DPL-CDA Professional League, Main 05/19 11:00 1 Team Aster v ニュービー Walkover
China Pro League, Playoffs 05/16 08:00 - ニュービー v Sparking Arrow Gaming View
China Pro League, Playoffs 05/15 11:00 - ニュービー v Team Aster Walkover
DPL-CDA Professional League, Main 05/14 11:00 1 ニュービー v PSG.LGD Cancelled
DPL-CDA Professional League, Main 05/12 11:00 1 Invictus Gaming v ニュービー 1-2
DPL-CDA Professional League, Main 05/12 08:00 - キーンゲーミング v ニュービー 1-0
DPL-CDA Professional League, Main 05/12 08:00 1 ニュービー v キーンゲーミング 0-2
DPL-CDA Professional League, Main 05/11 11:00 1 Vici Gaming v ニュービー 2-0
DPL-CDA Professional League, Main 05/11 08:00 1 Sparking Arrow Gaming v ニュービー 2-1
China Pro League, Playoffs 05/10 08:00 - ニュービー v Royal Never Give Up 1-2
China Pro League, Playoffs 05/02 11:00 - ニュービー v Sparking Arrow Gaming Cancelled
DPL-CDA Professional League, Main 04/30 11:00 1 CDECゲーミング v ニュービー 2-0
China Pro League, Playoffs 04/25 07:50 - ニュービー v CDECゲーミング 1-2
China Pro League, Playoffs 04/24 11:15 - ニュービー v EHOME 0-2
China Pro League, Playoffs 04/24 08:00 - PSG.LGD v ニュービー 2-0
China Pro League, Playoffs 04/19 11:00 - ニュービー v Invictus Gaming 0-2
Chinese DOTA2 Pro Association, Season 04/18 08:00 - ニュービー v キーンゲーミング 2-1
Chinese DOTA2 Pro Association, Season 04/16 05:00 - Sparking Arrow Gaming v ニュービー 1-1
DOTA2 - JJB Spring Cup 04/12 08:00 - ニュービー v IGバイタリティー View
China Pro League, Playoffs 04/12 08:00 - PSG.LGD v ニュービー Postponed
China Pro League, Playoffs 04/11 10:50 - キーンゲーミング v ニュービー 2-0
DOTA2 - JJB Spring Cup 04/11 08:00 - Bad Boys v ニュービー View
Chinese DOTA2 Pro Association, Season 04/11 08:00 - Invictus Gaming v ニュービー Cancelled
DOTA2 - JJB Spring Cup 04/10 05:00 - ニュービー v チームシリアス View
DOTA2 - JJB Spring Cup 04/09 09:00 - Longinus v ニュービー View
Chinese DOTA2 Pro Association, Season 04/09 07:00 - Royal Never Give Up v ニュービー 1-2
DOTA2 - JJB Spring Cup 04/08 09:00 - フォアザドリーム v ニュービー View
China Pro League, Playoffs 04/08 06:00 - ニュービー v Sparking Arrow Postponed
DOTA2 - JJB Spring Cup 04/08 05:00 - IGバイタリティー v ニュービー View
DOTA2 - JJB Spring Cup 04/06 11:00 - KEEN GAMING LUMINOUS v ニュービー View

Wikipedia - Newbee

Newbee (Chinese: 新兵电子竞技俱乐部) is a Chinese esports organization, which has a Dota 2 division and formerly ones in League of Legends and Hearthstone. Newbee won The International 2014, taking $5 million in prize money, setting a Guinness World Record for the greatest prize money in an esports competition at the time. In February 2021, Newbee received a permanent ban from participating in official Dota 2 championships.[1] As of 2023 there have been no active divisions.

History

History

Newbee after winning The International 2014

Newbee was founded by Zhang "Xiao8" Ning and is sponsored by billionaire Wang "Niuwa" Yue. It emerged in early 2014 during the Chinese reshuffle. Originally dubbed "Dream Team 2", the rumors started after captain Zhang "xiao8" Ning made a post on his QQ micro-blogging page, saying "New start in 2014 after 3 years in LGD", forever Dream 5." The rumors later placed Zhang "Mu" Pan, Zeng "Faith" Hongda, Chen "Hao" Zhihao and Wong "ChuaN" Hock Chuan in the team together with xiao8. However, at last, on 23 February 2014, ACE Dota organization announced dubbed team "Newbee" consisted of xiao8, Mu, Hao, Zhou "KingJ" Yang and Gong "ZSMJ" Jian. Then Wang "Banana" Jiao transferred to the team, replacing ZSMJ and Wang "SanSheng" Zhaohui joins the team, replacing KingJ. Tong "mikasa" Junjie became the coach of this team and former Noah's Ark player Li "Li" Peng was the team's leader. After that, the Newbee's Dota 2 team won the MarsTV Dota 2 League without losing one game in May 2014 and placed in third in WPC League 2014 in June 2014. After these, Newbee won a direct invite to The International 2014.[]

In May 2014, Newbee's Dota 2 team won the MarsTV Dota 2 League without losing a game, and in June 2014, they finished third in the WPC League 2014. Following this, Newbee received a direct invite to The International 2014.

The International 2014

In July, Newbee became the champion of The International 2014. After finishing 7–8 in the group stages, the team had to play a 3-way tiebreaker with Mousesports and LGD Gaming where the 3rd place team would be eliminated. Newbee finished 2–0 in the tiebreaker, and Mousesports went home. Qualifying for the 3rd phase, the team won a spot in the winner's bracket of the main event after defeating Titan 2–1, former TI champions Natus Vincere 2–0, then former TI champs Invictus Gaming 2–1. In the main event, Newbee defeated Vici Gaming 2-1 and Evil Geniuses 2-0 and earned a spot in the grand finals. Vici Gaming ended up winning the loser's bracket, setting up a rematch in the finals. In the grand finals, Vici won Game 1, but then Newbee won the next three, therefore winning the tournament and the $5,000,000+ prize money.

2015–2020

After winning the tournament, captain Xiao8 announced his retirement. Newbee acquires Wang "Rabbit" Zhang from LGD to take xiao8's place. After this change, Newbee won National Electronic Sports Open 2014, World Cyber Arena 2014,[] ECL 2014 Autumn and E-Sports World Championship 2014. In March 2015, Hao left Newbee to join Vici Gaming, and was replaced by Lin "June" Shiyang.

On 15 May 2020, Newbee's Dota 2 division was banned indefinitely from events organized by ImbaTV and CDA, following an investigation into allegations of match fixing. The decision was made public on the official Weibo accounts of ImbaTV and CDA, with relevant evidence being submitted to Valve and Perfect World the same day. The CDA Alliance and the Chinese Dota 2 Professional Association in partnership with the Dota 2 Professional League subsequently conducted their own investigation, and determined that Newbee was guilty of match fixing and gave lifetime bans to the team and players.