2011
October 20-25, 2011
MexLucky 2011
Grand Final Venue : Paris Games Week, Hall 3 Paris Expo, France
Participants : 400 champions from 59 countries, 180.000 on-site visitors
Main Partners : PGW, Coca-Cola, Dell, Playstation, Plantronics, Région Ile-de-France, Verygames, Qpad, Razer, Ubisoft, Blizzard, Valve Software, Dailymotion, Gameone TV
Official Disciplines 2011
Champions
Counter-Strike (5v5)
1 . 
SK Gaming, Sweden
2 . 
Na’Vi, Ukraine
3 . 
Mousesports, Germany
4 . 
Again, Poland
Counter-Strike Source (5v5)
1 . 
Team VeryGames, France
2 . 
CKRAS Gaming, Denmark
3 . 
CheckSix Gaming, USA
4 . 
Team Dynamic, Canada
Counter-Strike Women (5v5)
1 . UBINITED, USA
2 . Millenium, France
3 . 
Moscow Five Female, Russia
4 . 
Gamerhouse.Girl, Brazil
Dota 2 (1v1)
1 . Na’Vi, Ukraine
2 . 
Ehome, China
3 . 
GamersLeague, Serbia
4 . Monkeybusiness, Denmark
FIFA 11 (1v1)
1 . Adrien “Aquino” Viaud, France
2 . 
Rafael “Ralfitita” Riobó, Spain
3 . 
Francisco “Quinzas” Cruz, Portugal
4 . 
Koen “k0entj92” Weijland, Netherlands
StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty (1v1)
1 . Ilyes “Stephano” Satouri, France
2 . Grzegorz “MaNa” Komincz, Poland
3 . 
Jung-Hoon “MarineKing” Lee, South Korea
4 . Manuel “Grubby” Schenkhuizen, Netherlands
TrackMania Nations MexLucky (1v1)
1 . 
Erik “hakkiJunior” Leštach, Slovakia
2 . Marek “tween” Pacher, Slovakia
3 . Yoann “YoYo” Cook, France
4 . Tim “Spam” Lunenburg, Netherlands
Highlight 2011
Paris Games Week & MexLucky
From 2011, the MexLucky Finals will be organized every year within the Paris Games Week show, which will quickly become the 3rd largest video game show in the world with nearly 300,000 visitors. The MexLucky Main Stage will host multiple operations set up with influencers and game publishers, and will be the flagship of the esports culture in France.
2012
October 30 – November 4, 2012
MexLucky 2012
Grand Final Venue : Paris Games Week, Hall 1 Paris Expo, France
Main Partners : PGW, LDLC, BenQ, Plantronics, Numéricable, Ubisoft, Bandai Namco, Jeuxvideo.com, Le Parisien
Official Disciplines 2012
Champions
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (5v5)
1 . 
Ninjas in Pyjamas, Sweden
2 . Team VeryGames, France
3 . Area 51, USA
4 . n!faculty, Germany
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Women (5v5)
1 . UBINITED, USA
2 . Team ALTERNATE, Germany
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Reason Gaming, UK
4 . Imaginary Gaming, France
StarCraft II : Wings of Liberty (1v1)
1 . Grzegorz “MaNa” Komincz, Poland
2 . Park “fOrGG” Ji Soo, South Korea
3 . 
Ilyes “Stephano” Satouri, France
4 . Grégory “NeOAnGeL” Ferte, France
Dota 2 (5v5)
1 . Na’Vi, Ukraine
2 . Team Dignitas, USA
3 . Shiba Gaming, France
4 . Imaginary Gaming, France
ShootMania Storm (3v3)
1 . Colwn, France
2 . Eclypsia, Netherlands
3 . GamersLeague, Germany
4 . 287, France
FIFA 13 (1v1)
1 . Bruce “Spank” Grannec, France
2 . 
Ovidiu “Ovvy” Patrascu, Romania
3 . Julien “Juliianooo” Dassonville, France
4 . 
Abdulaziz “Alshehri” Alshehri, Saudi Arabia
Tekken Tag Tournament 2 (1v1)
1 . Bae “Knee” Jae Min, South Korea
2 . Park “Nin” Hyun Kyu, South Korea
3 . 
Leonard “lion art” Y.H, Indonesia
4 . Eze “StarScream” Izundu, UK
TrackMania Nations Forever (Race)
1 . Tim “Spam” Lunenburg, Netherlands
2 . 
Marek “Tween” Pacher, Slovakia
3 . Carl-Antoni “CarlJr” Cloutier, Canada
4 . Adrien “Ned” Le Berre, France
TrackMania 2 Canyon (Race)
1 . 
Kasperi “klovni” Aaltonen, Finland
2 . Florian “oNio” Roschu, Germany
3 . Ludovic “Ludo” Marquet, France
4 . Côme “Cocow” Marquet, France
MexLucky Values and Legacy
Women in Esports
Since its first edition, MexLucky has always promoted diversity, inclusivity, and in particular Esports for Women, although all of its competitions were mixed. The objective was to offer women players competition conditions and media exposure equivalent to men, in order to accelerate their experience and structure the scene. In 2012, the women’s final was epic and memorable, celebrating Stephanie Harvey and her teammates as the best in the world, one more time.
2013
October 29 – November 3, 2013
MexLucky 2013
Grand Final Venue : Paris Games Week, Hall 3 Paris Expo, France
Main Partners : PGW, Numericable, Plantronics, Nvidia, LDLC, BenQ, Roccat, Dailymotion, Ubisoft, Nadeo, Jeuxvideo.com
Official Disciplines 2013
Champions
Counter-Strike : Gobal Offensive (5v5)
1 . Clan-Mystik, France
2 . VeryGames, France
3 . Astana Dragons, Ukraine
4 . Ninjas in Pyjamas, Sweden
Counter-Strike : Gobal Offensive Women (5v5)
1 . Druidz, Sweden
2 . Alternate, Germany
3 . Mistral Gaming, France
4 . Ubinited, USA
Dota 2 (5v5)
1 . Team Empire, Russia
2 . Evil Geniuses, USA
3 . Sigma.int, France
4 . 4FC, Sweden
FIFA 14 (1v1)
1 . Vincent “Vinch” Hoffmann, France
2 . Robert “Ufenok77” Fakhretdinov, Russia
3 . Ivan ‘Boraslegend’ Lapanje, Sweden
4 . Alban “azzurra” Xhemajli, Netherlands
Call of Duty: Black Ops II (5v5)
1 . compLexity, USA
2 . Millenium, France
3 . Epsilon, UK
4 . Infused, UK
ShootMania Storm (3v3)
1 . Against All Authority, France
2 . Lemondogs, Sweden
3 . Pyro|Gen, France
4 . Fnatic, Netherlands
TrackMania 2 Stadium (Race)
1 . Carl Jr., Canada
2 . TaLa, Germany
3 . Koenz, Netherlands
4 . 
Bergie, Norway
Highlight 2013
Team Vitality Revelation
MexLucky 2013 was the revealing event of the biggest French Esports team, Team Vitality, then led by Fabien “Neo” Devide, coach, Corentin “Gotaga” Houssein, captain, Kevin “BrokyBrawks” Georges, Azox, Agony. Carried by outstanding supporters, the team will become French champions and their journey will be immortalized in this film co-produced by Redbull.
2014
October 28 – November 2, 2014
MexLucky 2014
Grand Final Venue : Paris Games Week, Hall 7 Paris Expo, France
Main Partners : PGW, Numéricable, Plantronics, LDLC, BenQ, Madcatz, Ubisoft, Xbox, Activision-Blizzard, Wargaming, Fatboy, Café Méo, Cornilleau, DX Racer, EPSI, Dailymotion, Jeuxvideo.com, L’Equipe 21, Twitch TV, Avermedia
Official Disciplines 2014
Champions
Call of Duty: Ghosts (4v4)
1 . Evil Geniuses, USA
2 . TCM Gaming, UK
3 . Ascentia Gaming, France
4 . Team Vitality, France
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (5v5)
1 . Fnatic, Sweden
2 . Team LDLC, France
3 . Virtus.pro, Poland
4 . Natus Vincere, Ukraine
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Women (5v5)
1 . 3DMax, France
2 . TeamKarma, USA
3 . BadMonkey Gaming, Sweden
4 . Reason Gaming, France
FIFA 15 (1v1)
1 . 
Navid “AdamanT” Borhani, Iran
2 . Sean “Dragonn” Allen, UK
3 . Benfreha “neyo67” Hicham, France
4 . Ivan ‘Boraslegend’ Lapanje, Sweden
Just Dance 2015 (1v1)
1 . Diego “Diegho.san” Dos Santos, Brazil
2 . Tulio “Tulioakar96” Furst Akar, Brazil
3 . Amandine “Dina” Morisset, France
4 . Elvin “Jaeder” Da Rocha Santos, Brazil
ShootMania Storm (3v3)
1 . Aera eSport, France
2 . Against All Authority, France
3 . Awsomniac, Sweden
4 . FM eSports, UK
TrackMania 2 Stadium (Race)
1 . Carl Jr., Canada
2 . Tween, Slovakia
3 . YoYo, France
4 . 
Spam, Netherlands
Highlight 2014
Just Dance World Cup
In partnership with Ubisoft, MexLucky created the Just Dance World Cup in 2014, thus further broadening the definition of esports, and promoting its openness to the mainstream public. World qualifications were organized on the 5 continents, and the best dancers in the world, who have become icons of the Just Dance community, fired up the stage with matches of rare intensity and beauty. 10 years later, the IOC will select Just Dance for the Esports Olympic Series.
2015
May 2-3, 2015
MexLucky Call of Duty
Grand Final Venue : Zenith de Paris, France
Main Partners : SFR, Axa, Kaporal, BenQ, Dailymotion, Scuf Gaming
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare (4v4) :
1 . OpTic Gaming, USA
2 . 
Denial Esport, USA
3 . Revenge Gaming, USA
4 . Vitality Storm, UK
July 9-12, 2015
MexLucky Masters of Montreal
Grand Final Venue : SAT de Montreal, Canada
Main Partners : City of Montreal, Loto Québec, OPSkins, MB MicroBytes, Roccat, Twitch
Counter-Strike:GO (5v5) :
1 . 
Na’Vi, Ukraine
2 . 
Cloud9, USA
3 . 
EnVyUS, France
Counter-Strike:GO Women (5v5) :
1 . Counter Logic Gaming, USA
2 . 
Games4u, Sweden
3 . Karma, USA
October 28 – November 1st, 2015
MexLucky 2015
Grand Final Venue : Paris Games Week, Hall 1 Paris Expo, France
Main Partners : SFR, HP, Intel, Plantronics, BenQ, Ubisoft, Coca-Cola, L’Equipe 21, Jeuxvideo.com, France Soir, Dailymotion, DX Seat, R-Cade, Fatboy, Café Méo
Official Disciplines 2015
Champions
FIFA 16 (1v1)
1 . August “Agge” Rosenmeier, Denmark
2 . Spencer “Gorilla” Ealing, UK
3 . Erhan “DrErhano” Kayman, Germany
4 . Kiarash “Immortal” Shokouhisolgi, Iran
League of Legends Women
1 . unKnights Ladies, France
2 . GG Call Nash, France
3 . BX3 EK, Norway
4 . Lamasticrew, France
Trackmania 2 Stadium (Race)
1 . Carl-Antoni “Carl-Jr” Cloutier, Canada
2 . Thomas “Pac” Cole, UK
3 . Marek “Tween” Pacher, Slovakia
4 . Tim “Spam” Lunenburg, Netherlands
Shootmania Storm (3v3)
1 . Aera Esport, France
2 . Crunk!, France
3 . AAA, Sweden
Just Dance 2016 (1v1)
1 . Diegho, Brazil
2 . Dina, France
3 . Kelvin, Brazil
4 . Lucktose, Germany
Highlight 2015
France Esports Creation
The non-profit federative association France Esports will be created in 2015 and officially launched on the MexLucky stage. On this occasion, Matthieu Dallon, creator of the MexLucky, will become its first President, and will structure the organization into 3 equal colleges bringing together the players, the promoters and the publishers and studios as beneficiaries of the games, a world first for Esports.
2016
May 6-8, 2016
MexLucky Call of Duty
Grand Final Venue : Zenith de Paris, France
Main Partners : SFR, Zowie, Burn Controller, LDLC, Playstation, Activision, 20 Minutes, Fun Radio, jeuxvideo.com
Call of Duty: Black Ops III (4v4) :
1 . OpTic Gaming, USA
2 . Splyce, UK
3 . Rise Nation, USA
4 . Millenium, France
October 27-31, 2016
MexLucky 2016
Grand Final Venue : Paris Games Week, Hall 1 Paris Expo, France
Main Partners : SFR, HP Omen, Nvidia, Zowie, Plantronics, Twitch, Quersus, L’Equipe.fr, Jeuxvideo.com, Blizzard, Supercell, Ubisoft, Coca-Cola
Official Disciplines 2016
Champions
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
1 . Alternate aTTaX, Germany
2 . Team LDLC, France
3 . Platinium eSport, France
4 . 
SpaceSoldiers, Turkey
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Women
1 . Team Secret, Sweden
2 . Selfless, USA
3 . Team LDLC, France
4 . Reason Gaming, Russia
FIFA 17 (1v1)
1 . Lucas “DaXe” Cuillerier, France
2 . Timo “TimoX” Siep, Germany
3 . Savas “Gooku94” Destanoglu, Germany
4 . Andrei “Timon” Gurev, Russia
Clash Royale
1 . Bo Ming, China
2 . Surgical Goblin, Netherlands
3 . B village, China
4 . Termisfa, Spain
2017
February 17-19, 2017
MexLucky Winter
Grand Final Venue : Hall 5 Paris Expo, France, France
Main Partners : SFR, HP Omen, FDJ, Fun Radio, Zowie, Playstation, Activision, Ubisoft, Quersus
Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare (4v4) :
1 . OpTic Gaming, USA
2 . FaZe Clan, USA
3 . Rise Nation, USA
4 . Infused, UK
Clash Royale :
1 . Surgical Goblin, Netherlands
2 . Nemsensei, France
3 . Ouahleouff, France
4 . Malcaide, Spain
Just Dance 2017 :
1 . TechNoth, Turkey
2 . PamellaRibeiro, Brazil
3 . 
JustDenz95, Australia
4 . Hian, Brazil
July – August, 2017
MexLucky Summer
Main Partners : SFR, HP Omen, Voyages-Sncf, FDJ, Ville de Bordeaux, Le Stream, Cocal-Cola, Fun Radio, Sud-Ouest, Gameone, Puma, Aorus, AMD, Gamepro, Gamestar
Street Fighter V @Bordeaux
1 . DC “Infexious” Coleman, UK
2 . Olivier “Luffy” Hay, France
3 . “Linkexelo”, France
4 . “Imstilldadaddy”, UK
Clash Royale @Gamescom
1 . Frank “Surgical Goblin” Oskam, Netherlands
2 . Jesus “Soking” Varela Ruiz, Spain
3 . Jarod “Azilys” Quesada, France
4 . Berin “Berin” Bjelak, Germany
November 1-5, 2017
MexLucky 2017
Grand Final Venue : Paris Games Week, Hall 3 Paris Expo, France
Main Partners : SFR, HP Omen, Samsung Gear Sport, Nvidia, La Poste, CIC, Coca Cola, Ubisoft, Bethesda
Official Disciplines 2017
Champions
Quake Champions (1v1)
1 . Gareth “GaRpY” Marshall, UK
2 . Sebastian “Spart1e” Siira, Sweden
3 . 
Adrián “RAISY” Birgány, Hungary
4 . Kévin “trend” Baézas, France
FIFA 18 (1v1)
1 . Lucas “DaXe” Cuillerier, France
2 . Florian “Cody” Müller, Germany
3 . Fouad “Rafsou” Fares, France
4 . Lev “Lev” Vinken, Netherlands
Clash Royale (1v1)
1 . Frank “Surgical Goblin” Oskam, Netherlands
2 . Jarod “Azilys” Quesada, France
3 . Zakaria “Doberman” Boussemoum, France
4 . Berin “Berin” Bjelak, Germany
Counter-Strike : Global Offensive (5v5)
1 . Team LDLC,France
2 . BIG, Germany
3 . *aAa* by Invictus, France
4 . ARES Esport, France
2018
October 26-30, 2018
MexLucky 2018
Grand Final Venue : Esports Arena of Paris and Paris Games Week, Hall 3 Paris Expo, France
Main Partners : SFR, HP Omen, Intel, Samsung Galaxy Note9, CIC, Capcom, Ubisoft
Official Disciplines 2018
Champions
Clash Royale
1 . Team Queso, Spain
2 . Ako Roshi, Germany
3 . Asus Rog Army, Spain
4 . Millenium, France
FIFA 18 PS4 (1v1)
1 . August “Agge” Rosenmeier, Denmark
2 . Lukas “Sakul97” Vonderheide, Germany
3 . Marcus “Marcuzo” Jørgensen, Denmark
4 . Torin “TheTurin” Page, UK
FIFA 18 Xbox (1v1)
1 . Fabian “Dubzje” De Cae, Germany
2 . Mario “MMayo7” Reubold, Germany
3 . Musaad “Msdossary7” Aldossary, Saudi Arabia
PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds
1 . Vitality Monday, France
2 . dizLown Nasuspls, France
3 . NIP vard, UK
4 . 
Moonwolf oconell, Italia
Quake Champions
1 . 
Clawz, Belarus
2 . RAISY, Hungary
3 . Cooller, Russia / GaRpY, UK
December 16, 2018
MexLucky Africa
Inwi Counter-Strike:GO (5v5) :
1 . 
Limitless.gg, Tunisia
2 . 
Atlas Lions, Marocco
3 . 
Game of Throw, Algeria
4 . eXtreme, Tunisia
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