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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-28 · 20 entries checked · 23 flagged · 65 issues confirmed · 12 corrected · 53 still open
The Reginald 'Regis' Era — The entry claims Cloud9 has not fielded a notable or widely-recognized Rainbow Six Siege roster in its official history, but Cloud9 did field a Rainbow Six Siege roster that competed in the Pro League and won the Six Invitational 2023.
The Reginald 'Regis' Era — The entry states Cloud9 has 5 LCS championships as of 2023, but Cloud9 actually has 6 LCS championships as of 2023 (Spring 2013, Summer 2013, Spring 2014, Summer 2020, Spring 2021, Spring 2022).
The Doublelift Tenure — Doublelift's tenure with Cloud9 was in 2020 Summer, not 2020 Spring.
The Doublelift Tenure — Doublelift did not form a bot lane duo with Vulcan during his Cloud9 tenure; he played alongside Zeyzal.
Most LCS Regional Titles Won (All-Time) — The record for 'Most LCS Regional Titles Won (All-Time)' is not held by Cloud9; Team SoloMid (TSM) holds the record with 7 LCS titles, while Cloud9 has 6.
Most LCS Regional Titles Won (All-Time) — The 'Notable Legends' section includes Blaber, who did not join Cloud9 until 2018 and was not part of the 2013 title-winning roster.
Most World Championship Appearances by NA Org — The 'Notable Achievement' states 'Most NA Orgs at Worlds', which is a misstatement. The correct achievement is 'Most World Championship Appearances by any North American organization'.
Bjergsen — Doublelift broke the all-time LCS kills record during the 2022 LCS Summer Split, while Bjergsen was still playing for Team Liquid.
Bjergsen — Bjergsen announced his retirement from professional League of Legends on April 8, 2023, not from all competitive eSports.
Doublelift — The entry claims Doublelift's 'Everyone else is trash' quote was from the 2013 NA LCS Summer Split, but it was actually said during the 2013 NA LCS Spring Split.
Doublelift — The entry states his older brother intervened to secure permission for DreamHack Summer 2011, but in established canon, Doublelift convinced his parents himself without his brother's involvement.
Aphromoo — Aphromoo was born 'Zaqueri Black', not 'Andrew Gao'.
Aphromoo — Aphromoo was not named the 2018 LCS Spring Split MVP; the 2018 LCS Spring Split MVP was awarded to 'Huni' (Heo Seung-hoon).
Shroud — Shroud never played for Cloud9's Valorant team in July 2021 or at any other time. He briefly played for Cloud9's Valorant team in April 2022 as a substitute for the VCT NA Stage 1 Challengers, not in July 2021, and it was a contracted competitive roster spot,
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