Anubis Gaming

Anubis Gaming is an Egyptian League of Legends organisation competing in the Arabian League, the flagship circuit for the Middle East and North Africa within Riot’s EMEA structure. As an active team drawing on Egypt’s growing esports community, Anubis Gaming embodies the rapid expansion of competitive League of Legends across the Arab world.

An Egyptian Presence

Represented by the tag ANB, Anubis Gaming is rooted in Egypt and competes within the EMEA region through the Arabian League. The name itself evokes Egyptian heritage, giving the organisation a strong and memorable identity. The Arabian League has become a focal point for MENA talent, and clubs like Anubis Gaming play a central role in nurturing the region’s players and building local fan engagement around the game.

Current Lineup

Anubis Gaming’s active roster features Boda, Theocacs, Giyuu, B Butcher, Koussay and Aeru. This six-player group provides the organisation with a competitive starting five along with additional flexibility, covering the core roles needed to contest a full Arabian League season. Cohesion among this lineup is key in a league where regional rivalries are intense and where consistency across a campaign can determine a team’s standing.

The Arabian League

The Arabian League sits within the EMEA ecosystem as the premier competition for the MENA region, offering its top teams a pathway toward wider European and international recognition. It has grown steadily as Riot has invested in developing the Middle Eastern and North African scene, and it now serves as a genuine platform for regional talent to rise. For Anubis Gaming, success here means contending among the best organisations the Arab world has to offer.

With active status and a settled roster, Anubis Gaming’s outlook is centred on establishing itself as a durable competitor within the Arabian League. As MENA esports continues its upward trajectory, the organisation is positioned to grow alongside the region, aiming to build a reputation that resonates both at home in Egypt and across the broader EMEA landscape.