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JackeyLove has entered free agency

Could this be the end of JackeyLove's run with Invictus Gaming?
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AD carry Yu “JackeyLove” Wen-Bo’s contract has ended with the LPL’s Invictus Gaming, the organization revealed today.

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The League of Legends team is carrying out conversations with the player to ensure he renews his contract and returns to the team for the 2020 season. 

JackeyLove played a pivotal role in IG’s success over the last two years. The team won Worlds 2018 in dramatic fashion, taking out Europe’s Fnatic 3-0 in the grand finals. IG have since had mixed results, stumbling in the LPL summer season before losing to the eventual winners, FunPlus Phoenix, at this year’s Worlds.

Since JackeyLove joined the team in 2016, all eyes have been on Korean solo laners Kang “TheShy” Seung-lo and Song “Rookie” Eui-jin. Despite the team’s top side focus, though, JackeyLove has proved to be a reliable asset to the bot lane. He’s been a consistent force in the mid to late game, leading the team to success.

Over the past year, JackeyLove has improved as a player, becoming more comfortable in his role. He’s still relatively new to the game, and at just 19 years old, he has many years left in his career.

JackeyLove will be a value signing for multiple teams going into the 2020 spring season. If IG fails to negotiate and reach a favorable contract, he’ll be right there for the taking. 


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