G2 Esports, a prominent European esports organization founded in 2014 by Carlos "ocelote" Rodríguez Santiago and Jens Hilgers, is based in Berlin, Germany. Initially named Gamers2, it rebranded in 2015. G2 fields teams across various competitive titles including League of Legends, Valorant, Counter-Strike 2, Hearthstone, Rocket League, Rainbow Six Siege, Fortnite, and iRacing. They also own the Minnesota RØKKR in the Call of Duty League and G2 Football Club in Kings League Germany. G2 Esports has established itself as a major player in the esports industry.
February 2014: Gamers2 Formation
In February 2014, Gamers2 was founded in Spain by Carlos "ocelote" Rodríguez Santiago and Jens Hilgers, marking the beginning of the organization.
2014: Gamers2 Initial League of Legends Roster
In 2014, Gamers2 formed their initial League of Legends roster with Jesper "Jwaow" Strandgren, Sebastián "Morden" Esteban Fernández, Carlos "Ocelote" Rodríguez, Soler "Yuuki60" Florent, and Hugo "Dioud" Padioleau.
September 2015: Acquisition of Team Kinguin Roster
In September 2015, G2 Esports acquired the roster of Team Kinguin, expanding their presence in Counter-Strike. Following this acquisition, G2 finished 3rd–4th at DreamHack Open Cluj-Napoca 2015.
October 2015: Rebranding to G2 Esports
In October 2015, Gamers2 rebranded and became officially known as G2 Esports, marking a significant change in the organization's identity.
2015: G2 Fails to Make a Major
For the first time since signing a team back in 2015, G2 failed to qualify for a major, going 1-3 and being eliminated from the RMR by Gamerlegion.
2015: All-Polish Heroes of the Storm Roster
In 2015, before the rebrand from Gamers2, G2 had an all-Polish Heroes of the Storm roster.
January 2016: FaZe Clan Acquires G2's International CS:GO Roster
In January 2016, FaZe Clan acquired G2 Esports' international Counter-Strike roster, marking a significant change in the organization's CS:GO division.
February 2016: Announcement of New French-Speaking Roster
On February 1, 2016, G2 Esports announced a new French-speaking Counter-Strike roster consisting of Titan's former roster, signaling a new direction for the team.
May 2016: 2nd Place at ESL Pro League Season 3 Finals
On May 16, 2016, G2 placed 2nd at the ESL Pro League Season 3 Finals after losing to Luminosity Gaming in the grand finals with a score of 2–3.
June 2016: Esports Championship Series Season 1 Victory
On June 26, 2016, G2 Esports won the Esports Championship Series Season 1 by beating Luminosity in the finals, securing a significant victory for the organization.
July 2016: Signing of Westballz
On July 11, 2016, G2 Esports signed Weston "Westballz" Dennis.
September 2016: Signing of iBUYPOWER Cosmic
On September 7, 2016, G2 Esports signed the RLCS Season One world champions, formerly known as iBUYPOWER Cosmic.
2016: G2 Vodafone's EU Challenger Series and Spanish Cup Participation
In 2016, G2 Esports had a sister team called G2 Vodafone that competed in the EU Challenger Series Summer Split Qualifiers but failed to qualify. G2 Vodafone also won the Spanish 2016 Final Cup Spring Split.
2016: 2016 EU LCS Spring Split Victory and MSI Performance
In 2016, G2 finished 1st in the EU LCS Spring Split and won the playoffs by defeating Origen. This victory secured their spot at the 2016 Mid-Season Invitational in Shanghai. However, the team's performance suffered due to an infamous vacation before the tournament, resulting in a poor showing and costing the EU LCS league its 1st seed for the 2016 World Championship.
2016: Qualification for 2016 Spring EU LCS
In 2016, Gamers2 finished first in the Challenger Series season and second in the playoffs, securing their spot in the 2016 Spring EU LCS after defeating SK Gaming 3–2.
2016: G2 Esports Renamed After EU LCS Qualification
In 2016, Gamers2 was renamed to G2 Esports following their qualification for the 2016 EU LCS Spring Season, marking a new chapter for the organization.
2016: kennyS Departs the Roster
On 15 November, G2 announced that KennyS had departed the roster after 6 years with the organization. This marked the first time since 2016 that the CS:GO division did not have a French member.
February 2017: Formation of "French Super Team"
Effective February 3, 2017, Kenny "kennyS" Schrub, Dan "apEX" Madesclaire, and Nathan "NBK" Schmitt from Team EnVyUs joined G2 Esports, forming the "French Super Team".
February 2017: Roster Changes
On February 22, 2017, Brandon "Lachinio" Lachin and Ted "0verZer0" Keil left the team, and Dillon "Rizzo" Rizzo and Jacob "JKnaps" Knapman were picked up.
August 2017: Signing of Team CryptiK's Paladins Roster
On August 31, 2017, G2 Esports signed Team CryptiK's Paladins roster.
September 2017: Last Tier 1 Event Win
G2's last Tier 1 event win before the Blast Premier World Final 2022 was at DreamHack Masters Malmö on 3 September 2017.
November 2017: Partnership with Fernando Alonso
In November 2017, G2 Esports signed Sim Racer Cem Bölükbaşı and Racing Team Manager Danny Engels. Also in November 2017, G2 Esports and Formula One driver Fernando Alonso launched FA Racing G2 Logitech G.
2017: Fielding PUBG Rosters
From 2017 until 2020, G2 Esports fielded PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds rosters.
2017: ELEAGUE Cup 2017 Victory
In 2017, G2 won the ELEAGUE Cup 2017 tournament after missing RLCS Season 3.
April 2018: Joining Clash Royale League
On April 3, 2018, G2 Esports signed with Supercell to join the Clash Royale League (CRL).
June 2018: Roster Changes in CS:GO Team
On June 4, 2018, Edouard "SmithZz" Dubourdeaux and Kevin "Ex6TenZ" Droolans replaced apEX and NBK- in G2's CS:GO lineup, leading to further changes in the team's composition.
August 2018: G2 Esports Acquires PENTA Sports Roster
In August 2018, G2 Esports acquired the full roster of PENTA Sports, which included five players and two coaches just before the Six Major Paris group stage. The team consisted of Niclas "Pengu" Mouritzen, Fabian "Fabian" Hällsten, Daniel "Goga" Mazorra Romero and JNSzki.
September 2018: Second Fortnite Player Signed
On September 12, 2018, G2 Esports signed Dominik "RazZzero0o" Beckmann as their second Fortnite player.
October 2018: Call of Duty Roster Announcement
On October 25, 2018, G2 Esports announced their Call of Duty roster for the Black Ops 4 season; however, the team did not qualify for that season's CWL Pro League.
October 2018: apEX and NBK- Acquired by Team Vitality
On October 8, 2018, apEX and NBK-, who had been replaced in G2's lineup, were acquired by Team Vitality, marking their departure from G2.
November 2018: JaCkz and Lucky Join G2
In November 2018, Audric "JaCkz" Jug and Lucas "Lucky" Chastang joined G2's Counter-Strike team, while SmithZz and Ex6TenZ moved to the bench, indicating a shift in the team's strategy and lineup.
2018: 2018 League of Legends World Championship Semifinals Appearance
In 2018, G2 achieved an unexpected run to the Semifinals at the League of Legends World Championship, where they lost to the eventual world champion Invictus Gaming. The G2 team of 2018 was notable for its unconventional bot lane picks, particularly AD carry Hjarnan's use of Heimerdinger.
2018: Paladins Premier League Victories
In 2018, G2's Paladins team won the Paladins Premier League North America Summer 2018 and the Paladins Premier League Summer Finals 2018.
January 2019: Roster Change
On January 7, 2019, G2 dropped long-standing captain Cameron "Kronovi" Bills and picked up Reed "Chicago" Wilen from Evil Geniuses. Kronovi joined Rogue. G2 finished 2nd at the RLCS World Championship Season 7 with Chicago.
March 2019: Westballz Departure
On March 31, 2019, Weston "Westballz" Dennis and G2 Esports parted ways.
March 2019: AmaNEk Joins G2
On March 8, 2019, François "AmaNEk" Delaunay joined G2's active lineup, replacing bodyy, further adjusting the team's composition and dynamics.
April 2019: Inaugural LEC Champions
On April 14, 2019, G2 became the first team to win the LEC champions title after winning its inaugural split post name change from EU LCS, in a 3–0 sweep against Origen.
May 2019: jNSzki Released, UUNO Joins G2 Esports
On 27 May 2019, jNSzki was released by G2 Esports and replaced by UUNO from LeStream, now KOI. UUNO had played for the PENTA Academy being coached by G2's coach, Thomas "Shas[O]Uas" Lee.
August 2019: G2 Loses Six Major Raleigh
On 18 August 2019, after signing Aleksi "UUNO" Työppönen and Joonas "jNSzki" Savolainen retired, G2 lost the Six Major Raleigh after losing 3–1 to Team Empire.
September 2019: Signing of Finnish Apex Legends Lineup
In September 2019, G2 Esports signed an all-Finnish lineup of Sebastian "Mimu" Vesala, Aaro "rette" Hälli, and Niko "ZeroNothing" Suominen for Apex Legends.
September 2019: nexa and huNter- Acquisition
On September 30, 2019, G2 acquired Nemanja "nexa" Isaković and Nemanja "huNter-" Kovač from CR4ZY, replacing Lucky and Richard "shox" Papillon in the lineup, marking a significant roster change.
November 2019: Goga Replaced by Cry1NNN
On 22 November 2019, Goga was replaced by Pascal "Cry1NNN" Alouane.
2019: Runner-up at 2019 League of Legends World Championship
In 2019, G2 finished as runner-up at the League of Legends World Championship, losing to FunPlus Phoenix in the grand finals.
2019: Mid-Season Invitational Win and Sixth Domestic Title
In 2019, G2 won the Mid-Season Invitational after sweeping Team Liquid, becoming the first European team to win a Riot-sponsored international tournament since Fnatic in Season 1. They also secured their sixth domestic title by defeating Fnatic in the LEC Summer Split finals.
2019: Six Invitational 2019 Victory and Mid-Season Invitational Win
In 2019, G2's Rainbow Six Siege team won the Six Invitational 2019 by defeating Team Empire. Also, G2's League of Legends team won the Mid-Season Invitational in 2019, becoming the only Western team to achieve this milestone.
January 2020: Tohaj Transitions to Pro Player
In January 2020, Kevin "Tohaj" Batic, a contestant from G2: Making the Squad, transitioned into a professional Fortnite player role.
March 2020: G2 Esports Announces New "Superteam"
On 3 March 2020, G2 Esports announced their new "superteam", picking up Ben "CTZN" McMillan from Natus Vincere and Jake "Virtue" Grannan from Fnatic, while benching Fabian.
April 2020: Temporary Exit from Apex Legends
In April 2020, G2 Esports temporarily left the Apex Legends scene and released its former players.
June 2020: Fabian Officially Leaves
Fabian, who was benched in March 2020, officially left G2 on 6 June 2020.
June 2020: G2 Esports Enters Valorant Scene
On 16 June 2020, G2 Esports entered the Valorant scene by signing former CS:GO player Oscar "mixwell" Cañellas Colocho as the team's captain. Patryk "paTiTek" Fabrowski joined the roster on 24 June 2020, and Jacob "pyth" Mourujärvi also joined on 26 June 2020.
July 2020: Davidp Joins G2 Valorant Team
On 3 July 2020, Ardis "ardiis" Svarenieks became the fourth player on G2's Valorant team. Then, on 31 July 2020, David "Davidp" Prins, who had been standing in, officially joined the team, contributing to their subsequent four tournament wins.
October 2020: G2 signs NiKo
In October 2020, G2 Esports signed Nikola "NiKo" Kovac from FaZe Clan, reuniting him with his cousin, huNter. Following this, G2 released JaCkz, citing a decision against pursuing a six-man roster.
2020: End of PUBG Rosters
G2 Esports no longer fielded PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds rosters since 2020, they started in 2017.
2020: 2020 LEC Spring and Summer Split Victories
In 2020, G2 won both the LEC Spring and Summer Splits, claiming their seventh and eighth titles respectively. They also reached the semifinals at the 2020 League of Legends World Championship but were eliminated by Damwon Gaming.
2020: Cry1NNN Benched, SirBoss Joins on Loan
In 2020, right before Six Invitational 2020, Cry1NNN was benched and replaced by Ferenc "SirBoss" Mérész on loan from PENTA. SirBoss left G2 after the event.
March 2021: Pengu Retires, Kayak Joins G2 Esports
At the start of March 2021, Pengu announced his retirement. After a few days, G2 Esports announced the addition of Jordan "Kayak" Morley into the roster.
March 2021: kennyS Benched, JaCkz Returns
On 5 March 2021, G2 benched kennyS from their active roster after a series of underwhelming results. To fill his place, JaCkz was brought back into the active lineup.
March 2021: Rizzo Announces Retirement Plans
On March 18, 2021, during RLCS X, Rizzo announced his plans to retire from professional Rocket League competition. The upcoming Regional Event would be his last event on the roster.
April 2021: Signing of Dennis Lind
On April 12, 2021, G2 Esports signed Danish racing driver Dennis Lind as Sim Racing Lead.
June 2021: Valorant Roster Changes
Following early domination, G2 benched Davidp after falling in the semi-finals to Team Heretics. Further struggles in 2021 saw G2 part ways with zeek, ardiis and paTiTek. Žygimantas "nukkye" Chmieliauskas, Auni "AvovA" Chahade and Jose Luis "koldamenta" Aranguren Herrero were added, and Cista "keloqz" Wassim was announced on 25 June 2021 following pyth's decision to bench himself two weeks previously.
June 2021: Roster Revamp After Underwhelming Performance
On 10 June 2021, G2 Esports announced a roster revamp after underwhelming performances at the Six Invitational 2021. Kantoraketti and UUNO were benched, while Lucas "Hungry" Reich and Jonas "Jonka" Kaczmarzyk were introduced as new players.
June 2021: Return to Apex Legends
On June 1, 2021, G2 Esports returned to the Apex Legends scene by signing the former AimAssist roster alongside new manager Christopher "BixLe" Dunbar.
June 2021: Rizzo Leaves G2 Esports
On June 29, 2021, Rizzo left the G2 Esports organization entirely following his retirement announcement in March. Andres "Dreaz" Jordan played as a stand-in for the remainder of the season.
July 2021: Departure of Coop
On July 6, 2021, G2 Esports said goodbye to Coop.
October 2021: G2 Announces All-Female Valorant Team
In October 2021, G2 announced their first all-female team, G2 Gozen, in Valorant, led by Julia "Juliano" Kiran.
November 2021: G2 Appears as Major Finalists
On 7 November 2021, G2 made their first appearance as Major finalists at the PGL Major Stockholm 2021. They finished in second place, losing to Natus Vincere in the finals.
2021: Roster Adjustments
Following a dominant performance by Natus Vincere in the latter half of 2021, many tier 1 teams, including G2, adjusted their rosters in preparation for 2022.
2021: RLCS World Championship
In 2021, G2 made it to the RLCS 2021-22 World Championship as the No.1 seed from North America, reaching the grand final undefeated. They lost to Team BDS 4-1 in the finals.
2021: Roster Revamp and Worlds Miss
In 2021, G2 revamped its roster with significant changes, including trading Perkz to Cloud9 and acquiring Rekkles from Fnatic. Despite finishing top in the Spring Split regular season, they failed to win in the playoffs and missed qualifying for Worlds for the first time since joining the EU LCS. G2 failed to earn one of the LEC's three slots at Worlds, and 2021 marked the first year G2 failed to qualify for Worlds since joining the EU LCS in 2016.
January 2022: G2 Announces Completed New Roster
On 23 January 2022, G2 announced their completed new roster. Nexa was swapped for Aleksib from OG Esports, AmaNEK was benched and replaced by m0NESY, and Rémy "XTQZZZ" Quoniam joined as head coach.
January 2022: G2 Acquires m0NESY
On 3 January 2022, G2 acquired 16-year old AWPer Ilya "m0NESY" Osipov from Natus Vincere Junior.
September 2022: Carlos Rodríguez Resigns as CEO Amidst Controversy
In September 2022, Carlos Rodríguez resigned from his position as CEO of G2 due to controversy surrounding his association with Andrew Tate. He was previously suspended after a video of him partying with Andrew and Tristan Tate went viral.
September 2022: G2 Hel Announcement
On September 1, 2022, G2 announced the formation of a full female League of Legends team called G2 Hel, expanding their presence in the competitive scene.
November 2022: Carlos Rodríguez Suspension
In November 2022, Carlos Rodriguez was suspended from Riot-sanctioned competition until November 13, 2022, requiring sensitivity and executive training before returning to the LEC.
November 2022: Gozen Wins VCT Game Changers Championship
In November 2022, G2 Gozen won the VCT Game Changers Championship in Berlin, defeating Shopify Rebellion 3–2, becoming the first team to win a championship in both Valorant and CS:GO.
December 2022: North American Valorant Challengers Roster
In December 2022, G2 established a North American roster to compete in the Valorant Challengers stage, which operated until July 2023.
December 2022: G2 Wins Blast Premier World Final 2022
On 18 December 2022, G2 won the Blast Premier World Final 2022 with a 2-0 win over Team Liquid. This occurred 1092 days after their last LAN map win in a Grand Finals, and over 5 years since their last Tier 1 event win at DreamHack Masters Malmö. m0NESY was crowned the HLTV.org MVP for the event.
2022: Roster Changes for G2
During 2022, G2 brought in Alem4o, Prano and Doki after failing to qualify for the Six Invitational. Later Blurr was acquired after leaving Na'Vi. CTZN leaves and is replaced by Benjamaster from Heroic.
2022: Release of Chicago and JKnaps
Following the 2022-23 RLCS season, G2 released Chicago and JKnaps.
2022: RLCS 2022-23 World Championship Qualification
In 2022, G2 qualified for the RLCS 2022-23 World Championship as the No.4 seed. They would finish 5th-8th, losing to Team BDS 4-1 in the quarter finals.
2022: Roster Changes and LEC Spring Split Victory
In 2022, G2 released Grabbz, Rekkles, Wunder, and Mikyx, acquiring Dylan Falco and BrokenBlade. They won the LEC Spring Split after a lower bracket run, qualifying for the Mid-Season Invitational where they reached the semifinals. Following the elimination from the World Championship, Jankos revealed to be parting ways with the G2 Esports organization, ending a 5-year partnership with the team.
2022: RLCS Winter Major Victory
In 2022, the G2 roster won the RLCS Winter Major 2022 in Los Angeles, marking the organization's first RLCS LAN tournament win in 5 years.
2022: Trade
On 2 Janutary 2022, G2 traded Dreaz for Massimo "Atomic" Franceschi from Team Envy.
March 2023: G2 Announces All-Female Line-Up G2 Oya
On 7 March 2023, G2 announced an all-female line-up named G2 Oya, consisting of Ex-G2 Gozen players zAAz and juliano.
May 2023: Announcement of G2 Luna
On May 31, 2023, G2 Esports announced a full female roster called G2 Luna.
June 2023: Latest Roster Transaction
The latest roster transaction for G2 occurred on 27 June 2023.
July 2023: End of North American Valorant Challengers Roster
In July 2023, G2's North American roster, which had been competing in the Valorant Challengers stage since December 2022, ceased operations.
September 2023: Reported Acquisition of Daniel and BeastMode
On September 22, 2023, it was reported that G2 would be acquiring Daniel "Daniel" Piecenski and Landon "BeastMode" Konerman from Version1.
November 2023: jks Benched, nexa Returns
During November 2023, on 9 November, G2 reportedly benched jks. On 21 November, he was replaced by nexa, who returned to the team.
December 2023: G2 Releases Oya Roster
On 19 December 2023, G2 Esports announced the release of its Oya roster.
December 2023: Merger with Version1
On December 5, 2023, G2 Esports announced a merger with Version1, owned by WISE Ventures, which included operating rights to the Minnesota RØKKR team in the Call of Duty League.
2023: IEM Cologne 2023 Victory
Due to their win at IEM Katowice 2023, G2 qualified for IEM Cologne 2023. In the finals, G2 secured a 3-1 victory against ENCE, thus becoming the third team in CS:GO history to win both IEM Katowice and Cologne in the same year, with NiKo being awarded the HLTV and DHL MVP.
2023: Changes After Copenhagen Major
Following a 5th-8th finish at the BLAST R6 Major Copenhagen 2023, Blurr was benched and Gemini from Misfits was acquired. Fabian also left G2's coaching position on 18 August.
2023: IEM Katowice 2023 Champions
G2 had a strong start to the 2023 season. They won IEM Katowice 2023, defeating Heroic 3-1 in the grand finals, with huNter- named HLTV.org MVP and jks becoming DHL MVP. NiKo won IEM Katowice for the first time.
2023: Denied Partnership Slot by Riot Games
In 2023, G2 Esports was denied a partnership slot by Riot Games for the 2023 season, despite being considered a favorite. This decision was speculated to be linked to an incident involving former CEO Carlos Rodríguez and Andrew Tate.
2023: G2 Esports Wins Six Invitational 2023
In 2023, G2 finished 2nd in Group A and won their way through the lower bracket after losing 2-0 to Wolves Esports. G2 would go on to win 3-1 to become the first organization to win multiple Six Invitationals.
2023: LEC Season Finals Victory and Worlds Appearance
In 2023, G2 revamped its roster and won the LEC Season Finals, securing their second domestic title of the year. They represented the EMEA region at the League of Legends World Championship as the first seed, but were later eliminated by Bilibili Gaming. Despite the loss G2 announced that they wouldn't make any roster changes for the 2024 LEC Season.
2023: Franchise Spot Denial
In 2023, commentators suspected that the controversy surrounding Carlos Rodríguez led to G2 being denied a franchise spot in the 2023 season of the Valorant Champions Tour.
2023: Six Invitational 2023 Victory
In 2023, the G2 Rainbow Six Siege team secured their second World Championship at the Six Invitational 2023, winning after a lower bracket run to the final.
2023: Swani Steps Down, TaZ Joins as Head Coach
In December 2023, Swani announced on 4 December his decision to step down as head coach of G2 after Blast World Finals 2023. Prior to the event, on 11 December, G2 announced that Wiktor "TaZ" Wojtas had joined the team as their head coach.
February 2024: Roster Transaction
In February 2024, G2 Esports had a roster transaction.
June 2024: IEM Dallas Win and Roster Changes
In June 2024, G2 won IEM Dallas with Stewie2k standing in for HooXi. However, G2 benched Nexa on 17 June and replaced him with malbsMd from M80 on 28 June.
October 2024: Roster Transaction
In October 2024, G2 Esports had a roster transaction.
November 2024: Release of Entire Rocket League Roster
On November 7, 2024, G2 released their entire Rocket League roster, including the Luna roster (released on October 10), after 8 years in the North American Rocket League scene.
December 2024: Latest Roster Transaction
The latest roster transaction for G2 Esports occurred on December 11, 2024, marking the most recent change in the team's lineup.
2024: G2 Roster Stability Announcement
Despite the loss at worlds in 2023 G2 announced that they wouldn't make any roster changes for the 2024 LEC Season.
2024: LEC Grand Slam and Worlds Performance
In 2024, G2 won both Spring and Summer LEC splits, representing LEC at the Mid-Season Invitational where they finished 4th. G2 then won the remaining LEC events, completing the first LEC Grand Slam in the new format. They represented LEC at the League of Legends World Championship but were knocked out by Bilibili Gaming.
2024: Domination of RLCS Scene and World Championship
Throughout 2024, G2's roster dominated the RLCS scene, making all 6 regional finals and winning 4. They finished second at the first major in Copenhagen, losing to Gentlemates, and won their first LAN title in 2 years at the second major in London against Team Falcons. G2 represented North America as the No.1 seed at the World Championship but lost to Team BDS 4-2 in the finals.
January 2025: NiKo Departs, HeavyGod Joins
On 3 January 2025, Nikola "NiKo" Kovac left G2 for Falcons Esports. On 11 January 2025, G2 introduced Nikita "HeavyGod" Martynenko as part of the main roster.
April 3, 2025: Roster Transaction
On April 3, 2025, G2 Esports had a roster transaction.
April 2025: Announcement of G2 Football Club
On April 2, 2025, G2 Esports announced G2 Football Club (G2 FC), a seven-a-side football team that would participate in the newly created German division of Kings League, founded by Gerard Piqué.
April 2025: Latest Roster Transaction
The latest roster transaction for G2 Esports occurred on 14 April 2025.
2025: Roster Changes for 2025 Season
In 2025, G2 released Mikyx and Yike, subsequently announcing the addition of Rudy "Skewmond" Semaan and Labros "Labrov" Papoutsakis as Jungler and Support, respectively.
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