4Kings

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4Kings

Short name	4K^
Divisions	Call of Duty Counter-Strike Counter-Strike: Source FIFA Quake Return to Castle Wolfenstein Shootmania Team Fortress 2 Unreal Tournament 3 Warcraft III World of Warcraft
Founded	1997 (1997)
Location	United States

4Kings or Four Kings is a professional esports organization established in 1997 and based in the United Kingdom Bought and now running in United States .^[1] The organisation has been recognised as a British flagship clan since its founding. It was operated by 4K UK Ltd and managed by Toby Aldridge. 4K is particularly known for its Warcraft III team, which won the ESL WC3L Series on four occasions.^[2] In late 2007, the section that signed players such as Warcraft III player, Grubby Schenkhuizen and Yoan "ToD" Merlo was dissolved due to financial problems.