vice president of talent	2019-02
		Xavier Ramos		Vice president of creative development	2019-04
		Youssef Ali	yoseph	Head of digital marketing	2018-09-29
		Taav Cooperman		Manager of business development	2019-01
		Sabastian	CBass	Directing Manager	2010-12
		Vera Salamone		Director of talent	2018-01
		Derek Chestnut		Director of apparel	2018-03
		Zvonimir Sabljić		Director of engineering	2018-09
		Holly Johnston		Director of account management	2018-10
		Allyson Imai	Ally	Director of marketing solutions	2019-05
		Jennie Parungao		Director of revenue operations	2019-08
		Willis Wiggin		Account director	2018-02-18
		Alex LiDonni		Account director	2019-07
		Ryan Greene		Sales coordinator	2019-06
		Zachary Catterall		Marketing and special projects coordinator	2019-06
		Marissa Toomey		Human resources coordinator / Executive assistant	2019-07
			Infamous	Team Manager (Valorant)	2020-06-27
		Karen Kim		Executive assistant	2019-01
		Tyler Rayne		IT manager	2018-07
		Luke Dainton	iuKeEe	Europe & China operations / Team manager (PUBG / FIFA)	2017-08-15 (esports)
					2017 (staff)
		Kurtis Stocks		Esports operations (CoD)	2019-05
		Ramon Perez	Zephyr	Esports manager	2017-11
		Leandro Portela	tgk	Team manager (R6)	2017-10
		Robert Dahlström	RobbaN	Team manager (CS:GO)	2016-02-10 (esports)
					2019-01-05 (staff)
		Ivan Roichman		Regional manager	2017-12
		Jordan Galen		Talent manager	2018-10
		Nikhil Jayaram		Talent manager	2018-11
		Troy Carter Jr.		Talent manager	2018-11
		Steph Lechman		Talent coordinator	2019-08
		Bruno Santos		Investor	2017-10
		Rajat Bhageria		Investor	2018-02
		Nandeet Mehta		Investor	2018-07
		Daouda Leonard		Investor	2018-11
		Marlon C. Nichols		Investor	2018-12
		Shane O'Neill		Investor	2019
		Kurt "Big Boy" Alexander	Big Boy	Investor	2019
		Christopher Eugene O'Donnell		Investor	2019
		Nick "Disco Fries" Ditri		Investor	2019
		Danny "Disco Fries" Boselovic		Investor	2019
		Gregory Kurtley van der Wiel		Investor	2019
		Guy Harley Oseary		Investor	2019
		Jamal Murray		Investor	2019
	Nyjah Imani Huston		Investor	2019
	Armando "Pitbull" Christian Peréz	Pitbull	Investor	2019
	Khalif "Swae Lee" Malikibnsham Brown		Investor	2019
	Sylvia Rhone		Investor	2019
	Troy Carter		Investor	2019
	Meyers Patrick Leonard	Hammer	Investor	2019-03
	Aanikh Kler		Investor	2019-03
	Athan Hsiao		Investor	2019-04
	Devon Woodruff		Investor	2019-04
	Sean Maher		Investor	2019-04
	Matt Hilman		Investor	2019-04
	Josh Hart		Investor	2019-04
	William "Ray J" Raymond Norwood Jr.		Investor	2019-04
	Paul "DJ Paul" Duane Beauregard		Investor	2019-04
	Swish Goswami		Investor	2019-05
	Benjamin David Simmons	Savage	Investor	2019-07
	Mario "Yo Gotti" Sentell Giden Mims	Gotti	Investor	2019-09-24
Atlanta FaZe		Paul Hamilton		Chief executive officer / Owner / President	2019-09-22
		Jasmine Kitterman		Director of marketing	2019-09-22
		Jeremy Poore		Director of partnerships	2019-09-22
		McCarty Maxwell		Senior event manager	2019-09-22
		Brandon	Blitz	Community manager	2019-09-22
FaZe Clan Thailand		Dom Chotivanich		Manager	2019-09-17
Production team
FaZe Clan		Oluwafemi Okusanya	Femi	Vice president of content & production / Post-production manager	2018-02
		Jeffrey Cleary		Head of production / Production manager	2017-08-07
		Erik Marino		Head of design	2019-01
		Tu Do		Production manager	2018-06
		Samuel Pepper		Creative direction manager	2019
		Ranvir		Video Editor	2020-06-25
		Amir	TeaWap	Lead Video Editor	2018
		Russell Nichols	RenVy	Production coordinator	2019-09
		Alec Strasmore		Creative coordinator	2019-09
		Ariel Zengotita		Senior video editor	2018
		Jesse Lomax		Senior video editor	2019-12
		Evan Martinez	Evan	Senior motion designer	2018-02
		Nikan Nadim	Nikan	Graphic designer	2014-04-23
		Alexander Morgan	Ali	Graphic designer	2014-04-23
		Laurent Beuten	Magic	Graphic designer	2015
		Antoine	Nano	Graphic designer	2015-11-03
		Ivan Roichman		Graphic designer	2017-12
		Luke	ADL	Graphic designer	2018-10-05
			Cuds	Graphic designer	2018-10-05
		Bardia Mazkouri	Mito	Video editor	2017-02-25
			Unchained	Video editor	2017-03-04
		Evan Grose		Video editor	2017-10
		Phil Foster	Philly	Video editor	2018-01-24
		Randy Baptista	Mr.Bapi	Freelance video producer	2019
		David Stack	Restrict	Freelance video editor	2019-04
		Aimé	Blaazy	Freelance graphic designer	2020-01-21
Atlanta FaZe		Nick Dallas	Hardrivelost	Head of production / Content manager	2019-09-22
		Jarel Bell	JBProdigy	Head of content	2019-09-22
		Danny Berger	Dahberger	Director of content	2019-09-22
		Nicholas Szott	Nick Szott	Graphic designer	2019-12-18

Former

Former Management

Division	Nat.	Name	ID	Role	Join date	Leave date
FaZe Clan		Richard Webb	Shibby	Vice president of sales	2016-06	2020-01
		Justin Mavandi		E-commerce / Technical marketing	2018-04	2020
		Greg Selkoe	PreZ	President	2017-12
		Conor Beesemyer		Talent manager	2017-01	2019-11
		Ben Nissim	FCM	North American manager	2017	2019-10-31
		Alexey Shablygin		Talent manager	2019-06	2019-09
		Aviva Yael		Original programming	2018-01	2019-09
		Alex Chin		Finance intern	2019-06	2019-08
		Kaleah Jones-Perry		People & culture manager	2018-06	2019-08
		Katie Rowbotham		Operations manager of merchandise & e-commerce	2018-02	2019-07
		Matthew Growney		Investor	2017-03	2019-06
		Allan Price		Chief operating officer	2017-12	2019-05
		Becky Taylor		Vice president of programming	2018-11	2019-03
		Melissa Bowden		Director of brand partnerships	2018-07	2019-03
		Ben Noblet		Finance manager	2018-02	2019-01
		Priya Narang		Chief revenue officer	2018-02	2018-12
		Mac Lewis		Global brand creative director	2017-04	2018-12
		Charles Sagan		Project & talent manager	2018-03	2018-11
		Jimmy Jellinek		Chief creative officer	2016-03	2018-07
		Daniel Montaner	fRoD	Esports manager	2016-07-22	2017-11
		Zebastian Molinder	zbM	Team manager (CS:GO)	2016-01-21	2017-01-11
FaZe France		Carl Reynier		Manager	2014-08-29	2015-05-26
Production team
FaZe Clan		Jeremy Gonzales	Skkrrt	Graphic designer	2018-12-14	2020-03
		Tom Barker	Barker	Lead video editor	2013-11-12	2020-06-06
		Haris	VIII	Graphic designer	2018-10-05	2018-11-19
		Jordan Imbrey		Video producer / Writer / Director / Shooter	2018-04	2018-08
		Coan	Coan	Graphic designer	2014-04-23	2018-05-22
		Owen	Owen	Video editor	2017-02-19	2017-12-27
		Shota Ishizawa		Freelance video producer	2017-09	2017-11
		Tobias Damm	Zaibot	Graphic designer	2014-07-17	2017
		Jay West	JPEX	Graphic designer	2014-09-02	2016-08
		Carlos D. Montero	Ninja	Video editor	2013-06-29	2016-07-25
		Jacob Klassen	PenG	Video editor	2015-03-14	2016-08
		Mario Malekinušić	Jebasu	Video editor	2015-03-01	2016
			Pride	Video editor	2014-09-18	2016
		Tyler Lahanas	Meek	Video editor	2012-08-09	2015-04-18
			SLP	Video editor		2015-04-17
		Oscar Dahlén	Cozzi	Video editor	2013-12-28	2015-03-07
			Gumi	Video editor	2013-03-04	2015-01-14
		Alex	Alpaca	Graphic designer	2014-04-22	2015
			Racky	Video editor	2014-04-01	2015
		Joey Ricciuto	Ferox	Graphic designer	2011-02	2014-05-07
		Jeremy Mink	MinK	Video editor	2011-05-06	2014
			Jedi	Graphic designer	2011-07	2013-02-01
		Dray Bryan	Perfect	Video editor	2011	2011
			EvolutionHD	Video editor	2010-09	2010-12
FaZe France		Quentin Brre	Orah	Graphic designer	2014	2015-05-26
		Antoine	Nano	Graphic designer	2013-09-19	2015-05-26
		Thomas J. Serer	Jesus	Graphic designer	2013-09-19	2015-05-26
FaZe Clan	Production Team FORMER (UNKNOWN)
		Faizan	Faiz	Video editor	2014-06-29
			FeeKz	Video editor	2014-08-29
		Axel Fransson	Furran	Video editor
			GoTaR	Video editor
			Xero	Video editor	2013-12-12

Partnerships

In 2011, FaZe Clan announced its first partnerships with gaming controller manufacturer Custom Controllerzz and Imagine Customs. The partnerships ended in the same year. During the partnership, Imagine Customs released a FaZe-branded controller. In 2012, FaZe Clan announced its partnership with gaming controller manufacturer Kaoss Controllers. The partnership ended in the same year. During the partnership, Kaoss released a FaZe-branded controller.

FaZe Clan has been partnered with caffeinated drink mix brand Gamma Labs' G Fuel since 2012, which is currently one of the longest promotional collaborations in esports. As a part of the collaboration, the company released FaZe Clan-themed flavors, such as"FaZe shaker Clan's cups Battle" & "FaZe Clan's Battle Juice" in 2019. On May 2, 2019, Atlanta Esports Ventures announced the purchase of a franchise spot in Call of Duty league in partnership with FaZe Clan. The resulting team, Atlanta FaZe, was announced on October 26, 2019.

On May 5, 2013, gaming controller manufacturer Scuf Gaming announced its partnership with FaZe Clan. Scuf has released numerous FaZe-branded controllers. On March 26, 2014, gaming peripheral manufacturer ASTRO Gaming announced its partnership with FaZe Clan. The partnership ended in the same year. In 2014, FaZe Clan partnered with gaming peripheral manufacturer Razer. The partnership ended sometime in 2016. On September 20, 2014, gaming furniture manufacturer DXRacer announced its partnership with FaZe Clan to sell a FaZe-branded chair. On March 18, 2015, FaZe Clan announced its partnership with gaming controller manufacturer KontrolFreek. The partnership ended in the same year.

On May 25, 2018, FaZe Clan announced its partnership with gaming peripheral manufacturer SteelSeries. On March 18, 2019, SteelSeries released a limited-edition FaZe mousepad. On March 21, 2019, FaZe Clan announced its partnership with automobile manufacturer Nissan. Nissan started producing two original series on FaZe's YouTube channel.

In April 2019, FaZe Clan announced its partnership with consumer electronics company HTC's esports and gaming division HTC Gaming, as well as software company Wix. Wix has built multiple websites for FaZe and its members.

On May 2, 2019, Atlanta Esports Ventures announced the purchase of a franchise spot in Call of Duty league in partnership with FaZe Clan. Atlanta FaZe was announced on October 26, 2019.

On September 26, 2019, football club Manchester City announced its partnership with FaZe Clan for content creation and clothing. On January 23, 2020, Atlanta FaZe announced its partnership with carbonated soft drink brand Mountain Dew's MTN DEW AMP GAME FUEL. On February 7, 2020, Atlanta FaZe announced its partnership with gaming furniture manufacturer RESPAWN.

On February 19, 2020, FaZe Clan Thailand announced its partnership with apparel retailer 24 Kilates and barbershop Neversay Cutz.

On June 18 2020, Meal replacement company CTRL has received investment from North American organisation and entertainment brand FaZe Clan. As part of the deal, FaZe will be responsible for helping to market the brand. CTRL will work with the organization to develop new flavors for meal replacement shakes. FaZe Clan acquired a stake in New York-based dietary supplements company CTRL Holdings LLC. The investment marks FaZe’s first time taking a Co-Owner position with another brand.

Collaborations

On April 11, 2018, FaZe Clan collaborated with football club Legia Warsaw to make one of a kind polo shirts for FaZe's Counter-Strike: Global Offensive team. The polos were later listed on Charytatywni Allegro. On October 21, 2018, FaZe Clan collaborated with hockey league team Toronto Maple Leafs to release limited-time clothing. Leafs and FaZe partnered up again on November 22, 2018, for a small video series, FaZe Off. On November 14, 2018, FaZe Clan collaborated with mobile e-commerce platform NTWRK to release exclusive clothing. These exclusive releases continued on December 13, 2018, and March 31, 2020.

On November 22, 2018, FaZe Clan collaborated with sportswear manufacturer Champion to release exclusive clothing. In 2019, Champion released exclusive clothing with FaZe on four different occasions. Champion is manufacturing most of the clothing released by FaZe. On March 14, 2019, FaZe Clan collaborated with clothing brand Siberia Hills for a limited-time hoodie release.

On July 20, 2019, FaZe Clan opened a booth at ComplexCon 2019, where they sold exclusive clothing in collaboration with Champion, label Lyrical Lemonade and clothing brand 24karats. They collaborated with 24karats again on August 16, 2019, to release clothing accessories and with Lyrical Lemonade on November 27 of the same year. On September 17, 2019, FaZe Clan collaborated with headwear company New Era.

Through November 3 to 22, 2019, FaZe Clan collaborated with designer Warren Lotas, sportswear brand Kappa and clothing brand CLOT respectively to release exclusive clothing. On November 24, 2019, FaZe Clan collaborated with furniture retailer Lovesac to release a bean bag chair. On December 1, 2019, FaZe Clan collaborated with gaming furniture manufacturer Vertagear to release chairs, but were announced five months later. On February 15, 2020, FaZe Clan collaborated with basketball magazine SLAM to release exclusive clothing. On March 31, 2020, FaZe Clan collaborated with hockey league team Los Angeles Kings to release exclusive clothing.

FaZe Controversies And Lawsuits

On May 7, 2014, former FaZe graphics designer and creators of its logo, Joey "Ferox" Ricciuto released a video, stating that "he felt used and not respected". A year later, Oliveira released a statement, saying "Ferox helped us with a lot of our early graphics design in our history. [...] I always gave him my input on how I wanted the team to be branded." Oliveira also addressed the creation of the FaZe logo: "Did he create the FaZe logo? No. I came up with the concept of it. He designed it."

On July 16, 2016, journalist Richard Lewis published messages purporting to show that FaZe owners Nordan "Rain" Shat and Richard "Banks" Bengston owned CSGOWild, a betting site. Two days later, YouTuber "HonorTheCall" uploaded a video where he accused them of knowing the outcome of rolls in advance. On the same day, CSGOWild's owner released a statement saying, "FaZe Clan, and any of its members do not and have never owned any part of Wild." continuing, "...we worked out a sponsorship deal. Banks, Rain and a few other team members got paid in return for promotion. [...] Not only did we stop working with the guys from FaZe over a month ago..." On May 10, 2020, Bengston admitted owning and registering CSGOWild in Antigua to fund their professional Counter-Strike: Global Offensive team, making upwards of $200,000 every day. Shat denied Bengston's statements.

On January 26, 2015, FaZe Clan announced co-producing the video game Starnet Eclipse with iCazual Entertainment. In the video, FaZe solicited donations, which would give donors exclusive content, to fund the game. iCazual promised to release the game in June 2015, but instead released a pre-alpha version. iCazual stated that the game was scheduled for release in 2016, but nothing came to fruition. On September 5, 2016, YouTuber "HonorTheCall" released a video about the game's delays, promises, and high prices; pointing to being a scam. iCazual promptly released a statement, in which they said they are issuing refunds to the donors. It is speculated that the game's development has been halted.

On May 20, 2019, Fortnite player for FaZe, Turner "Tfue" Tenney, filed a lawsuit against FaZe, alleging that the organization had deprived him of business opportunities and taking up to 80 percent of his sponsorship revenue. Tenney also claimed that some members had encouraged him to gamble and drink while underage. FaZe released a statement denying the claims and stating they have not collected any money based on Tenney's tournament winnings or social media revenue, and only collected 20 percent of his sponsorship revenue. Tenney later recanted the claim regarding underage gambling and drinking. Tenney's lawyer, Bryan Freedman, says the two main reasons for the lawsuit are FaZe operating as a talent agency without having the license to do so, and Tenney's 6 month restrain from live streaming after the expiry of his contract. Freedman claims that Tenney is an artist and entertainer foremost. FaZe's chief executive officer Lee Trink responded: "The salary was for his professional gaming skills. He doesn't convert to something else because he has other interests." On August 1, 2019, FaZe counter sued Tenney for "divulging confidential information, publicly slandering the company, advocating for others to leave the company,...". Tenney signed his contract in the state of New York, the contract says all litigation must be done in New York. Tenney filed the lawsuit in California, using its laws about the talent agency claims, while FaZe filed it in New York. On August 26, 2020, FaZe and Tenney had settled both lawsuits.

Tenney also claimed FaZe signed a minor, Patrick "H1ghSky1", and continuously lied about his age, violating the California Labor Code. At the time of H1ghSky1's signing, he was only 11-years-old. He was suspended from multiple social media websites and from competing in the Fortnite World Cup 2019.

• May 2020 - On May 1 2020 Daniel “Dubs” Walsh confirmed he's been handed a 30-day suspension from Fortnite competition. Epic Games put the ban on the FaZe Clan player after reviewing video and concluding Dubs colluded with another player. He is alleged to have teamed with “Waffles” to try to squash other competitors who landed in their area. Dubs With FaZe Cbass went out to clear his name and explain the actions that led to his ban. He denies any claims that he teamed, and that the videos people posted about him and Waffles were lacking context.

He described his own strategies and how his approach to every game ⁠— scrims, public lobbies, or tournaments — for the last two months has revolved around the Rig.

“I’ve been landing here [at the Rig] and doing this exact loot path for two months, just scrimming,” he said. “I land the same building every game, do the same loot path, same rotations, every game. I scout for Tina, get the key card, and go to the Vault.”

He also defended the actions of Waffles. While the two are reportedly close friends and have duo’d in the Duos Cash Cup in the past, he described his strategy of hiding as “smart.”

“Waffles never once shoots at me or tries to push me or anything,” he said. “I would honestly play it like he’s playing. I would sit and farm, and wait until the person left the vault and left it looted because I know there’s going to be extra loot. This is a strat.”

“I don’t fight off spawn unless I fight for the keycard or if someone is in my way doing something. Literally every pro knows that it’s not smart to fight off spawn.”

He also pointed out that Waffles eventually changed his drop location once the Rig became too contested, instead dropping down more inland.

On May 4 2020- Cloakzy revealed his embattled situation with his org, though not mentioning them by name.

“Am I signed to an org?” he replied to a Twitch message. “I signed to an org three years ago. They gave me a really bad contract and I didn’t want to be a part of them anymore, but they’re not letting me leave. So I am still on an org.”

Specific details of the four-year deal are unknown, but as the contract enters its last year, the streamed looked back in regret about signing on to the terms.

“Why did I sign a four-year contract? I don’t know man, I don’t f**king know," he said. "I got a whole other year bro. A whole f**cking year.”

The only prominent brand Cloakzy has been attached to for his biggest years as a Fortnite competitor and streamer has been FaZe.

According to him, communication with the org has been minimal but amicable, and he suspects FaZe won't be open to talking about his deal until it nears its end.

They haven’t really answered me. I know what’s going to happen. I’m reading this like a book, it’s either: everything’s been extremely under the radar, no legal stuff. Just like a friendly [relationship] and then they don’t answer me when I message them. FaZe hasn’t messaged me when I want to buy myself out [of the contract]. Then the second it gets within a month or two of my contract expiring and I’m going to be free, they’re either going to immediately answer me and try getting into contact with me, they’re going to try selling me so they can get some sort of money off me, or they’re going to say some stuff and then take me to court.”

He is still associated with the prominent esports organization, but only as far as the contract is concerned. There are no logos, brand association, or anything relating to FaZe throughout his social media accounts or his Twitch channel.

Back in 2019, the 25-year-old star revealed that he was working for months to split with FaZe, which the org confirmed that was the case on June 22.

On May 10 2020- FaZe Clan Co-owner FaZe Banks Admits that the organization had created a skin gambling site and used its lucrative success to initially fund the club’s CSGO team.

Wanting to expand into Counter-Strike, but without the cash to properly fund the team they had their sights on, FaZe Banks enrolled FaZe Clan into a project with other collaborators with the goal of creating an alternative form of CSGO skin gambling.

“It was kind of like a grey area, because it’s a skin and there’s no actual value to it, and the government puts absolutely no value to it,” Banks said on an episode of the 'BADNWZ' podcast. “We came up with this idea, with these kids, for a different way to do it. We branded it the right way".He claimed that the gambling site was their way to “finesse” the major purchase as quickly as possible to get the most value out of the transaction.

After finding their reliable income from CSGO skin gambling, FaZe were raking in about $200,000 a day from their novel business model.

According to the exec, this was all done by the books. Banks and his partners flew to Antigua in the Caribbeans, where they faced less stringent regulations for creating a gambling site, allowing them to lawfully navigate their operation.

“We were making $200,000 a day,” Banks explained. “We set it up on Antigua, it’s an island in the Caribbean where running a gambling website is completely legal if you have the permits to do it.”

Banks paid “the guy who runs the island” $100,000 to acquire the documentation they needed to be “the only ones who were doing it legitimate” before skin gambling was regulated.

FaZe maintained the skin gambling site for a few months before shutting it down. The offshore company had raked in enough cash for the org to successfully fund their CSGO venture.

FaZe Rain Response

FaZe Clan Co-Owner FaZe Rain denied that they had ownership in CSGOwild and came out with a statement saying that "FaZe Banks 'Misworded' Everything And Said that they didn't had ownership. It was going to happen but they were advised against it. FaZe Clan only had Revenue Share because alot of FaZe Members were publicly Gambling on the Site. And That is it".

Individual controversies

• Jake Paul claims Banks assaulted his assistant

• Banks' brawl at Barley House

• Nate Hill cheats in Fortnite Fall Skirmish

• Jarvis Fortnite hacking

• Banks wrecks luxury Encore At Wynn Las Vegas hotel Room.

• DestinysJesus stream sniping

Lawsuits

• Former Norwegian investor lawsuit over stealing equipment from office

• FaZe Clan lawsuit over phrase "FaZe"

FaZe Fitness

FaZe Sensei along with FaZe JzpR and FaZe Censor launched FaZe Fitness on May 16, 2014, a channel to help break stereotypes, and prove that you can still be fit and play games.

History Of FaZe E-Sports

OpTic Gaming rivalry

FaZe Clan and OpTic Gaming were the same in many ways, they both made video content about Call of Duty and provided their players with a platform to promote themselves. FaZe entered Call of Duty esports in the Black Ops II era. They didn't burst onto the scene, as they failed to win a series outside of the open bracket at the MLG Winter Championship 2013. At the MLG Spring Championship 2013 event, the team would face off against OpTic, for the first time at a major tournament. OpTic would get the best of FaZe, as MLG Spring served as the first in a long line of defeats to their rivals. But after another roster change, FaZe were ready to take on a new OpTic roster at UMG Philadelphia 2014 in a gripping five-game set. It was one of FaZe's first major upsets, and it was against their rival, and even though they didn't win the event, it set the pace for the team going forward. It was only later in 2014 that they would find momentum. They dropped Anthony "NAMELESS" Wheeler and picked up Jordan "ProoFy" Cannon, and with his addition, they became a major contender and made it further at the Call of Duty Championship 2014: US Regional Final than OpTic. But Call of Duty Championship 2014 was a different story, OpTic bested them and finished in 3rd, while FaZe finished in 6th. But FaZe rebounded and chained some strong finishes together.

After Call of Duty Championship 2014, FaZe brought home a few significant titles, UMG Nashville 2014 and the MLG CoD League Season 1. But their team was constantly ravaged by roster changes, and it was only as Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare came out, that they would finally build a stable roster. Doug "Censor" Martin and Bryan "Apathy" Zhelyazkov were joined by Austin "SlasheR" Liddicoat and Patrick "ACHES" Price. ACHES had developed a reputation as OpTic's kryptonite. The team attended Advanced Warfare's first event, MLG Columbus Open 2014, in pursuit of a trophy. After making their way to the winner's bracket, ACHES severely cut his hand, but he didn't stop competing. After making their way to the final, OpTic was waiting for them and FaZe had finally defeated OpTic on CoD's biggest stage.

It was during the 2015 season that the rivalry spilled over. OpTic would flawless throughout most of the year while FaZe struggled. But the intensity of the rivalry fueled FaZe amidst one of the most dominant years of OpTic, and FaZe won UMG Dallas 2015 against OpTic. FaZe took another title from OpTic at the Gfinity Summer Championship. During that time, FaZe and OpTic were considered the two best teams for the first time ever. FaZe would get bested at the MLG World Finals 2015, marking a disappointing end to what many argue was their most defining year. Next up for FaZe was the release of Call of Duty: Black Ops III and the announcement of the Call of Duty World League Championship 2016. Since that legendary FaZe OpTic era of 2015, FaZe hasn't been able to get back to the top of the game, but FaZe will always be at the heart of the Call of Duty scene.

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive

While FaZe Clan was rising to prominence in Call of Duty, the organization seized the opportunity to branch out to Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. They acquired the G2 Esports roster for reported $700,000 on January 20, 2016. It was at their first event at DreamHack Open Leipzig 2016 where they showed that they could play against some of the world's best, even though they lost in the group stage. 2016 was a growing year for their Counter-Strike roster. They managed to take a 9th-12th finish at the years first Major, MLG Major Championship: Columbus 2016, another 9th-12th finish at ESL One: Cologne 2016, the years second Major, and a 5th-6th finish at DreamHack Open Bucharest 2016.

In the lead up to ELEAGUE Season 2, FaZe shook up their roster by signing former Astralis in-game leader, Finn "karrigan" Andersen ahead of the 2017 season. With karrigan on board, they looked strong at 2017's inaugural Major, ELEAGUE Major: Atlanta 2017. They were bested by SK Gaming but showed that they can compete against the highest level. Considered to be one of the best players in the world, Nikola "NiKo" Kovač joined FaZe in a blockbuster signing. FaZe won StarLadder i-League StarSeries Season 3.

But 2017's second Major, PGL Major Kraków 2017, was a different story. After an 0-3 group stage exit, FaZe knew changes were necessary. After Kraków, they acquired both Ladislav "GuardiaN" Kovács and Olof "olofmeister" Kajbjer Gustafsson to assemble the biggest superteam in CS:GO history. After winning ESL One: New York 2017, they won ELEAGUE CS:GO Premier 2017, placed second at Intel Extreme Masters Season XII - Oakland, second at the ESL Pro League Season 6: Finals and won Esports Championship Series Season 4 - Finals. To prove that they were the best, they had to win a Major and their first shot to do that was at ELEAGUE Major: Boston 2018. FaZe would dominate their way to the finals and would face Cloud9. After an intense three map final, Cloud9 came out on top.

Battle royale games

With the onset of the battle royale boom, the popularity of Twitch and the personality-driven content that FaZe makes, the brand thrived. They had always toed the line of gaming and reality television, but now, those two things had become more of the same.

FaZe took their first step into PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUNDS during the game's most popular time on November 10, 2017. They invested in an esports team but also sponsored streamers. It's this intersection of competitive gaming and Twitch, that made FaZe the perfect organization for the battle royale genre. They already knew how to turn competitive gaming into content and that what battle royale games were built around.

When it became clear that Fortnite Battle Royale was the biggest game in the world, FaZe was quick to jump on board. They signed a team which would compete but would mainly focus on streaming. FaZe has cemented itself as the go-to organization for competitive gaming and content. Turner "Tfue" Tenney became synonymous with the FaZe Fortnite brand. He is regarded by many as the world best Fortnite competitive player, and this was further reinforced by winning Fall Skirmish Series NA - Week 6 - TwitchCon. In second place was yet another member of FaZe, Nate Hill.

Player's Unknown Battlegrounds

The announcement of FaZe buying Gorilla Core's PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) team was made on November 11, 2017. The team had been brought together under Gorilla Core the previous year. Gorilla's CEO Bruno Lema Santos was also acquired by FaZe to run eeports operations for the larger organization in the purchase.

FIFA

On January 24, 2018, FaZe Clan made their way into FIFA after signing former Team Dignitas and Hashtag United F.C. player Tass. His first tournament under the organization was the FIFA eWorld Cup in Barcelona, from January 26, 2018.

Overwatch

FaZe Clan acquired an Overwatch roster on June 23, 2016. After one year acquiring the team, the organization disbanded it. The last remaining active member, FCTFCTN, left the roster on February 16, 2018, marking the end of the FaZe Overwatch roster.

Rainbow six seige

The announcement FaZe Clan expanding into Rainbow Six Siege was made on January 1, 2018. The roster has participated in Six Invitationals in Montreal from February 13, 2018 to February 18, 2018.

Fortnite

On March 3, 2018, FaZe announced the roster of their Fortnite Battle Royale team.

The FaZe Fortnite professional players continue to achieve astonishing records in the Fortnite community. On June 8 of 2018, during the weekly Friday Fortnite tournament hosted by KEEMSTAR and UMG, Tfue and Cloak, with ONE_shot_GURL and Nick Eh 30, tied the PC Kill Record for Squads, with a combined of 53 kills.

Epic has released a statement of allotting 100 million USD to future tournaments and FaZe has been sure to stay on the aggression with their competitive team.