Malvinas Gaming is an active professional League of Legends organisation based in Argentina, competing in the LLA, the Liga Latinoamérica that serves as the top-tier circuit for Latin America. As a participant in this premier regional league, Malvinas Gaming stands among the organisations vying for supremacy in one of the most passionate League of Legends markets in the world.
The LLA is the pinnacle of Latin American League of Legends, uniting the strongest teams from across the region and serving as the gateway to international competition for its champions. Argentina has produced a fervent following for the game, and Malvinas Gaming carries that national enthusiasm into a league renowned for its intensity, its dedicated fanbase and its steadily rising standard of play.
Malvinas Gaming currently fields Scrappy, SryNotSry, Fersito, kiMi, Nekha and Magico. This group forms the active competitive nucleus of the organisation, covering the full spread of roles required at the professional level. With depth in the lineup, the team has options for how it deploys its players across the demands of an LLA season, and each competitor contributes to the squad’s collective identity.
Competition in the LLA is fierce, with established powers and ambitious challengers constantly pushing the regional bar higher. For Malvinas Gaming, thriving in this environment requires strong teamwork, sound strategic preparation and the resilience to adapt as the metagame shifts throughout a campaign.
As an active member of the LLA, Malvinas Gaming’s outlook is tied to its ability to grow within one of Latin America’s flagship competitions. Representing Argentina on this stage, the organisation has the chance to build a following, sharpen its roster and stake a claim among the region’s contenders in the seasons ahead.
Malvinas Gaming competes in the LLA (LATIN AMERICA region).
The Malvinas Gaming roster includes nvillada, Scrappy, Termo, SryNotSry, Tinchoxar, Fersito, Nobody, betmiau, Hika, Fortu.

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