LOL - LCK - Spring 03/26 12:20 - Gen.G v Damwon Gaming 2-0
LOL - LCK - Spring 03/25 06:00 - Gen.G v Griffin 2-0
Flashpoint, Playoffs 03/23 19:00 1 MIBR v Gen.G 2-0
Flashpoint, Playoffs 03/21 20:00 1 Gen.G v Chaos eSports Club 0-2
Overwatch - Contenders 03/19 10:00 - T1 v Gen.G View
Flashpoint, Playoffs 03/14 17:00 1 Gen.G v Team Envy 2-1
CS:GO - Americas Minor Quals 03/08 02:00 71 Gen.G v Orgless 2-0
CS:GO - Americas Minor Quals 03/07 20:00 75 Gen.G v Team Divine 2-0
LOL - LCK - Spring 03/07 11:00 - Gen.G v DragonX Postponed
LOL - LCK - Spring 03/05 08:00 - Sandbox Gaming v Gen.G 0-2
LOL - LCK - Spring 03/01 08:00 - Gen.G v Seolhaeone Prince 2-0
LOL - LCK - Spring 02/27 08:00 - Gen.G v Afreeca Freecs 2-1
Dreamhack Anaheim - Group Stage 02/24 02:10 1 Gen.G v Furia 2-0
Dreamhack Anaheim - Group Stage 02/23 19:00 2 Gen.G v North 2-0
Dreamhack Anaheim - Group Stage 02/22 02:55 99 Gen.G v Complexity 1-0
Dreamhack Anaheim - Group Stage 02/21 20:20 105 ENCE v Gen.G 0-1
LOL - LCK - Spring 02/21 11:30 - DragonX v Gen.G 1-2
LOL - LCK - Spring 02/19 08:00 - Gen.G v Hanwha Life Esports 2-0
LOL - LCK - Spring 02/16 11:00 - T1 v Gen.G 2-1
LOL - LCK - Spring 02/14 08:00 - Damwon Gaming v Gen.G 0-2
LOL - LCK - Spring 02/08 11:00 - Gen.G v Griffin 2-0
LOL - LCK - Spring 02/05 12:00 - KT Rolster v Gen.G 1-2
Dreamhack Anaheim - EU Qualifier 01/19 20:40 2 Riot Squad v Gen.G 0-2
Dreamhack Anaheim - EU Qualifier 01/19 17:10 3 Gen.G v Chaos eSports Club 2-1
Overwatch - Contenders - Seeding 01/18 11:00 - Gen.G v Runaway View
Overwatch - Contenders - Seeding 01/17 05:00 - 02 Blast v Gen.G View
Overwatch - Contenders - Seeding 01/16 07:00 - Gen.G v Elements Mystic View
Dreamhack Leipzig - NA Qualifier 01/12 20:20 2 Eunited v Gen.G 2-0
Dreamhack Leipzig - NA Qualifier 01/12 17:15 3 Gen.G v INTZ 2-0
CS:GO - DH Open Leipzig Open Quals 01/11 20:00 - Gen.G v Team Divine View

Wikipedia - Gen.G

Gen.G (Korean: 젠지, also called Gen.G Esports), previously known as KSV Esports, is a professional esports organization with headquarters in Santa Monica, Seoul, and Shanghai. According to Forbes, Gen.G is the eighth most valuable esports organization in the world as of May 2022, worth US$250 million.

History

Gen.G Esports was formed in 2017 as KSV eSports by Kevin Chou and Kent Wakeford, co-founders of the video game development company Kabam, Michael Li, and Phillip Hyun. The organization started out by acquiring the rights for an Overwatch League franchise in Seoul, South Korea. The purchase reportedly amounted to $20 million with the intention to hire both an all-Korean roster as well as an all-Korean management staff. This team would later be known as the Seoul Dynasty. On May 3, 2018, KSV eSports announced a rebranding to Gen.G. On January 20, 2020, Gen.G was unveiled to be behind an NBA 2K League franchise called the "Gen.G Tigers of Shanghai", the first franchise to not be affiliated with an NBA team, and the first franchise outside of North America. Along with the announcement, Gen.G announced that itself and the NBA 2K League were working together in a "long-term strategic relationship". On August 27, 2020, Gen.G was announced as one of the 10 selected teams as part of League of Legends Champions Korea (LCK) franchising. On September 21, 2022, Gen.G was announced as one of the 10 teams competing in the inaugural season of the VCT Pacifics league.