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The Shanghai First Intermediate People’s Court has mandated that Royal Never Gi
ve-Up (RNG) and its founder Yao “Baixing” Jincheng pay ￥162,118,224 RMB ($22.
5 million USD) to an unnamed plaintiff, executing the order on June 18 according
to public records reviewed by The Esports Advocate on Tianyancha—under the cas
e number (2025) 沪01执1816号.
Although the ruling does not specify the nature of the lawsuit, it represents th
e first in a series of at least 10 pending legal disputes against the organizati
on—spanning alleged back pay, contract violations, and loan defaults.
Insiders suggested to The Esports Advocate that total claims might exceed ￥1 bi
llion ($140 million), indicating this payment may merely crack the surface.
RNG, operating under Shanghai Jing Xin Cheng Feng Media Co., Ltd. (上海竞心承峰
传媒有限公司), was founded in 2018. Its founder, Yao Jincheng, owns 59.73% of th
e company and is its principal controller. The team currently competes in the Le
ague of Legends Pro League (LPL), and according to a livestream by former pro Ki
m “Doinb” Tae-sang on June 20, several entities have already offered to acquir
e its LPL franchise.
根据《The Esports Advocate》查阅中国企业资讯平台“天眼查”的公开纪录，上海市第一
中级人民法院已于6月18日强制执行命令，要求RNG向一名未具名原告支付人民币1亿6,211万
8,224元（约2,250万美元）
虽然判决未具体说明诉讼性质，但这起案件只是RNG面临的至少10起未决法律纠纷中的第一
件，涵盖了包括拖欠薪资、违反合约及贷款违约等指控。
内部人士向《The Esports Advocate》表示，所有索赔总额可能超过人民币10亿元（约1.4
亿美元），显示这次强制执行的金额恐怕只是冰山一角
RNG隶属于“上海竞心承峰传媒有限公司”，成立于2018年，其创办人姚锦程持有公司59.73
%股份，并为实际控制人。该队目前仍参加《英雄联盟》中国职业联赛（LPL），而根据前职
业选手Doinb 6月20日的直播内容，已有数个单位表达有意收购RNG的LPL席次