Khabib Nurmagomedov litigation ended in a with-prejudice dismissal and public apology from Legionfarm after a breach-of-contract dispute over NFT-related obligations.
SourcePublic company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Jul 29, 2026
Legionfarm is a gaming-services company now branded around LFCarry: a marketplace for hiring vetted pro gamers for coaching, carries, boosting, and companionship. Public sources describe it as YC-backed, founded in 2016, and operating as a global, mostly distributed team; public profiles also show a rebrand/consolidation from Legionfarm to LFCarry.
Primary product
LFCarry / Legionfarm marketplace for pro-gamer coaching, carries, and boosting services
Founded
2016
Headquarters
Redwood City, California, United States
Team size
20-30
Work style
Flexible
Industry
Computer Games
Sub-industry
Gaming services marketplace / coaching, carry, and boosting
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Offices
Business model
Stage
Series B
Total raised
$27.5M
Latest round
Series B · Mar 2022
Latest amount
$11M
Mar 2022 · Winter Capital
May 2021
Oct 2019 · TMT Investments
Leadership
Founder, Board member; former CEO & Founder (May 2016–May 2024)
Chief Product Officer
Chief Operating Officer
Chief Financial Officer
Investors
Mission-driven and community-oriented, with messaging around creating jobs in virtual worlds, helping players monetize elite skill, and supporting a collaborative engineering/design/data-science team.
Work style
Flexible
Compensation
Public sources say pro players are paid about $10-$16/hour, with weekly payouts and quality-based variation. A public AI Product Engineer posting advertised $70K-$140K plus 0.10%-1.00% equity. Earlier coverage also described a la carte pricing at $12/hour and subscription plans at $25 or $50/month.
Benefits
Pricing
Transparent per-order calculator with hourly/per-session pricing and subscription options; historical public pricing included $12/hour and $25/$50 monthly plans.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
$1M-$10M
Estimated monthly visits
642.3K
Traffic estimate as of Jul 2026
Khabib Nurmagomedov litigation ended in a with-prejudice dismissal and public apology from Legionfarm after a breach-of-contract dispute over NFT-related obligations.
SourceVentureBeat reported operational disruption from the Russia-Ukraine war; Legionfarm said roughly 20% of pros and about half of staff were in Ukraine or Russia at the time.
SourceAZA Law · Jul 2025
Settlement notice says Legionfarm and Khabib Nurmagomedov resolved the NFT-related breach-of-contract dispute and Legionfarm posted a public apology.
PacerMonitor · Jul 2025
Court docket summary shows the case was dismissed with prejudice on July 22, 2025.
VentureBeat · Mar 2022
Reports the $11M extension round, total funding at $17M at the time, and operational disruption tied to the Russia-Ukraine war.
TechCrunch · May 2021
Covers the Series A, pricing model, supported games, and the hardware-installment program for pros.
TechCrunch · Mar 2020
Early profile of the company’s coaching marketplace, hour-long sessions, and revenue-sharing model.