G2 esports

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G2 esports
Abbreviation G2
operator G Esports Holding GmbH
founder SpainSpain Carlos "ocelote" Rodríguez

GermanyGermany Jens Hilgers

CEO SpainSpain Carlos "ocelote" Rodríguez
Headquarters GermanyGermany Berlin
founding year 2014, as G2 Esports: 2015
Clan color Red, gray
Main sponsor AORUS, Logitech, AOC,
Paysafe Card, NeedforSeat, Twitch, Red Bull
Homepage Official website
Teams
former

G2 Esports is an esports organization based in Berlin . It was founded in February 2014 under the name Gamers2 and has had its current name since October 15, 2015. G2 became known for its involvement in League of Legends , but has also had players in other disciplines such as Counter-Strike: Global Offensive or Rocket League since 2015 . The League of Legends team has played in the League of Legends Championship Series since 2016 .

League of Legends

After Carlos “ocelote” Rodríguez left SK Gaming in autumn 2013, the Spaniard built up his own team in November 2013. Even before the organization was officially founded on February 24, 2014, this lineup team represented Dignitas due to entry problems at the Intel Extreme Masters in São Paulo and was only eliminated in the semi-finals. In the summer of 2014, Gamers2 took part in the EU Challenger Series and achieved two third places there. However , the team missed qualifying for the League of Legends Championship Series . Changes in the lineup followed; Rodríguez ended his career as a player. In order to be able to participate in the EU Challenger Series in 2015 , G2 signed the lineup of Team Nevo . After further changes in September 2015, the team succeeded in qualifying for the spring season of the LCS 2016 - among other things by signing the Croatian Luka "PerkZ" Perkovic on the midlane.

At the turn of the year 2015/16, the organization, which had meanwhile been renamed G2 Esports, signed the two South Koreans Kim “Emperor” Jin-hyun and Kim “Trick” Gang-yun. Right in their first season in the LCS, G2 Esports took first place in the regular season and on the playoffs. The team qualified for the Mid-Season Invitational 2016, but finished in a disappointing fifth place. For the summer split, Kim “Emperor” Jin-hyun and Glenn “Hybrid” Doornenbal were replaced by the former bot lane of Origen with Jesper “Zven” Svenningsen and Alfonso “mithy” Aguirre Rodriguez. At the beginning of the summer split, Ki "Expect" Dae-han was signed as a replacement for the top laner. After he was allowed to play "Kikis" Szkudlarek instead of Mateusz in the second week, Szkudlarek left the team. After a strong regular season, the team around manager Carlos “ocelote” Rodríguez won the Summer Split 2016 with a 3-1 win over Splyce . As a result, G2 Esports was the first to qualify for the 2016 World Cup in North America. Due to a disappointing group phase, which ended in 4th and last place, the team was eliminated before the knockout phase.

In 2017 the team won both the Spring Split and the Summer Split of the LCS and was only defeated by SK Telecom T1 in the Mid-Season Invitational . The team also qualified for the World Cup, but was eliminated in the group stage. With regard to the spring split of the LCS 2018, the team was rebuilt with the exception of Luka "PerkZ" Perkovic. Martin "Wunder" Hansen was signed on the top lane, Marcin "Jankos" Jankowski in the jungle, Petter "Hjarnan" Freyuss and Kim "Wadid" Bae-in formed the new botlane. In the spring split, the team reached 2nd place after only being defeated by Fnatic . In the summer split, the team was unable to build on the previous split and only ended up in 4th place, but was able to qualify for the "play-in" phase of the 2018 World Cup in South Korea. At the 2018 World Cup, the team managed to defeat the then tournament favorites Royal Never Give Up from China in the quarter-finals, but lost to Invictus Gaming in the semi-finals . The line-up was adapted for the spring split of the newly marketed European League League of Legends European Championship (LEC) 2019. Luka "PerkZ" Perkovic took over the position of AD-Carry. In his former position (midlane) Rasmus "Caps" Winther was signed up and Michael "Mikyx" Mehle was appointed to the support position. The team then dominated the spring split and won against Origen 3-0. It was one of the strongest teams in 2019 and was able to prove itself internationally in the following Mid-Season Invitational and won the final 3-0 against the North American team Liquid , after beating record world champion SK Telecom T1 3-1 in the semifinals. G2 was also able to beat the South Korean SKT T1 in the semi-finals of the League of Legends World Championship 2019 . The final was clearly lost against the Chinese team from FunPlus Phoenix.

position Lineup on the
IEM VIII - Sao Paulo		 Lineup at the
2016 EU LCS Spring Promotion		 current lineup
Top SwedenSweden Jesper "Jwaow" Strandgren GermanyGermany Lennart "Smitty" Warkus DenmarkDenmark Martin "Miracle" Hansen
Jungle SpainSpain Sebastián "Morden" Esteban PolandPoland Mateusz "Kikis" Szkudlarek PolandPoland Marcin "Jankos" Jankowski
Mid SpainSpain Carlos "ocelote" Rodríguez CroatiaCroatia Luka "PerkZ" Perković Rasmus "Caps" Winther

DenmarkDenmark

Bot FranceFrance Haïdar "Haydal" Mezidi DenmarkDenmark Jesse "Jesiz" Le CroatiaCroatia Luka "PerkZ" Perković
Support FranceFrance Hugo "Dioud" Padioleau NetherlandsNetherlands Glenn "Hybrid" Doornenbal SloveniaSlovenia Mihael "Mikyx" flours
ADC Sub. DenmarkDenmark Kristoffer "P1noy" Albao Lund Pedersen
Trainer GermanyGermany Fabian "Grabbz" Lohmann
Manager HungaryHungary Oliver "izpah" Steer

Successes (excerpt)

date space competition Prize money
June 2014 3. 2014 EU Challenger Series Summer # 1 0$ 3,000
July 2014 3. 2014 EU Challenger Series Summer # 2 0$ 3,000
March 2015 3. 2015 EU Challenger Series Spring Season 0$ 8,000
July 2015 1. 2015 EU Challenger Series Summer Season 0$ 8,000
Aug 2015 3. 2015 EU Challenger Series Summer Playoffs 0$ 4,000
April 2016 1. 2016 EU LCS Spring Playoffs $ 50,000
Aug 2016 1. 2016 EU LCS Summer Playoffs $ 50,000
Feb 2017 2. IEM Season 11 - World Championship $ 30,000
Apr 2017 1. 2017 EU LCS Spring Playoffs $ 80,000
May. 2017 2. Mid-Season Invitational $ 338,000
Sep 2017 1. 2017 EU LCS Summer Playoffs $ 80,000
Apr. 2018 2. 2018 EU LCS Spring Playoffs $ 50,000
Apr. 2019 1. 2019 LEC Spring Playoffs $ 80,000
May 2019 1. Mid-Season Invitational $ 100,000
Sep 2019 1. 2019 LEC Summer Playoffs € 80,000
Nov 2019 2. Worlds 2019 $ 300,000

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive

G2 first appeared after signing the former Polish players from ESC Gaming in early 2015. However, the team could not establish itself at the top of the world and was fired again. With the takeover of the players from Team Kinguin in September 2015, G2 managed a much more successful second attempt to establish itself in CS: GO. This lineup reached the semifinals at DreamHack Cluj-Napoca 2015 and at IEM X - San Jose. After Dennis "dennis" Edman was sold to fnatic in November 2015 , G2 Esports gave the lineup to FaZe Clan in January 2016 . On February 1, 2016, G2 signed a new team with the former players from Titan eSports . The team achieved second place in the offline finals of the ESL Pro League Season 3 in May 2016 . On February 3, 2017, G2 restructured the CS: GO team. While Cédric "RpK" Guipouy and Adil "ScreaM" Benrlitom left the team, G2 signed the three players Nathan "NBK" Schmitt , Dan "apEX" Madesclaire and Kenny "kennyS" Schrub from Team EnVyUs . Edouard "SmithZz" Dubourdeaux took over the coaching position. On September 30, 2019, G2 officially announced that Richard “shox” Papillon would leave the team and join Team Vitality, and Lucas “Lucky” Chastang was put on the bench. Nemanja "nexa" Isaković and Nemanja "huNter" Kovać , previously members of the "Cr4zy" team, have been part of the G2 line-up since then. Despite the change, G2 was unable to report any major successes at the following tournaments, so that the team was in 14th place in the world rankings in December 2019.

position Polish lineup
from April to August 2015		 Lineup at
DreamHack Cluj-Napoca 2015 		Lineup MLG Columbus 2016 current lineup
player PolandPoland Grzegorz "SZPERO" Dziamałek SwedenSweden Mikail "Maikelele" Bill BelgiumBelgium Adil "ScreaM" Benrlitom FranceFrance Audric "JaCkz" Jug
PolandPoland Jacek "minise" Jeziak SwedenSweden Dennis "dennis" Edman BelgiumBelgium Kévin "Ex6TenZ" Droolans FranceFranceFrançois "AmaNEk " Delaunay
PolandPoland Mikołaj "mouz" Karolewski NorwayNorway Joakim "jkaem" Myrbostad FranceFrance Edouard "SmithZz" Dubourdeaux SerbiaSerbia Nemanja "Hunter-" Kovač
PolandPoland Paweł “innocent” Mocek NorwayNorway Håvard "rain" Nygaard FranceFrance Cédric "RpK" Guipouy FranceFrance Kenny "kennyS" Schrub
PolandPoland Michał "MICHU" Müller PortugalPortugal Ricardo "fox" Pacheco FranceFrance Richard "shox" Papillon SerbiaSerbiaNemanja "nexa " Isaković
Trainer FranceFrance Damien “maLeK” Marcel
Trainer assistant FranceFrance Paolo "Evy" Berbudeau
Manager FranceFrance Jérôme "NiaK" Sudries

Successes (excerpt)

date space competition Prize money
Nov 2015 3rd - 4th DreamHack Cluj-Napoca 2015 0$ 22,000
Nov 2015 3rd - 4th Intel Extreme Masters Season X - San Jose 0$ 11,250
Jan. 2016 5th - 6th Star Ladder i-League StarSeries XIV Finals 00$ 9,000
Feb 2016 3. The Barcelona CS: GO Invitational 00€ 8,500
May 2016 2. ESL Pro League Season 3 Finals 0$ 90,000
June 2016 1. Esports Championship Series Season 1 Finals $ 250,000
Sep 2016 2. Star Ladder i-League StarSeries Season 2 0$ 50,000
Nov 2016 2. Northern Arena 2016 - Montreal 0$ 25,000
May 2017 1. DreamHack Open Tours 0$ 50,000
June 2017 1. ESL Pro League Season 5 Finals $ 225,000
Sep 2017 1. DreamHack Masters Malmo 2017 $ 100,000
Oct 2017 3. EPICENTER 2017 0$ 60,000
July 2019 1. Good Game League 2019 $ 56,354.82
Dec 2019 2. cs_summit # 5 $ 27,500+
Dec 2019 1. Champions Cup Finals $ 150,000
March 2020 2. IEM Katowice 2020 $ 100,000

Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft

In Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft , G2 took over the team from Nihilum on October 1, 2015 . The greatest success so far was the semi-finals of Thijs "Thijs" Molendijk at the BlizzCon World Championships 2015.

Current lineup

Former players

  • GermanyGermany Adrian "Lifecoach" Koy (May 5, 2015 - May 16, 2017)
  • PolandPoland Jakub "Lothar" Szygulski (October 15, 2015 -?)

Successes (excerpt)

date space competition Prize money
GermanyGermany Adrian "Lifecoach" Koy
Nov 2015 9th - 12th BlizzCon World Championships 2015 0$ 5,000
Dec 2015 1. Celestial Invitational # 1 $ 10,000
NetherlandsNetherlands Thijs "Thijs" Molendijk
Oct. 2015 2. StarLadder StarSeries - Hearthstone Season 1 0$ 3,500
Nov 2015 3rd - 4th BlizzCon World Championships 2015 $ 15,000
June 2016 1. 2016 HCT - Europe Spring Championship $ 25,000
RomaniaRomania Dima "Rdu" Radu
Dec 2015 1. insomnia56 - Truesilver Championship $ 10,000

Rainbow Six Siege

In Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege , G2 took over the most successful Rainbow Six Siege team in the world from Penta Sports on August 10, 2018 . Just one week after moving to G2 Sports, the team won the Six Major Paris in August 2018. In addition to first place in the Six Major, winning the Six Invitational 2018 and 2019 in Montreal , Canada is one of the team's greatest successes. The Six Invitational 2019 was the most highly endowed Rainbow Six Siege tournament in history to date, with $ 800,000 in prize money for the winning team.

role Lineup Season 6 Pro League Finals

(November 2017)

Lineup Six Invitational

(February 2018)

Lineup Season 7 Pro League Finals

(May 2018)

Lineup

(August 2018 - May 2019)

Lineup

(May 2019 - November 2019)

Current lineup
player DenmarkDenmark Niclas "Pengu" Mouritzen DenmarkDenmark Niclas "Pengu" Mouritzen DenmarkDenmark Niclas "Pengu" Mouritzen DenmarkDenmark Niclas "Pengu" Mouritzen DenmarkDenmark Niclas "Pengu" Mouritzen DenmarkDenmark Niclas "Pengu" Mouritzen
SwedenSweden Fabian "Fabian" Hällsten SwedenSweden Fabian "Fabian" Hällsten SwedenSweden Fabian "Fabian" Hällsten SwedenSweden Fabian "Fabian" Hällsten SwedenSweden Fabian "Fabian" Hällsten United KingdomUnited Kingdom Ben "CTZN" McMillan
FinlandFinland Joonas "jNSzki" Savolainen FinlandFinland Joonas "jNSzki" Savolainen FinlandFinland Joonas "jNSzki" Savolainen FinlandFinland Joonas "jNSzki" Savolainen FinlandFinland Aleksi "UUNO" Työppönen FinlandFinland Aleksi "UUNO" Työppönen
SpainSpain Daniel Mazorra "Goga" Romero SpainSpain Daniel Mazorra "Goga" Romero SpainSpain Daniel Mazorra "Goga" Romero SpainSpain Daniel Mazorra "Goga" Romero SpainSpain Daniel Mazorra "Goga" Romero AustraliaAustralia Jake "Virtue" Grannan
GermanyGermany Niklas "KS" massager FinlandFinland Ville "Sha77e" Palola FinlandFinland Juhani "Kantoraketti" Toivonen FinlandFinland Juhani "Kantoraketti" Toivonen FinlandFinland Juhani "Kantoraketti" Toivonen
SwedenSweden Fabian "Fabian" Hällsten
Substitutes FinlandFinland Juhani "Kantoraketti" Toivonen
Coach United KingdomUnited Kingdom Thomas "Shas [o] udas" Lee United KingdomUnited Kingdom Thomas "Shas [o] udas" Lee United KingdomUnited Kingdom Thomas "Shas [o] udas" Lee United KingdomUnited Kingdom Thomas "Shas [o] udas" Lee GermanyGermany Kevin "sua" Stahnke
Coach, manager United KingdomUnited Kingdom Thomas "ShasOUdas" Lee
Analyst United KingdomUnited Kingdom Ferral GermanyGermany Sua

Successes (excerpt)

date space competition Prize money
August 2018 1. Six Major Paris 2018 $ 150,000
Nov 2018 1. Pro League Finals S8 $ 75,000
Feb. 2019 1. Six Invitational 2019 $ 800,000
Aug 2019 2. 2019 Raleigh Major $ 80,000
Feb 2020 7-8. Six Invitational 2020 $ 110,000

Player Trades (Chronological)

GermanyGermanyNiklas "KS" Massierer is kicked and later switches to the German 1UP Esports . (September 2017)

FinlandFinlandVille "Sha77e" Palola switches from Finnish ENCE Esports to German Penta Sports (December 2017)

United KingdomUnited KingdomFerral changes from the unorganized "I don't know" to Penta Sports and becomes an analyst. (May 2018)

After Ville "Sha77e" Palola could not appear in the Pro League Final, Juhani "Kantoraketti" Toivonen came on for him. (May 2018)

FinlandFinlandVille "Sha77e" Palola leaves Penta Sports and switches back to ENCE Esports a short time later. (July 2018)

FinlandFinlandJuhani "Kantoraketti" Toivonen is moving from ENCE Esports to Penta Sports. (July 2018)

Penta Sports' Rainbow Six Siege Roaster will be acquired by G2 Esports. (August 2018)

FinlandFinlandAleksi "UUNO" Työppönen is switching from LeStream Esports to G2 Esports, replacing Joonas "jNSzki" Savolainen, who returned to ENCE Esports. (May 2019)

SpainSpainDaniel " Goga " Mazorra Romero is replaced by Pascal "Cryn" Alouane, who is accepted by Vitality a little later. (November 2019)

GermanyGermanyPascal "Cryn" Alouane is replaced by Ferenc "SirBoss" Mérész and becomes a substitute. (January 2020)

Ferenc "SirBoss" Mèrèsz loan from Penta Sports has ended and he is leaving the team. (March 2020)

Pascal "Cryn" Alouane leaves the team and changes to the GEKOLONISEERD team. (March 2020)

Team Captain Fabian "Fabian" Hällsten will be put on the bench upon request. Niclas "Pengu" Mouritzen is the new team captain. At the same time, Ben "CTZN" McMillan from Team Natus Vincere and Jake "Virtue" Grannan from Team Fnatic are moving to the new G2 Esports roster. (March 2020)

PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds

role Current lineup

(June 2020)

Joined on
player GermanyGermany Yannis "derYannis" 08/06/2019
Substitutes GermanyGermany Alexander "Caint" Syukrin January 16, 2019

Former players

  • GermanyGermany Magnus "Udyr" Hartmann (Jan. 2019 - Aug. 2019)
  • United KingdomUnited Kingdom Stephen "Stephen" Phillips (Oct 2017 - Dec 2018)
  • SwedenSweden David "velan" Velan (Oct. 2017 - Dec. 2018)
  • United KingdomUnited Kingdom Jack "WACKO" Middleton (Oct. 2017 - Dec. 2018)
  • DenmarkDenmark Asger "ZiphoN" Stoorgaard Høffner (May 2017 - Dec. 2018)
  • United KingdomUnited Kingdom mark "phantasy" Pinney (Oct. 2017 - May 2018)
  • GermanyGermany René "Braexco" Rehling (Jan. 2019 - Jan. 2020)
  • GermanyGermany Niklas "NELLOZ" Weber (Aug. 2019 - Jan. 2020)
  • GermanyGermany Christian "Itzz_ChrizZ" Blank (Jan. 2019 - Jan. 2020)

Successes (excerpt)

date space competition Prize money
April 2019 5. PUBG Europe League 2019 phase 1 $ 15,000
May 2019 9. PEL 2019 Kick-Off Cup $ 0
May 2019 4th PUBG Europe League 2019 phase 2 $ 40,000

The complete line-up of G2 Esports played for the German team in the PUBG Nations Cup in South Korea .

Rocket League

role Current lineup

(June 2020)

player United StatesUnited States Dillon "Rizzo" Rizzo
CanadaCanada Jacob "JKnaps" Knapman
United StatesUnited States Reed "Chicago" Wilen
Manager / coach United StatesUnited States Jacob Alexander "Jahzo" Suda

Successes (excerpt)

date space competition Prize money
June 2019 2. RLCS Season 7 - Finals $ 120,000
May 2019 3. RLCS Season 7 - North America $ 26,531.25

Fortnite

Current lineup (June 2020)

  • SloveniaSlovenia Kevin "Tohaj" Batic

successes

date space competition Prize money
September 2019 4th Fortnite Champion Series: Season X EU $ 21,120

SIM racing

role Current lineup

(June 2020)

player GermanyGermany Arthur Kammerer
United StatesUnited States Alex McCollum
NorwayNorway Jarl "AroX" Teien
Manager GermanyGermany Nils "n1lyn" Naujoks

successes

date space competition Prize money
Aug 2019 2. eNASCAR iRacing Series

G Esports Holding GmbH

The "G Esports Holding GmbH" was founded in 2017 and is the company behind the esports teams of the G2 Esports team. The seat of the company, like the seat of the organization, is in Berlin. The company is a member of the “games: net berlinbrandenburg” trade association.

Web links

Individual evidence

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