document_title: FaZe Clan

question_text: who has the most subscribers in faze clan

text: FaZe Clan

text: YouTube[edit]

text: The FaZe Clan began its existence through YouTube in 2010. FaZe started as a clan that would perform trick shots in Call of Duty and post clips and montages on YouTube. As the members' personalities and audience preferences changed, so did the video content. The FaZe YouTubers—including FaZe Banks, FaZe Apex, FaZe Blaze, FaZe Rug, FaZe Adapt, FaZe Censor, and FaZe Rain—started to vlog and do creative skits to further develop their channels. Although the FaZe YouTubers are the more famous FaZe Clan members, they do not compete in any competitive gaming for FaZe. These YouTubers strictly make YouTube videos in order to extend the FaZe Clan brand and entertain their fans. Currently, each major FaZe member has over 1 million subscribers on YouTube, with some having between three and five million subscribers. The official FaZe Clan YouTube channel has 4.8 million subscribers,[4] while FaZe Rug has the most subscribers out of all the FaZe Members with 8 million subscribers.[5]

text: Within the last few years, the Call Of Duty community has been frustrated with the way FaZe Clan has been/not been involved in the game in which it was founded. As of August 2017, Spratt has left FaZe Clan.[6] Following this, Carl has also left to join 'Red Reserve.'[7] FaZe Apex notes that both Spratt and Carl were on good terms with the clan and that Spratt has considered leaving for 'a while now'.[8] Carl said the reason he left FaZe Clan is because he still wanted to make Call of Duty videos, as most other FaZe members changed their video topics and mostly do vlog videos. This sparked FaZe Clan to organize the highly successful "FaZe Bootcamp" at the release of Call of Duty: WWII. Trickshotters known as FaZe Kitty, FaZe Dirty, FaZe Bloo, FaZe GwidT and FaZe Replays were brought in to all contribute to a week dedicated to creating Call of Duty content.

text: Current members[edit]

text:
Clan Nickname
YouTube Channel Name
Total YouTube Subscribers
Total YouTube Views
Job in Clan
Extra Info
showJoin date

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FaZe Clan
4.8 million+
494 million+
-
Official channel
-

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FaZe Fitness
179 thousand+
7.4 million+
-
Fitness channel run by FaZe Sensei and FaZe JzpR
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 FaZe ClipZ
cilipz
93 thousand+
2.5 million+
Founder / Creative Director

2010-05-30

 FaZe CBass
FaZe CBass
330 thousand+
0
Manager

2010-06-01

 FaZe Temperrr
FaZe Temperrr
1.5 million+
42.6 million+
Personality / Owner
Formerly known as 'iiTeMpeR'
2010-08-02[9]

 FaZe Fakie
FaZe Fakie
525 thousand+
25.5 million+
Personality / Trickshotter
Formerly known as 'Whos Magic' / Alternate YouTube channel: FaZeFakie
2011-01-21[10]

 FaZe Apex
FaZe Apex
4.7 million+
881 million+
Owner / Personality / Trickshotter

2011-03-06[11]

 FaZe Jinx
FaZe Jinx
405 thousand+
31.8 million+
Trickshotter

2011-05-18[12]

 FaZe HugZ
FaZe HugZ
202 thousand+
3.8 million+
Trickshotter

2011-06-23[13]

 FaZe Force
Forceisdown
87 thousand+
1.1 million+
Trickshotter

2011-07-13[14]

 FaZe PryZee
FaZe PryZee
379 thousand+
15.7 million+
Trickshotter

2011-08-29[15]

 FaZe ObJay
FaZe ObJay
94 thousand+
308 thousand+
Personality

2012-02-11[16][17]

 FaZe Swan
FaZe Swan
723 thousand+
60.4 million+
Trickshotter

2012-06-13[18]

 FaZe Rain
FaZe Rain
5.2 million+
967 million+
Owner / Trickshotter / Personality

2012-10-12[19]

 FaZe Rug
FaZe Rug
8.3 million +
1.6 billion+
Personality / Director
Most subscribed and most viewed in FaZe Clan
2012-11-24[20][21]

 FaZe Banks
FaZe Banks
4.4 million+
270 million+
Owner / Personality
Also known for being a part of YouTube personality Ricegum's squad known as "Clout Gang".
2013-03-24[22]

 FaZe Linkzy
FaZe Linkzy
653 thousand+
64 million+
Trickshotter / Personality
Alternate YouTube channel: LinkzyPlays
2013-07-04[23][24]

 FaZe Adapt
FaZe Adapt
4.7 million+
946 million+
Trickshotter / Personality

2013-11-08[25][26]

 FaZe Barker
FaZe Barker
144 thousand+
3.9 million+
Lead Video Editor

2013-11-10[27]

 FaZe Mancat
KittyzAndSatan
116 thousand+
4.7 million+
Trickshotter / Video editor

2013-11-20[28][29]

 FaZe ZiiMeR
ZiiMeR
130 thousand+
5.7 million+
Trickshotter / Personality

2013-12-24[30]

 FaZe Kay
FaZe Kay
1.3 million+
149 million+
Personality

2014-01-21[31]

 FaZe Bloo
FaZe Bloo
661 thousand+
4 million+
Trickshotter / Personality
Alternate YouTube channel: FaZe Bloo2
2014-01-24[32][33]

 FaZe Jev
FaZe Jev
2.7 million+
778 million+
Trickshotter / Personality

2014-03-14[34][35]

 FaZe Censor
FaZe Censor
2.5 million+
413 million+
Professional CoD Player / Personality

2014-04-05

 FaZe Nikan
FaZe Nikan
944 thousand+
56.8 million+
Graphics Designer / Video Editor / Personality

2014-04-23[36]

 FaZe Coan
FaZe Coan
29 thousand+
397 thousand+
Graphics Designer

2014-04-23[36]

 FaZe Ali

0
0
Graphics Designer

2014-04-23[36]

 FaZe Dirty
FaZe Dirty
323 thousand+
25.3 million+
Trickshotter/ Personality

2014-06-12[37]

 FaZe Agony
FaZe Agony
1.1 million+
128 million+
Trickshotter / Personality
Alternate YouTube channel: Agony
2014-06-16[38]

 FaZe Kitty
FaZe Kitty
336 thousand+
17.2 million+
Trickshotter/ Personality

2014-06-19[39][40]

 FaZe Zaibot
FaZe Zaibot
7 thousand+
72 thousand+
Head of FaZe Studio / Illustrator / Designer

2014-07-18[41]

FaZe PRlDE
Pride
24 thousand+
516 thousand+
Montage Editor

2014-09-18[42]

 FaZe Teeqo
FAZE TEEQO \ JAKOB
1.8 million+
214 million+
Personality

2014-10-30[43]

 FaZe Sensei
FaZe Sensei
531 thousand+
35.8 million+
Personality / Fitness trainer

2014-11-25[44]

 FaZe Magic
FaZe Magic
4 hundred+
2.6 thousand+
Graphics Artist
Not to be confused with trickshotter in 2010, FaZe Magic
2015[45]

 FaZe Replays
FaZe Replays
346 thousand+
31.5 million+
Trickshotter / Personality
Not to be confused with the professional CoD player, FaZe Replays
2015-01-03[46][47]

 FaZe Blaze
FaZe Blaze
2.9 million+
407 million+
Trickshotter / Personality
Formerly known as 'FaZe Blaziken'
2015-02-01[48]

 FaZe PenG
Jacob Klassen
7 thousand+
123 thousand+
Montage Editor / Photographer

2015-03-17[49]

 FaZe Hazz
FaZe Hazz
371 thousand+
27.5 million+
Personality

2015-03-22[50]

 FaZe Mito
FaZe Mito
23 thousand+
927 thousand+
Creative Director / Editor

2017-02-25[51]

 FaZe Unchained
FaZe Unchained
11 thousand+
518 thousand+
Montage Editor

2017-03-04[52]

 FaZe Hoppin
FaZe Hoppin
93 thousand+
7.8 million+
CS:GO Player / CS:GO Director

2017-03-14[53]

 FaZe JzpR
FaZe JzpR
48 thousand+
3.2 million+
Fitness trainer / Personality

2017-05-28[54]

 FaZe Yachty
LilYachtyVEVO
1.3 million+
317 million+
Rapper / Personality
Lil Yachty is a popular rapper / Alternate YouTube channel: lil Boat
2017-11-06[55]

 FaZe GwidT
FaZe GwidT
56 thousand+
1.2 million+
Trickshotter / Personality

2017-11-26[56]

 FaZe JuJu
JuJu Smith-Schuster
482 thousand+
14 million+
Professional NFL Player / Personality
JuJu is a professional player of NFL / Also known as 'FaZe JuJu'
2017-11-30[57]

 FaZe Testy
FaZe Testy
156 thousand+
5.5 million+
Trickshotter / Personality

2017-12-25[58]

 FaZe OSN
Oprah Sideverson
2.2 million+
754 million+
Personality
Alternate YouTube Channel: OprahSide
2018-02-08[59]

 FaZe Cizzorz
Cizzorz
1.6 million+
174 million+
Personality

2018-03-13[60]

 FaZe Cheo
FaZe Cheo
18 thousand+
87 thousand+
Chef / Personality

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Total 59.4 million+
Total 9 billion+
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text: Former members[edit]

text:
Clan Nickname
YouTube Channel Name
Job in clan
Extra Info
Join date
showLeave date

 FaZe Alpaca
OpTic Alpaca
Graphics Designer

2014-04-22[36][61]

 FaZe Spratt
OpTic Spratt
Trickshotter
Left due to disconnect with sniping community.
2011-05-21[62]
2017-08-20[63]

 FaZe Carl
Red Carl
Trickshotter
Left due to disconnect with sniping community and conflicts with content being produced.
2013-11-19[64][65]
2017-08-20[66]

 FaZe Mojo
MojoOnPC
Personality

2016-01-11[67]
2017[68]

 FaZe JPEX
FaZe JPEX
Graphics Designer

2014-09
2016-08

 FaZe Ruler
Ruler
Trickshotter
Alternate YouTube channel: Ruler
2015-05-24[69]
2016-05-25[70]

 FaZe Iced
Iced
Trickshotter

2015-01-14[71][72]
2016-05-25[73]

 FaZe Dyn
Dyn
Trickshotter / Personality

2013-07-07[74][75]
2016-05-25[76]

FaZe Zeimzy
FaZe Zeimzy
Trickshotter

2014-11-01[77]
2016-03-27[78]

 FaZe zejiM
zejiM
Trickshotter

2014-10-19[79]
2015-01-19[80]

 FaZe Ramos
FaZe Ramos
Trickshotter

2011-09-19[81][82]
2015-01

 FaZe Macau
ItsMacau
Trickshotter

2014-08-06[83]
2014-12-22[84]

 FaZe Benji
FaZe Benji
Trickshotter

2012-02-12[85][86]
2014-12-18[87]

 FaZe Sullys
xSuhlly
Trickshotter

2013-08-15[88][89]
2014-11-30[90]

 FaZe NiQs
GamingWithNiQs
Trickshotter / Personality

2014-06-15[91]
2014-11-18[92]

 FaZe Rockst4r
Rockst4r
Trickshotter

2013-05-03[93]
2014-11-17[94]

 FaZe Brio
Brioh
Trickshotter

2014-06-13[95]
2014-11-14[96]

 FaZe GwidT
FaZe GwidT
Trickshotter

2014-06-11[97]
2014-10

 FaZe Wally
Wally
Trickshotter

2014-02-06[98]
2014-08-29[99]

 FaZe Bazi
Oli
Trickshotter / Personality

2013-06-07[100]
2014-07-19[101]

FaZe Kayos
FaZe Kayos
Trickshotter

2013-11-09[102][103]
2014-07-18[104]

 FaZe Flushd
FLUSH
Trickshotter

2014-01-24[105]
2014-07-17[106]

 FaZe Rebirthh
Rebirth
Trickshotter

2013-03-06[107]
2014-04-08

 FaZe Aquas
Aqua
Trickshotter

2013-03-03[108]
2014-04-08

 FaZe Qualityy
HeyImQuality
Trickshotter

2012-09-22[109]
2014-04-08

 FaZe zejiM
zejiM
Trickshotter

2012-04-18[110][111]
2014-04-08

FaZe Slasher
EscapeTheSlasher
Trickshotter
Alternate YouTube channel: AslSlash
2010-09-03[112]
2014-04-08

 FaZe Ferox
Ferox
Graphics Designer
Made the logo
2011-02
2014-05-07[113]

 FaZe Pamaj
OpTic Pamaj
Trickshotter

2012-03-07[114]
2013-09-20[115][116]

FaZe DEHIZ

Trickshotter

2013-08-11[117]
2013-09

 FaZe GwidT
FaZe GwidT
Trickshotter

2013-06-06[118]
2013-09

FaZe Poko
Merpoko
Trickshotter

2011-09-02[119]
2013-09

 FaZe ZiiMeR
ZiiMeR
Trickshotter / Personality

2012-07-27[120]
2013-07-14

 FaZe Jedi
FaZe Jedi
Graphic Designer
Formerly known as 'Jive'
2011-07
2013-02-01[121]

 FaZe Naturall
Natural
Trickshotter

2012-08-16[122][123]
2013

FaZe AJAIIX
AJAIIX1
Trickshotter

2012-03-30[124][125]
2013

FaZe DNag
Donagni
Trickshotter

2012-03[126]
2012-12[126]

 FaZe Teeqo
FAZE TEEQO \ JAKOB
Trickshotter

2011-04[127]
summer of 2012[127]

 FaZe Timid
TimidHouseCat
Trickshotter
Founding member / Formerly known as 'FaZe Housecat'
2010-12-22[128]
2012-01-22[129]

FaZe GuTLess

Trickshotter / Video Editor
GuTLess' YouTube channel got terminated
2010-10-20[130]
2011

 FaZe Raichu
FaZe Raichu
Trickshotter

2010
2011

FaZe Resistance
nvmResistance
Trickshotter
Founding member
2010
2011[131]

 EvolutionHD
Nyqxill.
Video Editor

2010-09-09[132]
2010-12-10

FaZe RecoN
HitmarkerHD
Trickshotter

2010-08-02[133]
2010-11-29

FaZe JCakes

Trickshotter
JCakes' YouTube channel got terminated
2010-06-02
2010

FaZe Resistance
nvmResistance
Trickshotter
Founding member
2010-05-30
2010[131]

 FaZe Timid
TimidHouseCat
Trickshotter
Founding member / Formerly known as 'FaZe Housecat'
2010-05-30
2010

FaZe Magic

Trickshotter
Not to be confused with the graphics artist, FaZe Magic
2010
2010

text: Call of Duty[edit]

text: FaZe Clan[edit]

text: History[edit]

text: The Beginning of FaZe[edit]

text: Their first roster—consisting of Heist, Folsom, Secretly, and Sham— was created to compete at the 2013 MLG Winter Championship. Their next roster—consisting of Heist, Methodz, Replays, and MBoZe—competed at the 2013 MLG Spring Championship, where they finished a respectable 5th place. Despite this, the roster got a complete reshuffle going into UMG Atlanta 2013, as only and Replays remained, with new members Slacked, Huhdle, and SpaceLy being added. This team struggled to gain any momentum, finishing in a very disappointing 9th place. Despite this poor placing, the team decided to stick with the same roster going into the MLG PAX Prime Invitational 2013. The team was able to make the semifinals of the 8 team invitational; however, they were ultimately eliminated by the eventual runners-up. To close out Black Ops 2, the team attended the 4 team MLG Fall Invitational 2013. Deciding to remain with the same roster, they were unable to break the slump as they finished in 4th place.

text: Call of Duty: Ghosts[edit]

text: With the launch of Ghosts they decided to replace Slacked with Classic, hoping to have a strong showing in the MLG Fall Championship 2013, but came 24th in the event. Following this result, the team decided to remove SpaceLy and Huhdle for JKap and Methodz. This swap was followed by a respectable showing in UMG Philadelphia 2014, where they placed 7th. However, when Call of Duty Championship 2014 was announced and revealed that all players had to be over 18 years old, they had no choice but to drop Methodz. FaZe picked up NameLeSs, but dropped him for ProoFy shortly after.

text: FaZe finished in the online qualifiers for the Call of Duty Championship 2014: US Regionals, where they last finished 4th, securing their spot at the Call of Duty Championship 2014. At the Championship, the team was upset by the Australian team Trident T1 Dotters in the group stage but were able to advance to bracket play with two big wins over SK Gaming and Aztek Gaming. They secured the 2nd seed in their group and set a match with the other Australian team, Team Immunity. They avoided another upset by defeating them 3-0 along with one of the top European teams, Epsilon eSports. They then won again to set up a match against the favorite team, compLexity, in which FaZe lost 1-3. Subsequently, the team lost their next match in the losers bracket against Strictly Business, 0-3. The team finished 6th place and walked away with $50,000. After the event, the organization decided to make some major roster adjustments. They announced that ProoFy would be starting his own team with the creation of FaZe Black. Theory would then fill his vacant spot on the team which would now be known as FaZe Red. To complete the FaZe Black roster, ProoFy was joined by 2 members of the previous team, Censor and Saints, along with FormaL. Unfortunately, ProoFy left the team for OpTic Gaming, and Dedo filled his spot.

text: With the rosters finally settled, the teams began practicing for UGC Niagara. Unfortunately, Saints wasn't attending the event, so FaZe Black was forced to find a replacement: Saint. FaZe Red ended 5-6th and FaZe Black 9-12th.

text: Roster troubles[edit]

text: Much later into the life cycle of Ghosts, FaZe saw yet another roster change; however, this change is a result of personal issues between Parasite and his teammates. Parasite subsequently got benched, but shortly after a very professional ordeal coming out of Censor, his actions were quickly undone as Dedo was traded to Evil Geniuses in exchange for a temporary loan of Karma, and Parasite returned to the active roster.[134]

text: Advanced Warfare[edit]

text: With the release of Advanced Warfare, Impact, Censor and Apathy were looking for two players. They recruited SlasheR and ACHES and attended MLG Columbus Open 2014. Matches were going well until ACHES severely cut his hand. He was still determined to play, but struggled and ended up causing the team to lose 0-3 to Prophecy. However, FaZe bounced back incredibly, beating both Denial Esports and Team Kaliber to face OpTic Gaming in the finals, where they beat them in two best of five series to win MLG Columbus and $10,000. FaZe later attended UMG Orlando 2015 where they placed poorly, 13-16th.

text: New squad and new success[edit]

text: As Advanced Warfare continued to move along, a deal was struck upon between FaZe and Denial Esports. FaZe reportedly found that Huke and Slasher were unsettled at FaZe and were seeking other teams. As a result, the organization and key members, ZooMaa and Enable, traded Huke and Slasher for Denial COD Champions James "Clayster" Eubanks and Dillon "Attach" Price.[135] The deal established FaZe as a top three team, and the new squad made strong showings in the Pro League, as well as multiple LAN wins, their first of which being the UMG Dallas 2015 event, where they beat OpTic 3-0.[136] Soon after, the squad traveled to Europe to try and win the Gfinity Summer Championship 2015. FaZe ran through the tournament with ease and were pitted, once again, against OpTic gaming in the finals. OpTic picked up a 3-0 lead in the best of seven; however, FaZe completed the near impossible yet again and made the 4-3 comeback to win the LAN event.[136][137] Doubts resurfaced about the FaZe team after a poor showing at UMG Washington DC 2015, but they didn't continue for long after they won MLG Pro League CoD AW Season 3 Playoffs.[138] At the MLG World Finals 2015, FaZe would finish pool play with a 4-0 record, placing them against Elevate, who they lost to 4-1, sending FaZe down to the losers bracket. Where they won the matches 3-2 and 3-1 respectively. FaZe then played against Denial eSports, where they would fall 3-1, placing 5th-6th at the event.

text: Black Ops 3[edit]

text: FaZe kept their roster and were invited to Totino's Invitational. FaZe lost 2-0 in the first round, eliminating them from the tournament with a 5th-8th finish. Unfortunately, this set a precedent for the rest of Black Ops 3 for FaZe. Next, they were invited to the Invitational CWL Stage 1 Qualifier. FaZe won both their matches against Happy Hour and compLexity Gaming, granting them a spot in the upcoming CWL Stage 1 NA Online League.

text: Mid-way through Stage 1, FaZe attended UMG South Carolina 2016, where they fell victim losing to a determined Team Liquid in the quarterfinals, giving FaZe another disappointing finish. FaZe completed Stage 1 with a 15-7 record, securing the #3 seed for the Stage 1 Playoffs. In the first round, they came up against compLexity yet again, sweeping them 4-0. However, FaZe’s victory was short lived, after their match up against a strong Rise Nation, where they lost 4-0, placing 3rd-4th. The FaZe Clan then travelled to Paris to compete at ESWC 2016. They finished the group stage with a flawless record. However, as they had experienced numerously already throughout the season, they fell short in the first round, losing 0-3 against a strong Splyce roster, placing 5th-8th.

text: At MLG Anaheim Open 2016, FaZe exited pool play with a disappointing 1-2 record, sending them to the losers bracket, where they began an almost legendary losers bracket run. First defeating Echo Fox3-1, then pulling off the reverse sweep against two of the best European teams at the time, Splyce and Team Infused. The outlook was positive for FaZe, but they lost 3-1 to Rise for a 4th place finish. FaZe completed Stage 2 with a 13-9 record, securing the third seed to face Dream Team at the Stage 2 Playoffs. However, FaZe yet again lost to Dream Team in Game 7, for another 5th-8th finish. At MLG Orlando Open 2016 FaZe finished pool play with another flawless 3-0 record. However, they were beaten into the losers bracket again, where they progressed until facing the in form Team EnVyUs, taking yet another 4th place finish.

text: 2016 CWL Championship[edit]

text: The FaZe Clan qualified for the 2016 Call of Duty World League Championship - the biggest tournament ever played at that time. FaZe performed excellently in pool play, not dropping a single map going into the winners bracket. Their performances continued in bracket play, defeating Team Infused 3-0 in the first round. The team had high expectations going into Day 3, however they were sent into the losers bracket, again by eventual winners Team EnVyUs. FaZe came up against Millenium, and won the series 3-1, to set up a match against Splyce once more. The match went to an intense Game 5 Search and Destroy, which FaZe lost 6-2. FaZe finished the championship event in 7th-8th, netting them $50,000 in prize money.

text: Infinite Warfare[edit]

text: FaZe started the season well, winning the PlayStation Experience Invitational. At the first major event of the year, CWL Las Vegas 2017, the team beat OpTic and Splyce 3-1, to reach the semi-final against Rise Nation. FaZe lost the match 3-1, placing them in losers bracket. They defeated Allegiance 3-1, before ultimately falling 3-2 to Cloud9 in a close match, placing FaZe 3rd at the event. At CWL Atlanta, FaZe only managed to get a 5-6th finish. The team fared better at CWL Paris 2017, reaching the final. The match got off to a false start, with technical issues forcing a stop to the first Hardpoint, while FaZe were up 42-13. However after the restart, OpTic won the match with a convincing 3-0 scoreline, consigning FaZe to 2nd place.

text: A month later, FaZe attended CWL Dallas 2017, labelled as favourites to win. They performed to this expectation, facing off against OpTic Gaming in the Winners Final. But OpTic defeated FaZe with a 3-0 blowout. FaZe once again met eUnited, this time in the Loser’s Final, where they lost 3-1 to take home 3rd place.

text: The end of CWL Dallas marked the beginning of the Global Pro League. In Stage 1, FaZe were placed into Group Blue, alongside Fnatic, Rise Nation, and Evil Geniuses. Following a close series against Rise Nation, FaZe barely managed to qualify for Stage 1 Playoffs. Their first matchup was OpTic Gaming. FaZe managed to upset the OpTic, winning the series 3-1. FaZe continued their way through the bracket, however would place 3rd in Playoffs, losing to Splyce 3-1 in the Winners bracket and Luminosity 3-1 in the Losers bracket.

text: Roster[edit]

text: Active Squad[edit]

text:
ID
Name
Primary Role
hideJoin date

 ZooMaa
Thomas Paparatto
Flex
2015-04

 Attach
Dillon Price
SMG Slayer
2015-06-16

 Replays
James Crowder
OBJ
2017-11-02

 Priestahh
Preston Greiner
AR Slayer
2017-11-02

text: Former Players[edit]

text:
ID
Name
Join date
Leave date
showNew team

 Gunless
Peirce Hillman
2017-06-23
2017-10-25
Echo Fox

 Enable
Ian Wyatt
2015-04
2017-09-21
Evil Geniuses

 Clayster
James Eubanks
2015-06-15
2017-06-23
eUnited

 Huke
Cuyler Garland
2015-04
2015-06-15
Denial Esports

 SlasheR
Austin Liddicoat
2015-04
2015-06-15
Denial Esports

 Parasite
Chris Duarte
2015-01-21
2015-02
FaZe Red

 Enable
Ian Wyatt
2015-01-21
2015-02
FaZe Red

 SlasheR
Austin Liddicoat
2014-11-17
2015-02
FaZe Red

 ACHES
Patrick Price
2014-11-14
2015-02
FaZe Red

 Apathy
Bryan Zhelyazkov
2014-07
2015-01-21
Team JusTus

 Censor
Doug Martin
2014-07
2015-01-21
Team JusTus

 Karma
Damon Barlow
2014-09-05
2014-10-30
OpTic Nation

 Parasite
Chris Duarte
2014-06-23
2014-10-26
Team JusTus

 Dedo
Kenneth Dedo
2014-06-23
2014-09-05
Evil Geniuses

 ProoFy
Jordan Cannon
2014-01
2014-04-05
FaZe Black

 JKap
Jordan Kaplan
2013-12
2014-04-05
FaZe Red

 Replays
Chris Crowder
2013-05
2014-04-05
FaZe Red

 Classic
Nick DiCostanzo
2011-05
2014-04-05

 Methodz
Anthony Zinni
2013-12
2014-01
Curse Youth

 SpaceLy
Michael Schmale
2013-08
2013-11
JuKeD

 Huhdle
Joshua Piha
2013-08
2013-11
Fearless Under Fire

 Slacked
Josiah Berry
2013-08
2013-10
SoaR Gaming

 Methodz
Anthony Zinni
2013-06
2013-07
SoaR Gaming

 MBoZe
Marcus Blanks
2013-06
2013-07
UNiTE Gaming

 Heist
Garrett Mercure
2013-03
2013-07
SoaR Gaming

 Sham

2013-03
2013-03
Quatro

 Secretly

2013-03
2013-03

 Folsom
Freddy Gerard
2013-03
2013-03
Quatro

 NAMELESS
Anthony Wheeler
2012-10
2012-10
Quantic Gaming

 LyaR
Ray Loftus
2012-10
2012-10
Quantic Gaming

 Dedo
Kenneth Dedo
2012-10
2012-10
IcoNs Black

 Parasite
Chris Duarte
2012-10
2012-10
RoughNeX

 NAMELESS
Anthony Wheeler
2012-10
2012-10
Quantic Gaming

 Proshot

2012-04
2012

 SNOWHARE
James Wagner
2012-03
2012
JuKeD

 Solo
Michael Lim
2012-03
2012
Twisted Method

 Ricky
Richard Stacy
2012-03
2012-04
apeX eSports NA

text: Results[edit]

text:
Game
Date
Placement
Tournament
showPrize

2018

WWII
2018-04-22
9-12th
2018 CWL Seattle Open
$0

WWII
2018-04-08
1st
2018 CWL Pro League Stage 1
$212,500

WWII
2018-04-01
9-12th
2018 CWL Birmingham Open
$0

WWII
2018-03-19
2nd
MLG GameBattles Pro League Challenge 2018-03-18
$500

WWII
2018-03-11
9-12th
2018 CWL Atlanta Open
$0

WWII
2018-03-04
1st
2018 Canadian Championship Series Showmatch
$0

WWII
2018-02-12
1st
MLG GameBattles Pro League Challenge 2018-02-11
$1,500

WWII
2018-02-02
2nd
UMG Online Prime $2000 4v4 S&D 2018-02-02
$400

WWII
2018-01-14
7 - 8th
2018 CWL New Orleans Open
$4,000

WWII
2018-01-08
5 - 8th
MLG GameBattles 2K Series NA 2018-01-07
$0

WWII
2018-01-01
3 - 4th
MLG GameBattles 2K Series NA 2017-12-30
$0

2017

WWII
2017-12-17
3rd
2018 CWL Northern Arena Showdown
$5,000

WWII
2017-12-10
4th
2018 CWL Dallas Open
$16,000

WWII
2017-12-04
17 - 32nd
MLG GameBattles 2K Series NA 2017-12-03
$0

WWII
2017-12-01
5 - 8th
UMG Online Prime $2000 4v4 Variant 2017-12-01
$0

WWII
2017-11-27
17 - 32nd
MLG GameBattles 2K Series NA 2017-11-26
$0

WWII
2017-11-20
17 - 32nd
MLG GameBattles 2K Series NA 2017-11-19
$0

WWII
2017-11-12
17 - 32nd
MLG GameBattles 2K Series NA 2017-11-12
$0

Infinite Warfare
2017-08-13
5 - 6th
2017 Call of Duty World League Championship
$55,000

Infinite Warfare
2017-07-30
5 - 6th
2017 CWL Global Pro League Stage 2
$32,500

Infinite Warfare
2017-06-25
3 - 4th
MLG GameBattles 2K Series NA 2017-06-25
$0

Infinite Warfare
2017-06-18
13 - 16th
2017 CWL Anaheim Open
$0

Infinite Warfare
2017-05-28
3rd
2017 CWL Global Pro League Stage 1
$92,500

Infinite Warfare
2017-04-09
1st
MLG GameBattles 2K Series NA 2017-04-09
$2,000

Infinite Warfare
2017-03-26
3 - 4th
MLG GameBattles 2K Series NA 2017-03-26
$0

Infinite Warfare
2017-03-19
3rd
2017 CWL Dallas Open
$32,000

Infinite Warfare
2017-03-05
3 - 4th
MLG GameBattles 2K Series NA 2017-03-05
$0

Infinite Warfare
2017-02-26
3 - 4th
MLG GameBattles 2K Series NA 2017-02-26
$0

Infinite Warfare
2017-02-19
2nd
2017 CWL Paris Open
$24,000

Infinite Warfare
2017-02-12
5 - 6th
2017 CWL Atlanta Open
$8,000

Infinite Warfare
2017-02-04
2nd
MLG GameBattles 2K Series NA 2017-02-04
$1,000

Infinite Warfare
2017-01-29
3 - 4th
MLG GameBattles 2K Series NA 2017-01-29
$0

Infinite Warfare
2017-01-22
2nd
MLG GameBattles 2K Series NA 2017-01-22
$0

Infinite Warfare
2017-01-15
2nd
MLG GameBattles 2K Series NA 2017-01-15
$0

Infinite Warfare
2017-01-08
1st
MLG GameBattles 2K Series NA 2017-01-08
$0

2016

Infinite Warfare
2016-12-18
3rd
2017 CWL Las Vegas Open
$16,000

Infinite Warfare
2016-12-11
17 - 32nd
MLG GameBattles 2K Series NA 2016-12-11
$0

Infinite Warfare
2016-12-04
1st
PlayStation Experience Invitational
$8,000

Black Ops III
2016-09-04
7 - 8th
2016 Call of Duty World League Championship
$50,000

Black Ops III
2016-08-07
4th
MLG Orlando Open 2016
$8,000

Black Ops III
2016-07-17
5 - 8th
2016 NA CWL Stage 2 Playoffs
$16,000

Black Ops III
2016-07-10
3 - 4th
MLG GameBattles 500 Series NA 2016-07-10
$0

Black Ops III
2016-07-07
3rd
2016 NA CWL Stage 2 Regular Season
$0

Black Ops III
2016-06-12
4th
MLG Anaheim Open 2016
$8,000

Black Ops III
2016-05-08
7 - 8th
ESWC 2016
$2,500

Black Ops III
2016-04-03
3 - 4th
2016 NA CWL Stage 1 Playoffs
$24,000

Black Ops III
2016-03-23
3rd
2016 NA CWL Stage 1 Regular Season
$0

Black Ops III
2016-03-13
5 - 8th
2016 NA CWL Challenge Division ESL Event #2
$1,250

Black Ops III
2016-03-06
1st
2016 NA CWL Challenge Division ESL Event #1
$10,000

Black Ops III
2016-02-28
3rd
UMG CWL $25K Challenge Variant #2
$2,500

Black Ops III
2016-02-21
3rd
UMG CWL $25K Challenge Variant #1
$2,500

Black Ops III
2016-02-14
5 - 8th
UMG South Carolina 2016 Champion Tournament
$3,500

2015

Black Ops III
2015-12-06
Q
2016 NA CWL Stage 1 Qualifying Invitational Tournament
$0

Black Ops III
2015-11-14
5 - 8th
Totino's Invitational
$4,000

Advanced Warfare
2015-10-18
5 - 6th
MLG World Finals 2015
$10,000

Advanced Warfare
2015-10-11
2nd
MLG GameBattles 10K Series 2015-10-11
$0

Advanced Warfare
2015-10-04
3 - 4th
MLG GameBattles 5K Series 2015-10-04
$0

Advanced Warfare
2015-09-20
1st
MLG Pro League AW Season 3 Playoffs
$40,000

Advanced Warfare
2015-09-14
3rd
MLG Pro League AW Season 3 Regular Season
$0

Advanced Warfare
2015-09-13
2nd
MLG GameBattles 5K Series 2015-09-13
$0

Advanced Warfare
2015-09-06
7 - 8th
UMG Washington DC 2015
$0

Advanced Warfare
2015-08-30
9 - 16th
MLG GameBattles 5K Series 2015-08-30
$0

Advanced Warfare
2015-08-29
1st
UMG Online 5K Series 2015-08-29
$800

Advanced Warfare
2015-08-16
2nd
MLG GameBattles 10K Series 2015-08-16
$980

Advanced Warfare
2015-08-09
9 - 16th
MLG GameBattles 5K Series 2015-08-09
$0

Advanced Warfare
2015-08-02
1st
Gfinity Summer Championship
$50,000

Advanced Warfare
2015-07-25
2nd
UMG Online 2K Series 2015-07-25
$338

Advanced Warfare
2015-07-19
1st
MLG GameBattles 10K Series 2015-07-19
$3,370

Advanced Warfare
2015-07-12
1st
UMG Dallas 2015
$20,000

Advanced Warfare
2015-07-05
1st
MLG GameBattles 5K Series 2015-07-05
$2,940

Advanced Warfare
2015-06-21
1st
MLG GameBattles 5K Series 2015-06-21
$1,520

Advanced Warfare
2015-06-07
2nd
MLG Pro League AW Season 2 Playoffs
$15,000

Advanced Warfare
2015-05-31
2nd
MLG GameBattles 5K Series 2015-05-31
$1,035

Advanced Warfare
2015-05-23
2nd
UMG Online 2K Series 2015-05-23
$370

Advanced Warfare
2015-05-17
2nd
UMG California 2015
$10,000

Advanced Warfare
2015-05-10
3 - 4th
MLG GameBattles 5K Series 2015-05-10
$0

Advanced Warfare
2015-05-03
2nd
MLG GameBattles 5K Series 2015-05-03
$940

Advanced Warfare
2015-05-02
2nd
UMG Online 5K Series 2015-05-02
$1,050

Advanced Warfare
2015-04-26
5 - 8th
MLG GameBattles 5K Series 2015-04-26
$0

Advanced Warfare
2015-04-19
3 - 4th
MLG GameBattles 10K Series NA 2015-04-19
$930

Advanced Warfare
2015-04-12
2nd
MLG GameBattles 5K Series 2015-04-12
$980

Advanced Warfare
2015-02-22
4th
MLG Pro League AW Season 1 Playoffs
$6,000

Advanced Warfare
2015-02-06
4th
MLG Pro League AW Season 1 Regular Season
$8,000

Advanced Warfare
2015-01-17
3 - 4th
UMG Online 2K Series 2015-01-17
$315

Advanced Warfare
2015-01-11
1st
MLG GameBattles 5K Series 2015-01-11
$2,490

Advanced Warfare
2015-01-04
13 - 16th
UMG Orlando 2015
$0

2014

Advanced Warfare
2014-12-21
5 - 8th
MLG GameBattles 5K Series 2014-12-21
$0

Advanced Warfare
2014-12-20
3 - 4th
UMG Online 2K Series 2014-12-20
$300

Advanced Warfare
2014-12-14
9 - 16th
MLG GameBattles 5K Series 2014-12-14
$0

Advanced Warfare
2014-12-13
3 - 4th
UMG Online 2K Series 2014-12-13
$305

Advanced Warfare
2014-12-07
9 - 16th
MLG GameBattles 5K Series 2014-12-07
$0

Advanced Warfare
2014-12-06
3 - 4th
UMG Online 2K Series 2014-12-06
$375

Advanced Warfare
2014-11-30
1st
MLG Columbus Open 2014
$10,000

Advanced Warfare
2014-11-23
5 - 8th
MLG GameBattles 10K Series 2014-11-23
$530

Advanced Warfare
2014-11-22
2nd
UMG Online 2K Series 2014-11-22
$960

Advanced Warfare
2014-11-16
5 - 8th
MLG GameBattles 5K Series 2014-11-16
$400

Advanced Warfare
2014-11-09
5 - 8th
MLG GameBattles 5K Series 2014-11-09
$0

Ghosts
2014-10-26
7 - 8th
MLG CoD League Season 3 Playoffs
$3,000

Ghosts
2014-10-12
1st
UMG Nashville 2014
$15,000

Ghosts
2014-10-08
5th
MLG CoD League Season 3 Regular Season
$0

Ghosts
2014-08-24
9 - 12th
UMG Dallas 2014
$0

Ghosts
2014-08-03
3rd
Gfinity 3
$5,000

Ghosts
2014-07-27
3rd
AEL Dallas
$1,000

Ghosts
2014-07-06
1st
MLG GameBattles 2K Series 2014-07-06
$1,260

Ghosts
2014-04-13
5 - 6th
MLG CoD League Season 1 Playoffs
$0

Ghosts
2014-03-30
6th
Call of Duty Championship 2014
$50,000

Ghosts
2014-03-26
1st
MLG CoD League Season 1 Regular Season
$0

Ghosts
2014-03-23
5 - 8th
MLG GameBattles 5K Series 2014-03-23
$0

Ghosts
2014-03-16
3 - 4th
MLG GameBattles 2K Series 2014-03-16
$0

Ghosts
2014-03-09
4th
Call of Duty Championship 2014: US Regional Final
$0

Ghosts
2014-03-02
5 - 8th
MLG GameBattles 2K Series 2014-03-02
$0

Ghosts
2014-02-23
5 - 8th
MLG GameBattles 5K Series 2014-02-23
$0

Ghosts
2014-02-16
5 - 8th
MLG GameBattles 2K Series 2014-02-16
$0

Ghosts
2014-02-09
2nd
MLG GameBattles 2K Series 2014-02-09
$0

Ghosts
2014-02-07
7th
Call of Duty Winter Invitational
$0

Ghosts
2014-02-01
Q
Call of Duty Championship 2014: US Online Qualifier 1
$0

Ghosts
2014-01-19
5 - 8th
MLG GameBattles 2K Series 2014-01-19
$0

Ghosts
2014-01-05
7 - 8th
UMG Philadelphia 2014
$0

2013

Ghosts
2013-12-29
5 - 8th
MLG GameBattles 2K Series 2013-12-29
$0

Ghosts
2013-12-22
3 - 4th
MLG GameBattles 2K Series 2013-12-22
$0

Ghosts
2013-12-08
5 - 8th
MLG GameBattles 2K Series 2013-12-08
$0

Ghosts
2013-11-24
17 - 24th
MLG Fall Championship 2013
$0

Ghosts
2013-11-10
5 - 8th
MLG GameBattles 2K Series 2013-11-10
$0

Black Ops II
2013-10-19
4th
MLG Fall Invitational 2013
$0

Black Ops II
2013-10-27
9 - 15th
MLG GameBattles 2K Series 2013-10-27
$0

Black Ops II
2013-10-06
9th
MLG GameBattles 2K Series 2013-10-06
$0

Black Ops II
2013-09-14
3 - 4th
MLG GameBattles 5K Series 2013-09-14
$0

Black Ops II
2013-09-02
3 - 4th
MLG PAX Prime Invitational 2013
$1,250

Black Ops II
2013-08-25
3 - 4th
MLG GameBattles 2K Series 2013-08-25
$0

Black Ops II
2013-08-11
13 - 16th
UMG Atlanta 2013
$0

Black Ops II
2013-08-04
5 - 8th
MLG GameBattles 2K Series 2013-08-04
$0

Black Ops II
2013-06-30
5 - 6th
MLG Spring Championship 2013
$2,300

Black Ops II
2013-05-22
5 - 8th
MLG Spring Championship 2013 Qualifier 3
$0

Black Ops II
2013-03-17
13 - 16th
MLG Winter Championship 2013
$0

Black Ops II
2013-03-08
17 - 24th
MLG Winter Championship 2013 Online Qualifier
$0

2012

Modern Warfare 3
2012-10-29
2nd
360icons MW3 Farewell
$400

Modern Warfare 3
2012-04-29
4th
UMG Classic
$0

Modern Warfare 3
2012-03-18
1st
Iowa Pro Gaming Challenge 2012
$0

text: FaZe Black[edit]

text: History[edit]

text: Ghosts[edit]

text: 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 advanced to play in the Winner's Bracket semi-final. They lost the match 3-0 and fell to the Loser's Bracket. There, they 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.

text: Advanced Warfare[edit]

text: With the 2015 Call of Duty Championship around the corner, FaZe Clan decided it was time once again to split into two teams. The new FaZe Black roster would feature Censor, Apathy, ProoFy, and StuDyy. They 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. 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 Winner's bracket losing 2-3 and 2-3 in Loser's Bracket, finishing with a disappointing 13-16th placement. FaZe Black would disband again, leaving only FaZe Red for the second time

text: Roster[edit]

text: Former Players[edit]

text:
ID
Name
Join date
Leave date
showNew team

 ProoFy
Jordan Cannon
2015-02-01
2015-04-??
Team EnVyUs

 StuDyy
Jeremy Astacio
2015-02-01
2015-03-30
Team JusTus

 Apathy
Bryan Zhelyazkov
2015-02-01
2015-03-30
Prophecy NA

 Censor
Douglas Martin
2015-02-01
2015-03-30
Prophecy NA

 Dedo
Kenneth Dedo
2014-04-15
2014-06-??
FaZe Clan

 Saints
Renato Forza
2014-04-05
2014-06-??
Denial Esports

 FormaL
Matthew Piper
2014-04-05
2014-06-??
Team EnVyUs

 Censor
Douglas Martin
2014-04-05
2014-06-??
FaZe Clan

 ProoFy
Jordan Cannon
2014-04-05
2014-04-15
OpTic Gaming

text: Results[edit]

text:
Game
Date
Placement
Tournament
showPrize

2015

Advanced Warfare
2015-05-24
5 - 8th
MLG GameBattles 5K Series 2015-05-24
$0

Advanced Warfare
2015-03-29
13 - 16th
Call of Duty Championship 2015
$0

Advanced Warfare
2015-03-08
7 - 8th
Call of Duty Championship 2015 North America Regional Final
$0

Advanced Warfare
2015-03-01
5 - 8th
MLG GameBattles 5K Series 2015-03-01
$0

Advanced Warfare
2015-02-28
2nd
UMG Online 2K Series 2015-02-28
$400

Advanced Warfare
2015-02-15
2nd
MLG GameBattles 5K Series 2015-02-15
$1,035

Advanced Warfare
2015-02-12
5 - 6th
MLG Pro League AW Season 2 Relegation Pro Qualifier
$0

Advanced Warfare
2015-02-10
3rd
MLG Pro League AW Season 2 Relegation Open Qualifier
$0

Advanced Warfare
2015-02-07
9 - 16th
Call of Duty Championship 2015 United States Qualifier 1
$0

Advanced Warfare
2015-01-18
5 - 8th
MLG GameBattles 5K Series 2015-01-18
$0

2014

Ghosts
2014-06-22
5 - 8th
MLG Anaheim 2014 International Playoffs
$4,000

Ghosts
2014-06-15
5 - 8th
MLG GameBattles 5K Series 2014-06-15
$0

Ghosts
2014-06-14
4rd
MLG CoD League Season 2 Regular Season
$0

Ghosts
2014-06-01
1st
MLG GameBattles 2K Series 2014-06-01
$1,780

Ghosts
2014-05-11
5 - 8th
MLG GameBattles 5K Series 2014-05-11
$0

Ghosts
2014-05-04
5th
UGC Niagara 2014
$1,000

Ghosts
2014-04-20
3 - 4th
MLG GameBattles 2K Series 2014-04-20
$0

text: FaZe France[edit]

text: Roster[edit]

text: Former Players[edit]

text:
ID
Name
Join date
Leave date
showNew team

 ZylewR
Julien Louis
2015
2015
Supremacy

 Malls
Eddy Maillard
2015
2015
Supremacy

 Vortex
Brandon Gomes
2015
2015
Supremacy

 Zeroo
Valentin Langlet
2015
2015
Supremacy

text: Results[edit]

text:
Game
Date
Placement
Tournament
showPrize

2015

Advanced Warfare
2015-05-03
5 - 8th
ESWC 2015
$2,000

Advanced Warfare
2015-04-19
1st
Meltdown Paris
$0

Advanced Warfare
2015-04-05
4th
Gamers Assembly 2015
$540.2

text: FaZe Red[edit]

text: History[edit]

text: Ghosts[edit]

text: On April 5th, 2014, FaZe Clan announced their acquisition of an additional roster, dividing the two teams into FaZe Red and FaZe Black. Replays, Classic, and JKap were transferred from the main roster, and Theory joined them. 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 counter-part at any event they both attended, and the FaZe organization dropped the FaZe Red roster, leaving only their FaZe Black roster.

text: Advanced Warfare[edit]

text: 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 3rd 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 had disbanded for good.

text: Roster[edit]

text: Former Players[edit]

text:
ID
Name
Join date
Leave date
showNew team

 ACHES
Patrick Price
2015-02-01
2015-04-08
Prophecy NA

 Parasite
Chris Duarte
2015-02-01
2015-04-07
Team Kaliber

 SlasheR
Austin Liddicoat
2015-02-01
2015-04-??
FaZe Clan

 Enable
Ian Wyatt
2015-02-01
2015-04-??
FaZe Clan

 Classic
Nick DiCostanzo
2014-04-05
2014-07-??
Radius Gaming

 JKap
Jordan Kaplan
2014-04-05
2014-06-25
Team EnVyUs

 Theory
Dylan McGee
2014-04-05
2014-06-??
Team Kaliber

 Replays
Chris Crowder
2014-04-05
2014-06-??
Denial Esports

text: Results[edit]

text:
Game
Date
Placement
Tournament
showPrize

2015

Advanced Warfare
2015-05-22
2nd
MLG Pro League AW Season 2 Regular Season
$0

Advanced Warfare
2015-03-29
3rd
Call of Duty Championship 2015
$120,000

Advanced Warfare
2015-03-22
9 - 16th
MLG GameBattles 5K Series 2015-03-22
$0

Advanced Warfare
2015-03-21
2nd
UMG Online 2K Series 2015-03-21
$455

Advanced Warfare
2015-03-15
9 - 16th
MLG GameBattles 5K Series 2015-03-15
$0

Advanced Warfare
2015-03-08
3rd
Call of Duty Championship 2015 North America Regional Final
$1,500

Advanced Warfare
2015-03-01
9 - 16th
MLG GameBattles 5K Series 2015-03-01
$0

Advanced Warfare
2015-02-28
3 - 4th
UMG Online 2K Series 2015-02-28
$200

Advanced Warfare
2015-02-15
9 - 16th
MLG GameBattles 5K Series 2015-02-15
$0

Advanced Warfare
2015-02-07
9 - 16th
Call of Duty Championship 2015 United States Qualifier 1
$0

Advanced Warfare
2015-01-18
2nd
MLG GameBattles 5K Series 2015-01-18
$1,155

2014

Ghosts
2014-06-22
9 - 11th
MLG Anaheim 2014 International Playoffs
$3,000

Ghosts
2014-06-14
6th
MLG CoD League Season 2 Regular Season
$0

Ghosts
2014-06-08
5 - 8th
MLG X Games Invitational 2014
$0

Ghosts
2014-05-11
3 - 4th
MLG GameBattles 5K Series 2014-05-11
$500

Ghosts
2014-05-04
9 - 12th
UGC Niagara 2014
$0

Ghosts
2014-04-20
2nd
MLG GameBattles 2K Series 2014-04-20
$720

Ghosts
2014-04-06
2nd
MLG GameBattles 2K Series 2014-04-06
$400

text: Counter-Strike: Global Offensive[edit]

text: History[edit]

text: FaZe Clan comes to CS:GO[edit]

text: FaZe Clan first came into the scene with the acquisition of the roster of G2 Esports (Mikail "Maikelele" Bill, Håvard "rain" Nygaard, Ricardo "fox" Pacheco, Joakim "jkaem" Myrbostad, Philip "aizy" Aistrup).[139] The team's first tournament under FaZe would be at DreamHack Leipzig 2016, where they would start in Group A up against Luminosity Gaming in a best-of-one. Their first match of the tournament would go well for the Europeans, with a 16-9 victory. The next match for the team would be against Natus Vincere, who were the favorites of Group A. This match-up would not go as well for FaZe, as the team would be completely shut out and would end the match 9-16. After losing their previous match, the deciding factor between moving on and going home would lie within a rematch with Luminosity Gaming, this time in a best-of-three- The first map would go poorly for FaZe, bombing out 7-16 and 5-16. This would mark a 5-6th group stage finish and an earning of $3,000.[140]

text: A CS Legend turned coach[edit]

text: On February 9th, 2016, FaZe Clan added Robert "RobbaN" Dahlström as a coach. Formerly, he was widely regard as one of the best in Counter-Strike, where he and his team placed highly in many events. With more experience on FaZe's side, the first tournament that was to be attended with this new coach would be the Intel Extreme Masters X - World Championship, which gave the team a month of preparation.

text: The first match of Group B would be against E-Frag.net Esports Club, whom they took down 16-5 in a best-of-one. The next match for FaZe would be against Tempo Storm. This match-up would prove to be quite a struggle, where the match would be taken into overtime after a 10-5 deficit for FaZe. However, the Norwegian duo would help pull in the win for FaZe, ending the match with a score of 19-16. The next match-up would mark the third match of the day for and they would be going against Team EnVyUs, which were in a slump at the time. Despite this, FaZe would be taken down by the opposing French side 12-16, which would be their first loss in the group. The next match would be against Astralis. FaZe would continue their losing spree here as well, being easily taken down by Astralis, ending the battle 5-1. The final match-up of the group would decide whether FaZe Clan or Virtus.pro, who like were also considered to be in a slump at the time, would be going home. The final match would prove to be a close game, with the first half ending 8-7. However, FaZe continued to slip and would lose the match 13-16, marking an earning of $7,000 as well as another group stage exit for the team.[141]

text: The MLG Columbus Major[edit]

text: Going into the first major of 2016, MLG Major Championship: Columbus, FaZe would play their first match of Group B against Team Liquid. The match-up would not start well, ending the first half with a 3-12 scoreline. Though they would later gain 8 more rounds, they would eventually fall into the lower bracket, being defeated with an 11-16 score. In the lower bracket, the Europeans would be going up against Splyce. The match went well for FaZe and they manage to win 16-3 on Inferno with aizy top-fragging with an impressive HLTV rating of 1.83. In the loser final FaZe would be against Fnatic in a best-of-three. The first map was Mirage and Fnatic took the first half ending 10-5 and eventaully win 16-10. On the next map, Cobblestone, Fnatic was still dominant and won the first half with 10-5. Faze never got a got a chance to come back and lost the second map 16-6 and they were out of the tournament.[142]

text: After the major captain Mikail "Maikelele" Bill was replaced by Fabien "kioShiMa" Fiey.[143]

text: A French change[edit]

text: After Maikelele stepped down FaZe started to search for a replacement and only three days before DreamHack Masters Malmö FaZe acquired the French player Fabien "kioShiMa" Fiey from Team EnVyUs.[143]

text: At DreamHack Masters Malmö they would start in Group D with teams Virtus.pro, Tempo Storm, and Team EnVyUs. FaZe would play their first match against Virtus.pro. FaZe lost the first match 16-8 on Train and were heading to a match with Team EnVyUs. The match was very close on Cache and FaZe managed to win the first half 9-6, but in the second half FaZe started to struggle and Team EnVyUs managed to win the match 12-16, marking an earning of $2,000 as well as another group stage exit for the team.[144]

text: A Bosnian beast joins[edit]

text: After aizy's departure to North, FaZe were able to strengthen their team even more by buying out one of the biggest stars in CS:GO—Nikola "NiKo" Kovač from mousesports. The implementation of the Bosnian star proved to be successful, as FaZe were able to reach the finals of IEM Katowice 2017[145] and win the StarSeries Season 3 finals.[146]

text: Signing Stars[edit]

text: Despite having a consistent streak of top placings following StarSeries at IEM Sydney,[147] ECS Season 3 Finals[148] and ESL One: Cologne 2017,[149] FaZe bombed out of 2017's 2nd Major, PGL Major Kraków 2017, in 15th-16th place without winning a single game.[150] Following the team's stunning elimination at the Major, the team bought out the contract of Ladislav "GuardiaN" Kovács from Natus Vincere to replace Aleksi "allu" Jalli as their new AWPer.[151] Also following the major, kioShiMa was replaced by the 2015 world number one, Olof "olofmeister" Kajbjer.[152]

text: Roster[edit]

text: Active Squad[edit]

text:
Alias
Name
Role
hideJoin date

 rain
Håvard Nygaard
Rifler (entry fragger)
2016-01-20[153]

 karrigan
Finn Andersen
In-game leader
2016-10-19[154]

 NiKo
Nikola Kovač
Rifler (lurker) / AWPer
2017-02-09[155]

 GuardiaN
Ladislav Kovács
AWPer
2017-08-03[156]

 Xizt (Substitute)
Richard Landström
Rifler (support)
2018-04-01[157]

 RobbaN
Robert Dahlström
Coach
2016-02-09[158]

text: Inactive Players[edit]

text:
Alias
Name
Role
Join date
hideInactive date

 olofmeister
Olof Kajbjer Gustafsson
Rifler (lurker)/AWPer
2017-08-20[159]
2018-04-01[157][a]

text: Former Players[edit]

text:
ID
Name
Join date
Leave date
showNew team

 kioShiMa
Fabien Fiey
2016-11-09[160][161]
2017-08-03[162]
Team EnVyUs

 allu
Aleksi Jalli
2016-08-16[163]
2017-08-21[164]
OpTic Gaming

 jkaem
Joakim Myrbostad
2016-01-20[153]
2017-03-20[165]
Team Dignitas

 aizy
Philip Aistrup
2016-01-20[153]
2017-02-08[166]
North

 Maikelele
Mikail Bill
2016-01-20[153]
2016-09-??[167]
qwerty

 fox
Ricardo Pacheco
2016-01-20[153]
2016-08-16[168]
Team Dignitas

text: Results[b][edit]

text: Bold denotes a CS:GO Major sponsored by Valve.[169]

text:
Date
Placement
Tier
Tournament
Result
showPrize

2018

2018-04-26
4th
Premier
ESL Pro League Season 7 - Europe
15/11⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Grp. S. (W/L)
$0

2018-04-21
5 - 8th
Premier
DreamHack Masters Marseille 2018
0 : 2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Astralis
$10,000

2018-03-25
3rd - 4th
Major
V4 Future Sports Festival - Budapest 2018
0 : 2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Virtus.pro
$61,790.35

2018-03-04
2nd
Premier
Intel Extreme Masters Season XII - World Championship
2 : 3⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Fnatic
$102,000

2018-02-25
4th
Premier
StarLadder & i-League StarSeries Season 4
1 : 2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Team Liquid
$15,000

2018-01-28
2nd
Premier
ELEAGUE Major: Boston 2018
1 : 2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Cloud9
$150,000

2017

2017-12-17
1st
Premier
Esports Championship Series Season 4 - Finals
2 : 1⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀mousesports
$250,000

2017-12-10
2nd
Premier
ESL Pro League Season 6: Finals
1 : 3⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀SK Gaming
$100,000

2017-11-25
3rd
Major
BLAST Pro Series: Copenhagen 2017
2/1/2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Grp. S. (W/D/L)
$25,000

2017-11-25
W
Showm.
BLAST Pro Series: Copenhagen 2017 - Pro Standoff
3 : 2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀North
$20,000

2017-11-23
2nd
Major
Esports Championship Series Season 4 - Europe
13/5⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Grp. S. (W/L)
$0

2017-11-19
2nd
Premier
Intel Extreme Masters Season XII - Oakland
2 : 3⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Ninjas in Pyjamas
$54,000

2017-11-11
3rd
Premier
ESL Pro League Season 6 - Europe
15/11⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Grp. S. (W/L)
$0

2017-10-26
5 - 6th
Premier
EPICENTER 2017
1 : 2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Virtus.pro
$15,000

2017-10-23
1st - 2nd
Qualifier
EPICENTER 2017 - Wildcard
2 : 0⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀TyLoo
$0

2017-10-13
1st
Premier
ELEAGUE CS:GO Premier 2017
2 : 0 ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Astralis
$500,000

2017-10-08
1st
Qualifier
EPICENTER 2017 - Europe Closed Qualifier
2 : 0 ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Ninjas in Pyjamas
$0

2017-09-17
1st
Premier
ESL One: New York 2017
2 : 0⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Team Liquid
$125,000

2017-09-01
9 - 12th
Premier
DreamHack Masters Malmö 2017
1 : 2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Gambit Esports
$2,000

2017-07-18
15 - 16th
Premier
PGL Major Kraków 2017
10 - 16⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀FlipSid3 Tactics
$8,750

2017-07-08
3rd - 4th
Premier
ESL One: Cologne 2017
0 : 2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀SK Gaming
$20,000

2017-06-25
2nd
Premier
Esports Championship Series Season 3 - Finals
1 : 2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀SK Gaming
$120,000

2017-06-08
1st
Major
Esports Championship Series Season 3 - Europe
14/4⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Grp. S. (W/L)
$0

2017-05-11
7th
Premier
ESL Pro League Season 5 - Europe
14/12⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Grp. S. (W/L)
$27,000

2017-05-07
2nd
Premier
Intel Extreme Masters Season XII - Sydney
1 : 3⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀SK Gaming
$40,000

2017-04-09
1st
Premier
StarLadder i-League StarSeries Season 3
2 : 1⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Astralis
$125,000

2017-03-05
2nd
Premier
Intel Extreme Masters Season XI World Championship
1 : 3⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Astralis
$44,000

2017-02-17
9 - 12th
Premier
DreamHack Masters Las Vegas 2017
1 : 2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Natus Vincere
$5,000

2017-01-28
5 - 8th
Premier
ELEAGUE Major: Atlanta 2017
1 : 2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀SK Gaming
$35,000

2017-01-09
1st - 4th
Qualifier
DreamHack Masters Las Vegas 2017 - European Qualifier
2 : 1⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀FlipSid3 Tactics
$0

2016

2016-12-17
1st - 2nd
Qualifier
ELEAGUE Major: Atlanta 2017 - Offline Qualifier
16 - 11⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Immortals
$0

2016-12-10
5 - 6th
Premier
Esports Championship Series Season 2 - Finals
1 : 2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀OpTic Gaming
$45,000

2016-12-02
3rd - 4th
Premier
ELEAGUE Season 2
0 : 2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀OpTic Gaming
$60,000

2016-11-27
3rd
Major
Esports Championship Series Season 2 - Europe
11/7⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Grp. S. (W/L)
$0

2016-11-20
3rd - 4th
Premier
Intel Extreme Masters Season XI Oakland
1 : 2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Ninjas in Pyjamas
$30,000

2016-11-13
3rd - 4th
Major
iBUYPOWER Masters 2016
2 : 1⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Renegades
$12,500

2016-10-28
7 - 8th
Premier
ESL Pro League Season 4: Finals
2 / 3⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Grp. S. (W/L)
$30,000

2016-10-13
4th
Premier
ESL Pro League Season 4 - Europe
18/8⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Grp. S. (W/L)
$0

2016-10-12
5 - 8th
Major
World Cyber Arena 2016 - European Qualifier
2 : 0⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Gambit Esports
$1,306.45

2016-09-20
3rd - 4th
Minor
EPICENTER 2016 - Europe Closed Qualifier
1 : 2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀GODSENT
$0

2016-09-17
5 - 6th
Premier
DreamHack Open Bucharest 2016
0 : 2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Team Dignitas
$3,000

2016-09-09
9 - 12th
Premier
StarLadder i-League StarSeries Season 2
1 : 2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀FlipSid3 Tactics
$4,500

2016-09-08
1st - 4th
Qualifier
ELEAGUE Season 2 - Europe Preliminary Rounds
2 : 0⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀HellRaisers
$0

2016-09-04
2nd
Qualifier
ESL One: New York 2016 - Europe Qualifier
0 : 2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Astralis
$0

2016-08-17
5 - 8th
Qualifier
StarLadder i-League StarSeries Season 2 - Europe Qualifier
0 : 2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Team X
$0

2016-07-15
9 - 10th
Premier
ELEAGUE Season 1
1 : 2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀mousesports
$40,000

2016-07-07
9 - 12th
Premier
ESL One: Cologne 2016
0 : 2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Fnatic
$8,750

2016-06-11
1st - 2nd
Qualifier
ESL One: Cologne 2016 - Offline Qualifier
16 - 11⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Gambit Esports
$0

2016-05-26
6th
Major
Esports Championship Series Season 1 - Europe
1 : 2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Ninjas in Pyjamas
$20,000

2016-04-26
7th
Premier
ESL Pro League Season 3 - Europe
10/12⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Grp. S. (W/L)
$20,000

2016-04-13
13 - 16th
Premier
DreamHack Masters Malmö 2016
12 - 16⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Team EnVyUs
$2,000

2016-03-31
9 - 12th
Premier
MLG Major Championship: Columbus 2016
0 : 2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Fnatic
$8,750

2016-03-03
7 - 8th
Premier
Intel Extreme Masters Season X World Championship
2/-/3⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Grp. S. (W/D/L)
$7,000

2016-01-23
5 - 6th
Premier
DreamHack Open Leipzig 2016
0 : 2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Luminosity Gaming
$3,000

2016-01-21
9 - 12th
Qualifier
Global eSports Cup - Season 1 - EU Group Stage #2
FF : W⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ALTERNATE aTTaX
$0

text: FIFA[edit]

text: History[edit]

text: FaZe Clan enters FIFA[edit]

text: On January 24th 2018, FaZe Clan makes their way into FIFA after their signing the former Team Dignitas and Hashtag United F.C player Tass.[170] His first tournament under the organization was the FIFA eWorld Cup in Barcelona, from January 26th 2018.

text: Roster[edit]

text: Active Squad[edit]

text:
ID
Name
hideJoin date

 Tass
Tassal Rushan
2018-01-25[171]

text: Fortnite Battle Royale[edit]

text: History[edit]

text: On the March 3rd, 2018, FaZe announced the roster of their Fortnite Battle Royale team.[172]

text: Roster[edit]

text: Active Squad[edit]

text:
ID
Name
hideJoin date

 SpaceLyon
Thang Phan
2018-03-03[173]

 72hrs
Thomas Mulligan
2018-03-03[173]

 Cloak
Dennis Lepore
2018-03-03[173]

 Jaomock
Brendan O’Brien
2018-03-03[173]

text: Overwatch[edit]

text: History[edit]

text: FaZe Clan acquired an Overwatch roster on June 23th, 2016. After 1 year of acquiring the team, the organisation disbanded their team. The last remaining active member, FCTFCTN, left the roster on February 16th, 2018 marking the end of the FaZe Overwatch roster. No official announcements have been made about the situation but the community believes that the lack of events in the game was what made FaZe leave the Overwatch scene.

text: Roster[edit]

text: Former Players[edit]

text:
ID
Name
Join date
Leave date
showNew team

 FCTFCTN
Russell Campbell
2016-08-20[174]
2018-02-16[175]
Houston Outlaws

 NamedHwi (coach)
Se-Hwi Go

2017-11-04[176]
Philadelphia Fusion (coach)

 ShaDowBurn
George Gushcha
2016-08-20[174]
2017-11-03[177]
Philadelphia Fusion

 Joemeister
Joe Gramano
2017-05-??
2017-11-03[177]
Philadelphia Fusion

 Carpe
Lee Jae-Hyeok
2017-08-15[178]
2017-11-03[177]
Philadelphia Fusion

 SPREE
Alexandre Vanhomwegen
2017-05-??
2017-10-31[179]
Houston Outlaws

 Rawkus
Shane Flaherty
2016-08-20[174]
2017-10-31[179]
Houston Outlaws

 Forsak3n
Viktors Bernevs
2016-08-20[174]
2018-02-01[180]
Bazooka Puppiez

 Lui
Lui Olivares
2017-05-??[174]
2017-??-??
OWL Midseason Pickups

 iuKeEe (coach)
Luke Dainton

2017-??-??

 zombs
Jared Gitlin
2016-08-20[174]
2017-08-17[181]
Simplicity

 TwoEasy
Eric van Hoorn
2016-08-20
2017-02-04[182]
Bench Boys

 ClampOK
Sabian Hayblum
2016-06-23[183]
2017-04-03

 Wonderfuls
Kevin Nguyen
2016-06-23[183]
2017-04-03
Grizzlys Esports

 Mendokusaii
Lucas Hakansson
2016-06-23[183]
2016-??-??
Cloud9

 Veineless
Marcel Lehmann
2016-06-23
2016-07-22
Ninjas With Attitude

 evokje
Elvinas Padegimas
2016-06-23
2016-07-22
Ninjas With Attitude

 fRod
Daniel Montaner
2016-06-23
2016-07-22

text: Results[c][edit]

text:
Date
Placement
Tier
Tournament
Result
showPrize

2017

2017-10-08
2nd
Major
Overwatch Contenders 2017 Season 1: North America
0 : 4⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Team EnVyUs
$15,000

2017-07-02
5 - 6th
Major
Overwatch Contenders 2017 Season Zero: North America
3 : 0⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Luminosity Gaming Evil
$2,500

2017-06-03
1st
Qualifier
Overwatch Contenders 2017 Season Zero: North America Open Qualifier 1
2 : 0⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Luminosity Gaming Evil
$0

2017-05-06
5 - 8th
Minor
CyberPowerPC 2017 Extreme Gaming Series Spring Invitational
1 : 3⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Rise Nation
$0

2017-04-12
5 - 6th
Major
Overwatch PIT Championship - North America Season 1
0 : 2 ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Counter Logic Gaming
$0

2017-03-23
5 - 8th
Minor
Agents Duel

$0

2017-03-23
9 - 16th
Minor
Agents Duel

$0

2017-03-19
5 - 6th
Monthly
Alienware Monthly Melee: March
0 : 2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Luminosity Gaming Evil
$0

2017-02-26
5 - 6th
Monthly
Alienware Monthly Melee: February
1 : 2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Hammers Esports
$0

2017-01-22
5 - 6th
Monthly
Alienware Monthly Melee: January
1 : 2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Spicy Boys
$0

2017-01-13
7th
Major
Overwatch Winter Premiere
2/-/5⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Grp. S. (W/D/L)
$3,000

2016

2016-12-18
2nd
Major
Major League Gaming Vegas 2016
0 : 4⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Team EnVyUs
$20,000

2016-12-11
5 - 8th
Qualifier
Overwatch Winter Premiere Qualifier #2
0 : 2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀compLexity Gaming
$0

2016-12-10
3rd
Qualifier
Overwatch Winter Premiere Qualifier #1
2 : 0⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀compLexity Gaming
$0

2016-12-02
4th
Monthly
Alienware Monthly Melee: December
0 : 2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀compLexity Gaming
$0

2016-11-19
5 - 8th
Monthly
Carbon Masters November 2016
1 : 2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Cloud9
$0

2016-11-18
2nd
Monthly
Alienware Monthly Melee: Europe November
0 : 3⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Ninjas in Pyjamas
$2,000

2016-11-13
2nd
Minor
Route 66 Cup
0 : 2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Cloud9
$1,500

2016-10-23
5 - 8th
Monthly
Carbon Masters October 2016
0 : 2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀H2K
$0

2016-10-21
1st
Monthly
Alienware Monthly Melee: October #2
3 : 1⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Cloud9
$3,000

2016-10-15
3rd - 4th
Qualifier
Masters Gaming Arena 2016: Americas Regional
1 : 2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Team Liquid
$0

2016-10-13
3rd
Qualifier
DreamHack Winter 2016: North American Qualifier
2 : 3⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀compLexity Gaming
$0

2016-10-07
4th
Monthly
Alienware Monthly Melee: October
1 : 3⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀compLexity Gaming
$0

2016-10-05
1 - 8th
Qualifier
Masters Gaming Arena 2016: Americas Open Qualifier
2 : 0⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀TheProfessionals
$0

2016-09-29
5 - 8th
Premier
Overwatch Open
2 : 3⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Rogue
$18,000

2016-09-13
2nd
Weekly
King of the Hill #6
- : W⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Cloud9
$0

2016-09-11
4th
Weekly
GosuGamers Overwatch Weekly NA #19
0 : 1⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Tempo Storm
$0

2016-09-10
2nd
Weekly
GosuGamers Overwatch Weekly EU #19
0 : 3⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Ninjas in Pyjamas
$334

2016-09-06
1st
Weekly
King of the Hill #5
3 : 1⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Tempo Storm
$1,000

2016-09-03
3rd
Weekly
GosuGamers Overwatch Weekly EU #18
1 : 2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Rogue
$100

2016-09-01
2nd
Monthôy
Alienware Monthly Melee: August
2 : 3⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Cloud9
$2,000

2016-08-30
1st
Weekly
King of the Hill #4
3 : 0⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀TeamOFsnow
$1,000

2016-08-28
1 - 4th
Qualifier
Overwatch Open: Europe Regional
2 : 1⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Rogue
$0

2016-08-23
1st
Weekly
King of the Hill #3
3 : 1⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀compLexity Gaming
$1,000

2016-07-21
17 - 32nd
Qualifier
2016 ESL Overwatch Atlantic Showdown - Gamescom NA Qualifier #3
1 : 2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Ohno
$0

2016-07-06
9 - 16th
Qualifier
2016 ESL Overwatch Atlantic Showdown - Gamescom NA Qualifier #1
2 : 3⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Selfless Gaming
$0

2016-06-25
7 - 8th
Major
OG Invitational
0 : 2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Northern Gaming Red
$0

text: PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds[edit]

text: History[edit]

text: The announcement of FaZe buying Gorilla Core's PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) team was made on November 11th, 2017.[184]

text: Roster[edit]

text: Active Squad[edit]

text:
ID
Name
hideJoin Date

 Haxete
Adrian Blom
2017-11-10[185]

 mxey
Anssi Pekkonen
2017-11-10[185]

 Jembty
Jere Kauppinen
2017-11-10[185]

 Fuzzface
David Tillberg Persson
2017-11-10[185]

 Zephyr (Coach)
Ramon Perez
2017-11-10[185]

text: Former Players[edit]

text:
ID
Name
Join Date
Leave date
showNew team

 MeToR
Maximilian Lion
2017-11-10[185]
2018-01-25[186]
Alliance

text: Results[c][edit]

text: Squads[edit]

text:
Date
Placement
Tier
Tournament
showPrize

2018

2018-04-22
5th
Major
Global Loot League Season 1
$3,000

2018-04-16
5th
Weekly
PUBGOnline Season 1 EU Split 2 Showdown Series Week 3
$0

2018-04-09
10th
Weekly
PUBGOnline Season 1 EU Split 2 Showdown Series Week 2
$0

2018-04-02
3rd
Weekly
PUBGOnline Season 1 EU Split 2 Showdown Series Week 1
$0

2018-03-30
2nd
Weekly
Stream.me PUBG Invitational Europe Week 3
$0

2018-03-27
1st
Weekly
PUBGOnline Season 1 EU Split 1 Week 6
$0

2018-03-27
2nd
Weekly
PUBGOnline Season 1 EU Split 1
$1,500

2018-03-25
3rd
Premier
PGL-PUBG Spring Invitational 2018
$9,000

2018-03-22
1st
Weekly
Auzom PL Season 2 EU Round 7
$0

2018-03-20
9th
Weekly
PUBGOnline Season 1 EU Split 1 Week 5
$0

2018-03-16
1st
Weekly
Stream.me PUBG Invitational Europe Week 2
$0

2018-03-15
1st
Weekly
Auzom PL Season 2 EU Round 6
$0

2018-03-14
12th
Qualifier
Global Loot League Season 1 - Alpha Division Week 5
$0

2018-03-13
3rd
Weekly
PUBGOnline Season 1 EU Split 1 Week 4
$0

2018-03-09
2nd
Weekly
Stream.me PUBG Invitational Europe Week 1
$0

2018-03-08
1st
Weekly
Auzom PL Season 2 EU Round 5
$0

2018-03-07
1st
Qualifier
Global Loot League Season 1 - Alpha Division Week 4
$0

2018-03-06
1st
Qualifier
Global Loot League Season 1 - Alpha Division Week 3
$0

2018-03-04
1st
Major
StarLadder i-League Invitational Season 1
$50,000

2018-02-25
4th
Major
Intel Extreme Masters Season XII - World Championship
$5,000

2018-02-21
7th
Qualifier
Global Loot League Season 1 - Alpha Division Week 2
$0

2018-02-20
5th
Weekly
PUBGOnline Season 1 EU Split 1 Week 3
$0

2018-02-15
3rd
Weekly
Auzom PL Season 2 EU Round 4
$0

2018-02-14
2nd
Qualifier
Global Loot League Season 1 - Alpha Division Week 1
$0

2018-02-11
2nd
Major
PUBG Survival Series 2018 - Beta Season
$13,829.46

2018-02-08
15 - 16th
Weekly
Auzom PL Season 2 EU Round 3
$0

2018-02-06
11th
Weekly
PUBGOnline Season 1 EU Split 1 Week 1
$0

2018-01-29
1st
Weekly
Auzom PL Season 2 EU Round 2
$0

2018-01-24
5th
Monthly
January 2018 Curse Trials Qualifier Group A
$0

2018-01-22
3rd
Weekly
Auzom PL Season 2 EU Round 1
$0

2017

2017-12-16
2nd
Monthly
December 2017 Curse Trials Finals
$0

2017-12-15
Q
Monthly
December 2017 Curse Trials Qualifier Group C
$0

2017-12-14
2nd
Minor
2017 Europe PUBGOnline Year End Tournament
Yellow Tracksuit Top

2017-12-14
2nd
Minor
2017 PUBGOnline EU Showdown Championship Finals
$0

2017-12-10
9th
Minor
GLL Pre-Season Grand Final
$0

2017-11-19
4th
Major
Intel Extreme Masters Season XII Oakland
$20,000

2017-11-12
1st
Major
Auzom Premier League Season 1
$0

2017-11-11
6th
Monthly
November 2017 Curse Trials Finals
$0

text: Solo[edit]

text:
Date
Placement
Tournament
Prize
showPlayer

2018

2018-02-09
1st
PUBG Survival Series 2018 - Solo
$9,234.72
Fuzzface

text: Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege[edit]

text: History[edit]

text: The announcement FaZe Clan expanding into Rainbow Six Siege was made on January 1, 2018.[187] The roster has participated in Six Invitationals in Montreal from February 13th, 2018 to February 18th, 2018.

text: Roster[edit]

text: Active Squad[edit]

text:
ID
Name
hideJoin Date

gohaN
 Guilherme Alf
2018-01-18[188]

Astro
 Leonardo Luis
2018-01-18[188]

cameram4n
 Gabriel Hespanhol
2018-01-18[188]

HSnamuringa
 João Deam
2018-01-18[188]

mav
 Rafael Freitas
2018-01-18[188]

text: Results[c][edit]

text:
Date
Placement
Tier
Tournament
Result
showPrize

2018

2018-04-25
1st
Major
Pro League Season 7 - Latin America
2 : 0⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Team Liquid
$0

2018-02-16
5-8th
Premier
Six Invitational 2018
1 : 2⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Evil Geniuses
$20,000

text: Notes[edit]

text:
Jump up ^ Olofmeister went inactive due to personal problems outside of the game.
Jump up ^ Premier Tournaments offer an outstanding prize pool, are almost exclusively played offline, and feature the best teams from all over the world. They are commonly held by well-established organizers and are considered especially prestigious amongst the community. Major Tournaments feature a large prize pool and a good number of top-tier teams. They are events which take place offline, online or online with an offline playoff. (Not Valve sponsored Majors) Minor Tournaments offer a smaller prize pool and less prestige than Major Tournaments but still draw a high level of competition.
^ Jump up to: a b c Premier Tournaments offer an outstanding prize pool, are almost exclusively played offline, and feature the best teams from all over the world. They are commonly held by well-established organizers and are considered especially prestigious amongst the community. Major Tournaments feature a large prize pool and a good number of top-tier teams. They are events which take place offline, online or online with an offline playoff. Minor Tournaments offer a smaller prize pool and less prestige than Major Tournaments but still draw a high level of competition.


document_title: Firefighting

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text: Firefighting

text: History[edit]

text: The earliest known firefighters were in the city of Rome. In 60 A.D., emperor Nero established a Corps of Vigils (Vigiles) to protect Rome after a disastrous fire. It consisted of 7,000 people equipped with buckets and axes, and they fought fires and served as police.[4]

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text: Historic tactics and tools[edit]

text: In the 4th century B.C., an Alexandrian Greek named Ctesibius made a double force pump called a siphona. As water rose in the chamber, it compressed the air inside, which forced the water to eject in a steady stream through a pipe and nozzle.[4]

text: In the 16th century, syringes were also used as firefighting tools, the larger ones being mounted on wheels.[4] Another traditional method that survived was the bucket brigade, involving two lines of people formed between the water source and the fire. Typically, men in one of the lines would pass along the full buckets of water toward the fire while in the other line women and children would pass back the empty buckets to be refilled.[4]

text: In the 17th century, 'fire engines' were made, notably in Amsterdam.[4] In 1721, the English inventor Richard Newsham made a popular fire engine that was essentially a rectangular box on wheels filled using a bucket brigade to provide a reservoir while hand-powered pumps supplied sufficient water pressure to douse fires at a distance.[4]

text: Ancient Rome[edit]

text: Ancient Rome did not have municipal firefighters. Instead, private individuals relied on their slaves or supporters to take action. They would not only form bucket brigades or attempt to smother smaller fires, but would also demolish or raze nearby buildings to slow the spread of the fire. However, there is no mention of fires being extinguished, rather they were contained and burned themselves out. Ancient Rome did not have an organized firefighting force until the Vigiles were formed in the reign of Augustus.[5]

text: United Kingdom[edit]

text: Prior to the Great Fire of London in 1666, some parishes in the UK had begun to organize rudimentary firefighting. After the Great Fire, Nicholas Barbon introduced the first fire insurance. In order to reduce insurance costs, Barbon also formed his own fire brigade, and other companies followed suit.

text: By the start of the 1800s, insured buildings were identified with a badge or mark indicating that they were eligible for a company's firefighting services. Buildings not insured with a particular company were left by its firefighters to burn,[6] unless they happened to be adjacent to an insured building, in which case it was often in the company's interest to prevent the fire from spreading. In 1833 fire insurance companies in London merged to form The London Fire Company Establishment.

text: Steam-powered apparatuses were first introduced in the 1850s, allowing a greater quantity of water to be directed onto a fire; in the early 1930s they were superseded by versions powered by an internal combustion engine.

text: In World War II the Auxiliary Fire Service, and later the National Fire Service, were established to supplement local fire services. At that time, there was no countrywide standard for firefighting terms, procedures, ranks, or equipment (such as hose couplings). These were standardized after the war.

text: United States[edit]

text: In January 1608, a fire destroyed many of the colonists' provisions and lodgings in Jamestown, Virginia. Boston, New York City, and Philadelphia were all plagued by fires, and volunteer fire brigades formed soon after such disasters.[7]

text: In 1736, Benjamin Franklin founded the Union Fire Company in Philadelphia, which became the standard for volunteer fire organizations. These firefighters had two critical tools: salvage bags and so-called bed keys. Salvage bags were used to quickly collect and save valuables, and bed keys were used to separate the wooden frame of a bed into pieces for safe and rapid removal from the fire.[7]

text: The first American attempt at fire insurance failed after a large fire in Charlestown, Massachusetts in 1736. Later in 1740, Benjamin Franklin organized the Philadelphia Contributionship to provide fire insurance, which was more successful. The Contributionship adopted "fire marks" to easily identify insured buildings. Firefighting started to become formalized with rules for providing buckets, ladders, and hooks, and with the formation of volunteer companies. A chain of command was also established.[7]

text: Firefighter duties[edit]

text: A firefighter's goals are to save lives, property, and the environment. A fire can rapidly spread and endanger many lives, but with modern firefighting techniques, catastrophe can often be avoided. To prevent fires from starting, a firefighter's duties may include public education about fire safety and conducting fire inspections of locations to verify their adherence to local fire codes.

text: Firefighter skills[edit]

text: Firefighting requires skills in combating, extinguishing, and preventing fires, responding to emergency calls, operating and maintaining fire department equipment and quarters, and extensive training in performing firefighting and rescue activities. Firefighters must also have, or be able to acquire, knowledge of department organizations, operations, and procedures,[4] and the district or city street system[4] they will have to negotiate in order to perform their duties.

text: They must meet minimum physical fitness standards and learn various firefighting and rescue duties within a reasonable period[4]

text: Examples are:

text:
Structural Firefighting
Wildland Firefighting

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text: Specialized skills[edit]

text: Specialized areas of fire operations may require subject-specific training.[8][9]

text: Examples are:

text:
Aircraft Firefighting
Maritime Firefighting
Aerial Firefighting

text: Shift hours[edit]

text: Firefighters typically follow a 24-hour shift schedule, although some fire departments work eight or 12 hour shifts.[10] Australian firefighters work a 10/14 shift, in which the day shift works ten hours and the night shift works 14 hours.[11] Firefighting personnel are split up into alternating shifts. Usually, the 24 hour shifts are followed by two days off.[4] The shift personnel arrive for roll call at a specified time, ready to complete a regular tour of duty.[4] While on shift, the firefighter remains at the fire station unless relieved or assigned other duties.[4]

text: Fire wardens[edit]

text: In fire fighting, there are also people designated as fire wardens, also known as the chief officer. Their duties vary, some may ensure evacuation of that part of the building for which they are responsible; others may be responsible for fire control in a particular area, direct a crew in the suppression of forest fires, or function as fire patrolmen in a logging area.[12]

text: The chief officer is in charge of his firefighters during fires or emergencies, and he is expected to command and control the overall situation while effectively combating a fire or other emergency.[4] Chief officers must be able to evaluate their firefighters, use sound judgement when deciding when it is time to withdraw firefighters from a fire, and react calmly in emergency situations.[4] The chief officer must direct the activities of a fire department and supervise all firefighting activities. In addition, he must have extensive knowledge of the city, the location of streets, fire hydrants and fire alarm boxes, and the principal buildings.[4] Also he must have knowledge of explosives, hazardous chemicals, and the combustion qualities of materials in buildings, homes, and industrial plants.[4]

text: In certain jurisdictions, civilians can get certified to be a Fire Warden, and some cities require certain types of buildings, such as high rises, to have a certain number of Fire Wardens. For example, the City of Houston, Texas, requires every tenant in a high-rise to have at least one Fire Warden for every 7500 sq. ft. occupied, and a minimum of two Fire Wardens per floor.[13] In this example, their duties include investigating any fire alarms (see if there really is a fire and if so, its nature), ensuring the fire department is contacted, directing the evacuation of the facility, activating or delaying activation of fire suppression equipment such as halon and sprinklers (delayed in case of a false alarm), meeting the fire department and taking them to the location of the alarm or to the fire past any security or locked doors, and, if necessary, fighting the fire until the fire department arrives.

text: Hazards caused by fire[edit]

text: One of the major hazards associated with firefighting operations is the toxic environment created by combusting materials. The four major hazards are:[14]

text:
Smoke, which is becoming increasingly dangerous due to the increased variety and amount of synthetic household materials.
Oxygen deficient atmosphere, 21% O2 is normal, 19.5% O2 is considered oxygen deficient.
Elevated temperatures
Toxic atmospheres

text: To deal with such hazards, firefighters carry a self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA; an open-circuit positive pressure system) to prevent smoke inhalation. These are not oxygen tanks (oxygen as a powerful fire accelerant would represent a grave risk when combined with virtually anything combustible in the presence of fire) but use compressed air in a similar manner to SCUBA diving gear. A firefighter's SCBA usually hold 30 to 45 minutes of air, depending on the size of the tank and the rate of consumption during strenuous activities. While this gear helps to eliminate the risks, firefighters are still exposed to smoke, toxic dust and fumes that have contributed to firefighters being 14% more likely to develop cancer.

text: Obvious risks associated with the immense heat generated by a fire, even without direct contact with the flames (direct flame impingement), such as conductive heat and radiant heat, can cause serious burns even from great distances. There are a number of comparably serious heat-related risks, such as burns from hot gases (e.g., air), steam, and hot and/or toxic smoke. Accordingly, firefighters are equipped with personal protective equipment (PPE) that includes fire-resistant clothing such as Nomex or polybenzimidazole fiber (PBI) and helmets that limit the transmission of heat towards the body. No PPE, however, can completely protect the user from the effects of all possible fire conditions.[15]

text: Heat can cause flammable liquid contained in tanks to explode violently, producing what is called a BLEVE (boiling liquid expanding vapor explosion).[16] Some chemical products such as ammonium nitrate fertilizers can also explode, potentially causing physical trauma from blast or shrapnel injuries. Sufficient heat causes human flesh to burn as fuel, or the water within to boil, leading to potentially severe medical problems.

text: Depending on the heat of the fire, burns can occur in a fraction of a second.

text: Additional risks of fire are the obscuring of vision due to smoke, potentially causing a fall or disorientation; becoming trapped in a fire; and structural collapse.[17]

text: "Three hours of fighting a fire stiffens arteries and impairs cardiac function in firefighters" according to a new study by Bo Fernhall, a professor in the department of kinesiology and community health in the College of Applied Health Sciences, and Gavin Horn, director of research at the Illinois Fire Service Institute. The conditions (observed in healthy male firefighters) are "also apparent found in weightlifters and endurance athletes..."[18]

text: Reconnaissance and "reading" the fire[edit]

text: The first step in a firefighting operation is reconnaissance to search for the origin of the fire (which may not be obvious for an indoor fire, especially if there are no witnesses), to identify any specific risks, and to detect possible casualties. An outdoor fire may not require reconnaissance, but a fire in a cellar or an underground car park with only a few centimeters of visibility may require long reconnaissance to identify the source of the fire.

text: The "reading" of a fire is the analysis by firefighters of indications of thermal events such as flashover, backdraft or smoke explosion. It is performed during reconnaissance and fire suppression maneuvers.

text: The main signs are:

text:
Hot zones, which can be detected with a gloved hand, for example by touching a door before opening it;
Soot on windows, which usually means that combustion is incomplete, and thus, a lack of air in the room;
Smoke pulsing in and out around a door frame, as if the fire were breathing, which usually also means a lack of air to support combustion.

text: Spraying water on the ceiling in short pulses of a diffused spray (e.g., a cone with an opening angle of 60°) can be undertaken to test the heat of smoke: If the temperature is moderate, the water falls down in drops with a sound like rain; if the temperature is high, the water vaporizes with a hiss—the sign of a potentially extremely dangerous impending flashover.

text: Ideally, part of reconnaissance is consulting a plan for the building that provides information about structures, firefighter hazards, and in some cases the most appropriate strategies and tactics for fighting a fire in that context.

text: Science of extinguishment[edit]

text: There are four elements[19] needed to start and sustain a fire and/or flame. These are a reducing agent (fuel), Heat, an oxidizing agent (oxygen), and a chemical reaction. A fire can be extinguished by taking away any of the four components.[19]

text: The fuel is the substance being oxidized or burned in the combustion process. The most common fuels contain carbon along with combinations of hydrogen and oxygen. Heat is the energy component of a fire. When it comes into contact with a fuel, it provides the energy necessary for ignition, causes the continuous production and ignition of fuel vapors or gases so that the combustion reaction can continue, and causes the vaporization of solid and liquid fuels. The resulting self-sustained chemical chain reaction is complex and requires fuel, an oxidizer, and heat energy to come together in a very specific way. An oxidizing agent is a material or substance that will release gases, including oxygen, when the proper conditions exist. It is crucial to the sustainment of a flame or fire.

text: Using water is one common method to extinguish a fire. Water extinguishes a fire by cooling, which removes heat because of water’s ability to absorb massive amounts of heat as it converts to water vapor. Without heat, the fuel cannot keep the oxidizer from reducing the fuel in order to sustain the fire. Water also extinguishes a fire by smothering it. When water is heated to its boiling point, it converts to water vapor. When this conversion takes place, it dilutes the oxygen in the air above the fire, thus removing one of the elements that the fire requires to burn. This can also be done with foam.

text: Another way to extinguish a fire is fuel removal. This can be accomplished by stopping the flow of liquid or gaseous fuel, by removing solid fuel in the path of a fire, or by allowing the fire to burn until all the fuel is consumed, at which point the fire will self-extinguish.

text: One final extinguishing method is chemical flame inhibition. This can be accomplished by applying dry chemical or halogenated agents that interrupt the chemical chain reaction and stop flaming. This method is effective on gas and liquid fuel; because, they must have flame to burn.

text: Sound waves have been successfully used in a device fabricated by two George Mason University senior engineering students, Viet Tran and Seth Robertson, but the procedure is still awaiting a patent (2015).[20]

text: Use of water[edit]

text: One common way to extinguish a fire is to spray it with water. The water has two roles: It vaporizes when it comes in contact with fire, and this vapor displaces the oxygen (the volume of water vapor is 1,700 times greater than liquid water, at 1,000 °F (538 °C) it expands over 4,000 times). This leaves the fire without enough of the combustive agent, and it dies out.[16] The vaporization of water also absorbs heat; it thereby cools the smoke, air, walls, and objects that could act as further fuel, and thus prevents one of the means by which fires grow, which is by "jumping" to nearby heat/fuel sources to start new fires, which then combine. Water extinguishment is thus a combination of "asphyxia" (cutting off the oxygen supply) and cooling. The flame itself is suppressed by asphyxia, but the cooling is the most important element in mastering a fire in a closed area.

text: Water may be accessed from a pressurized fire hydrant, pumped from water sources such as lakes or rivers, delivered by tanker truck, or dropped from water bombers, which are aircraft adapted as tankers for fighting forest fires. An armored vehicle (firefighting tank) may be used where access to the area is difficult.

text: Open air fire[edit]

text: For outdoor fires, the seat of the fire is sprayed with a straight spray: the cooling effect immediately follows the "asphyxia" caused by vaporization[citation needed] and reduces the further amount of water required. A straight spray is used so the water arrives massively to the seat of the fire before it vaporizes. A strong spray may also have a mechanical effect; it can disperse the combustible product and thus prevent the fire from starting again. Spray is always aimed at a surface or an object. For this reason, the strategy is sometimes called a two-dimensional or 2D attack.

text: An outdoor fire is always fed with air, and the risk to people is limited as they can move away from it, except in the case of wildfires or bushfires where they risk being easily surrounded by the flames. It might, however, be necessary to protect specific objects like houses or gas tanks against infrared radiation, and thus to use a diffused spray between the fire and the object. Breathing apparatus is often required as there is still the risk of inhaling smoke or poisonous gases.

text: Closed volume fire[edit]

text: Until the 1970s, fires were usually attacked while they declined, using the same strategy as for open air fires. Now fires are attacked in their development phase because firefighters arrive sooner at the site of a fire and because of changes in building construction. The increasing use of thermal insulation confines the heat, and modern materials, especially polymers, produce much more heat than do traditional materials like wood, plaster, stone, and bricks. Under these conditions, there is a greater risk of backdraft and flashover.

text: Directly spraying the seat of the fire in enclosed areas can have unfortunate consequences: the force of water pushes air in front of it, which supplies the fire with extra oxygen before the water. The most important issue is not combating the flames, but controlling the fire; for example, cooling the smoke so that it cannot spread and start fires further away, and endanger the lives of people, including the firefighters.

text: When a fire spreads beyond the building of its origin and spreads throughout the neighborhood, it is called a “conflagration.” Today, a conflagration is a large fire that is beyond the capability of the fire service to contain.[21]

text: The volume of the fire must be cooled before its seat is attacked. This strategy, originally of Swedish origin (Mats Rosander & Krister Giselsson), was adapted by London Fire Officer Paul Grimwood following a decade of operational use in the busy West End of London between 1984 and 1994[22] and termed the three-dimensional or 3D attack.

text: Use of a diffuse spray was first proposed by Chief Lloyd Layman of the Parkersburg Fire Department, at the 1950 Fire Department Instructors Conference (FDIC) held in Memphis. Using Grimwood's modified 3D attack strategy, the ceiling is first sprayed with short pulses of a diffuse spray. This cools the smoke which is then less likely to start a fire when it moves away. As gas cools it becomes denser (Charles's law); thus, it also reduces the mobility of the smoke and avoids a "backfire" of water vapor. Also, the diffuse spray creates an inert "water vapor sky", which prevents "roll-over" (rolls of flames on the ceiling created by hot burning gases).

text: Only short pulses of water need to be sprayed, otherwise the spraying modifies the equilibrium, and the gases mix instead of remaining stratified: the hot gases (initially at the ceiling) move around the room, and the temperature rises at the ground, which is dangerous for firefighters.

text: An alternative is to cool all the atmosphere by spraying the whole atmosphere as if drawing letters in the air ("penciling").

text: Modern methods for extinguishing an urban fire dictate the use of a massive initial water flow, e.g. 500 L/min for each fire hose. The aim is to absorb as much heat as possible at the beginning to stop the expansion of the fire and to reduce the smoke. If the flow is too low, the cooling is insufficient, and the steam that is produced can burn firefighters (the drop of pressure is too small and the vapor is pushed back in their direction).

text: Although it may seem paradoxical, the use of a strong flow with an efficient fire hose and an efficient strategy (diffuse spray, small droplets) requires a smaller amount of water. This is because once the temperature is lowered, only a limited amount of water is necessary to suppress the fire seat with a straight spray. For a living room of 50 m2 (60 sq yd), the required amount of water is estimated as 60 L (15 gal).

text: French firefighters used an alternative method in the 1970s: spraying water on the hot walls to create a water vapor atmosphere and asphyxiate the fire. This method is no longer used because it turned out to be risky; the pressure created pushed the hot gases and vapor towards the firefighters, causing severe burns, and pushed the hot gases into other rooms where they could start other fires.

text: Asphyxiating a fire[edit]

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text: In some cases, the use of water is undesirable. This is because some chemical products react with water to produce poisonous gases, or they may even burn when they come into contact with water (e.g., sodium). Another problem is that some products float on water, such as hydrocarbons (gasoline, oil, and alcohol, etc.); a burning layer can then be spread by the fire. If a pressurized fuel tank is endangered by fire it is necessary to avoid heat shocks that may damage the tank if it is sprayed with cooling water; the resulting decompression might produce a BLEVE (boiling liquid expanding vapor explosion).

text: Electrical fires cannot be extinguished with water since the water could act as a conductor.

text: In such cases, it is necessary to asphyxiate the fire. This can be done in a variety of ways. Chemical products which react with the fuel can be used to stop the combustion. A layer of water-based fire retardant foam can be applied by the fire hose in order to separate the oxygen in the air from the fuel. carbon dioxide, halon, or sodium bicarbonate can be used. In the case of very small fires and in the absence of other extinguishing agents, covering the flame with a fire blanket can eliminate oxygen flow to the fire. A simple and usually effective way to put out a fire in a stove-top pan is to put a lid on the pan and leave it there.

text: Tactical ventilation or isolation of the fire[edit]

text: One of the main risks of a fire is the smoke; because, it carries heat and poisonous gases, and obscures vision. In the case of a fire in a closed location (building), the following two different strategies may be used: isolation of the fire or ventilation.

text: Paul Grimwood introduced the concept of tactical ventilation in the 1980s to encourage a better thought-out approach to this aspect of firefighting. Following work with Warrington Fire Research Consultants (FRDG 6/94) his terminology and concepts were adopted officially by the UK fire services, and are now referred to throughout revised Home Office training manuals (1996–97). Grimwood's original definition of his 1991 unified strategy stated that, "tactical ventilation is either the venting, or containment (isolation) actions by on-scene firefighters, used to take control from the outset of a fire's burning regime, in an effort to gain tactical advantage during interior structural firefighting operations."

text: When properly used, ventilation improves life safety, fire extinguishment, and property conservation by 'pulling' fire away from trapped occupants and objects.

text: In most cases of structural firefighting, a 4x4 foot opening is cut into the roof directly over the fire room. This allows hot smoke and gases to escape through the opening, returning the conditions inside the room to normal. It is important to coordinate the ventilation with an interior fire attack since the opening of a ventilation hole supplies more air, and thus oxygen, to the fire. Ventilation may also "limit fire spread by channeling fire toward nearby openings and allows fire fighters to safely attack the fire" as well as limit smoke, heat, and water damage.[23]

text: Positive pressure ventilation (PPV) consists of using a fan to create excess pressure in a part of the building. This pressure pushes the smoke and heat out of the building, and thus facilitates rescue and fire fighting operations. It is necessary to have an exit for the smoke, to know the building layout well to predict where the smoke will go, and to ensure that the doors ensuring the ventilation remain open by wedging or propping them. The main risk of this method is that it may accelerate the fire, or even create a flash-over; for example, if the smoke and the heat accumulate in a dead end.

text: Hydraulic ventilation is the process of directing a stream of water from the inside of a structure out the window using a fog pattern.[16] This will effectively pull smoke out of room. Smoke ejectors may also be used for this purpose.

text: Categorizing fires in the US[edit]

text: In the US, fires are sometimes categorized as "one alarm", "all hands", "two alarm", "three alarm" (or higher) fires. There is no standard definition for what this means quantifiably; though, it always refers to the level of response by the local authorities. In some cities, the numeric rating refers to the number of fire stations that have been summoned to the fire. In others, it reflects the number of "dispatches" requesting additional personnel and equipment.[24][25]

text: Alarms levels are generally used to define the tiers of the response as to what resources are to be used. For example, a structure fire response draws the following equipment: four engine/pumper companies, one truck/ladder/aerial/quint company, and one battalion chief unit. This is referred to as an Initial Alarm or Box Alarm. A working fire request (for the same incident) would call for air/light units and chief officers/fireground commanders (if not provided in the original dispatch). This summarizes the response to a First Alarm fire. Second and subsequent alarms call for two engine companies and one truck company.

text: The reason behind the "Alarm" designation is so the Incident Commander does not have to list each apparatus required. He can simply say, "Give me a second alarm here", instead of "Give me a truck company and two engine companies" along with requesting where they should come from. Categorization of fires varies among fire departments. A single alarm for one department may be a second alarm for another. Response always depends on the size of the fire and the department.