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Background Information
NameKim Dae-ho (김대호)
Country of BirthSouth Korea South Korea
BirthdayJuly 7, 1990 (age 29)
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Kim "cvMax" Dae-ho (Hangul: 김대호) is a League of Legends esports personality, currently coach for DragonX.

Biography[edit]

2014 Season[edit]

Kim "cvMax" Dae-ho originally played for Samsung Galaxy Blue under the name Vision as a top lane substitute. He never played any games with the team and he left sometime in 2014 to join Anarchy.

2015 Season[edit]

cvMax joined Anarchy before the start of ITENJOY NLB Summer 2014 where they made it to the platinum league but lost in the second round 2-0 to Incredible Miracle 2. They played in Challenger Korea Spring 2015 Series 1 and won with a 3-2 victory over Winners. Anarchy didn't fare so well in the Challenger Korea Spring 2015 Series 2 where they lost 2-0 in the first round to Hungry. They still earned enough points to qualify for the Champions Summer 2015 Promotion where they qualified for SBENU Champions Summer 2015 after going 1-1 against Incredible Miracle and Winners. Ikssu joined the team just after the tournament to share the starting top lane position with cvMax. CvMax retired on July 24, 2015.

After his retirement, cvMax started streaming regularly in China. His stream gained popularity and people praised him for his aggressive carry playstyle.

2017 Season[edit]

He continued streaming until July, when he joined Griffin as a coach.

2018 Season[edit]

cvMax was promoted to head coach of Griffin in preparation for the new season. He was praised by many for his new and innovative strategies, leading the team to an undefeated CK Spring Season. He and the team went on to qualify for LCK Summer via the LCK Summer Promotion.

2019 Season[edit]

On September 25, Griffin announced that cvMax had been released from the team, not long before their participation in Worlds 2019.[6]

Suspension[edit]

Prior to cvMax's suspension, Riot had launched an investigation within Griffin in October 2019. During the investigation, they uncovered that Kim "cvMax" Dae-ho had taken violent and physical measures during his tenure at Griffin. After taking statements from witness(es), Riot was able to confirm that there was violence towards some players. As violence is against LCK rules, Riot imposed an indefinite suspension on cvMax on September 19 2019. [7]

Trivia[edit]

  • Despite being a substitute for Samsung Blue, he never played a single game on stage.
  • Is a huge fan of Slam Dunk and Batman.

Tournament Results[edit]

This table shows up to the 10 most recent results. For complete results, click here.

Minimum place

CvMax Tournament Results
DatePlEventLast ResultTeamRoster
2019-08-310020002
 LCK 2019 Summer Playoffs
1 : 3SK Telecom T1logo std.pngSKT
Griffinlogo std.pngGRF
 Doran,
 Tarzan,
 Chovy,
 Viper,
 Lehends,
 cvMax,
 Chaos
2019-08-180010001
 LCK 2019 Summer
13 - 5Blanklogo std.pngRR
Griffinlogo std.pngGRF
 Sword,
 Doran,
 Tarzan,
 Chovy,
 Viper,
 Lehends,
 cvMax,
 Chaos
2019-07-070010001
 Rift Rivals 2019 LCK-LPL-LMS-VCS
3 : 1LoL Pro Leaguelogo std.pngLPL
Griffinlogo std.pngGRF
 Sword,
 Tarzan,
 Chovy,
 Viper,
 Lehends,
 cvMax
2019-04-130020002
 LCK 2019 Spring Playoffs
0 : 3SK Telecom T1logo std.pngSKT
Griffinlogo std.pngGRF
 Sword,
 Tarzan,
 Chovy,
 Viper,
 Lehends,
 cvMax,
 Chaos
2019-03-310010001
 LCK 2019 Spring
15 - 3Blanklogo std.pngRR
Griffinlogo std.pngGRF
 Sword,
 Tarzan,
 Chovy,
 Viper,
 Lehends,
 cvMax,
 Chaos
2018-12-310010001
 KeSPA Cup 2018
3 : 0Gen.Glogo std.pngGEN
Griffinlogo std.pngGRF
 Sword,
 Tarzan,
 Chovy,
 Viper,
 Lehends,
 Kabbie,
 cvMax,
 Chaos
2018-09-140030003
 Korea Regional Finals 2018
2 : 3Gen.Glogo std.pngGEN
Griffinlogo std.pngGRF
 Sword,
 Tarzan,
 Chovy,
 Viper,
 Lehends,
 cvMax
2018-09-080020002
 LCK 2018 Summer Playoffs
2 : 3KT Rolsterlogo std.pngKT
Griffinlogo std.pngGRF
 Sword,
 Tarzan,
 Chovy,
 Viper,
 Lehends,
 cvMax
2018-08-090020002
 LCK 2018 Summer
13 - 5Blanklogo std.pngRR
Griffinlogo std.pngGRF
 Sword,
 Tarzan,
 Rather,
 Chovy,
 Viper,
 Lehends,
 cvMax
2018-04-19aaaaaaQ
 LCK 2018 Summer Promotion
3 : 1MVPlogo std.pngMVP
Griffinlogo std.pngGRF
 Sword,
 Tarzan,
 Rather,
 Viper,
 Lehends,
 cvMax

Media[edit]

  • 2018
  • 2019

Images[edit]

  • ANC cvMax 2015 Summer

Redirects

The following pages redirect here.

References

  1. ↑ cvMax's Facebook Post (Korean) facebook.com
  2. ↑ 2017 LoL 케스파 컵 로스터 공개, '쿠잔' 이성혁-'블레스' 최현웅 제외 fomos.kr
  3. ↑ Griffin's Tweet (Korean) twitter.com
  4. ↑ [오피셜] 드래곤X, 'cvMax’ 김대호 신임 감독 선임 (Korean) fomos.kr
  5. ↑ DragonX's Facebook Post facebook.com
  6. ↑ Griffin's Tweet (Korean) twitter.com
  7. ↑ [https://www.invenglobal.com/articles/9731/breaking-news-cvmax-suspended-indefinitely-from-all-riot-competitions cvMax Suspended Indefinitely from All Riot Competitions invenglobal.com
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