Maze Gaming is a professional League of Legends organisation competing for Chile in the LRS, the league covering Latin America South. The club competes under the tag MAZ and sits within a southern-cone scene that has drawn growing attention across Latin American esports.
The Latin America South league brings together squads from Chile, Argentina and neighbouring nations, creating a setting where patriotism and fierce competition meet. Maze Gaming represents a country with a large pool of passionate players and a rising demand for domestic pro talent. The LRS also serves as a stepping stone toward the broader Latin American championship framework and the international tournaments that follow.
Maze Gaming’s lineup is large and flexible, featuring Wamu, Neo7, Hitsu, Viciun and Shu Hari, plus Naitz, MaKiSHyy, Glon and Adjudicator. Such depth gives the coaches room to rotate players, test different role assignments and develop newcomers behind the starting five. In a region where mechanical precision often settles close series, that bench strength can prove valuable over a long campaign.
Competition in the southern division is intense, with multiple teams chasing regional dominance and the qualification places attached to it. Maze Gaming aims to turn its roster depth into steady results, move up the table and establish itself among the leading LRS contenders. Strong showings at this level open doors to continental competition, where Latin American teams are increasingly eager to measure themselves against the world’s elite.
With a full roster and a distinct regional identity, Maze Gaming stays an active part of Chile’s professional League of Legends scene. As the LRS evolves, the club’s progress will depend on teamwork, adaptability and its capacity to capitalise on the decisive moments that shape a season.
Maze Gaming competes in the LRS (LATIN AMERICA SOUTH region).
The Maze Gaming roster includes Adjudicator.

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