Inside Look at Gillette Infinity

Last Updated on March 31, 2021 3:06 pm by

The Costa Rican team Gillette Infinity Esports is an electronic sports organization that was founded in 2009. They entered the LoL scene with an official team in 2014. Their previous name was Infinity Esports, and they now compete under the name of Gillette Infinity as the team has an excellent sponsorship with the famous Gillette brand.

Since they entered into the world of League of Legends, Gillette Infinity has managed to obtain more than USD 60,000 in prizes and their greatest achievement has been the classification and participation in the most important event in the world of LoL, the 2018 World Championship. In this world championship, the South Americans managed to finish in 19th place, where they were eliminated by the team that was in 3rd place. Gillette Infinity ended up winning more than USD 450,000 in G2 Esports prizes. After this, Gillette Infinity has been characterized by being among the 4 best teams of all the tournaments that they have participated in, whether it be in NA or SA.

The Gillette Infinity Roster: 

Mateo Aroztegui

• ID: Buggax
• Position: Top
• Nationality: Uruguay

Diego Vallejo

• ID: SolidSnake
• Position: Jungle
• Nationality: Peru

Cristian Quispe

• ID: Cody
• Position: Mid
• Nationality: Chile

Nicolás Gutiérrez

• ID: Kz
• Position: Bot
• Nationality: Chile

Matías Musso

• ID: WhiteLotus
• Position: Bot
• Nationality: Argentina

Gabriel Aparicio

• ID: Ackerman
• Position: Support
• Nationality: Argentina

The LLA Playoffs began on Saturday, March 27 with the match for the quarterfinals between Rainbow7 vs. All Knights. The winner of the match will face Gillette Infinity Esports in the semifinals on Saturday, April 3, and the winner of the semifinals will meet in the finals on April 10 against Furious Gaming.

Gillette Infinity comes in great shape in recent encounters. Their participation in Phase 1 of the LLA Open 2021 was excellent. Infinity finished in second place with a record of 10 wins and 4 losses and a total of 10 points, just 1 behind the leader Furious Gaming. In this first phase, Gillette Infinity beat all the participating teams except Estral Esports, with which they were beaten twice. Phase 2 went the same way, in which they also finished in second place, but it was due to the sum of points they brought from Phase 1. They won their matches against All Knights and Estral Esports and were defeated by Furious Gaming and Rainbow7.

In Phase 2, although Gillette Infinity started as the leader in the table with their first two victories, it was not enough to finish in first place due to the losses they had against Rainbow7 and Furious Gaming in their last matches. For the sum of points, Furious Gaming snatched first place. The encounter against Furious was electrifying. Furious took a chance and selected Evelynn with Bugl, while Infinity bet a little slower game with Karthus with SolidSnake.

Infinity managed to force an excellent fight in the middle, but Furious responded in a very good way and managed to stay with 4 casualties that ultimately gave them the victory. La Calavera ignored the bonus and due to the pressure of the middle lane, they ended the game in their favor.

You can watch the best moments of the last match played by Gillette Infinity at:

Important Game Information

• When is it? The game will be on Saturday, April 3, 2021
• What time is it? The game starts at 19:00 ET
• Where can I watch it? www.twitch.tv/lla and https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-I8d_BjKP6MMsYjZhAtjIA, https://www.twitch.tv/tvaztecaesports

Betting Line

Whether Gillette Infinity plays against Rainbow7 or All Knights, we are sure that they will go out to kill in the semifinal meeting of the LLA Open 2021. Thus, they will be able to dispute the USD 30,000 first place prize and so, pass to the Mid-Season Invitational 2021 with Furious Gaming.