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SK Gaming
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Team Information
Org Location
Germany
Region
EU
Europe
Head CoachRam "Brokenshard" Djemal
PartnerDeutsche Telekom
Mercedes-Benz
Team Razer
Sennheiser
Game Fuel
History
CreatedSeptember 16, 2010(2010-09-16)
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Current Roster
SK 2019 Spring

SK Gaming has been part of the esports community since 1997. The organization entered the League of Legends scene in September 2010.

History[]

Formation of SK Gaming[]

SK Gaming's foray into League of Legends began on September 16, 2010, when SK acquired team I WEAR A CAPE IRL consisting of Osaft22, SleazyWeazy, Severus, Reyk, Zylor, Pylat, and Awe kek.[1]

Season 1[]

With this lineup, SK Gaming was able to take second place at the 2010 World Cyber Games. In the group stage, SK Gaming entered a three way match, tied for first. Going 2-1 by defeating AnotherStory and Counter Logic Gaming Prime, while falling to ChinaHero. In the playoffs, SK Gaming was able to defeat ChinaHero in their rematch 2-0, advancing to the finals. There, SK Gaming would fall to Counter Logic Gaming 1-2, taking home second place.[2]

On December 8, 2010, SK Gaming expanded their roster by recruiting the members of Team Dimegio. With this pickup, SK acquired Araneae, nRated, Rashaasii, Wickd, ALth0r, and ocelote. [3]Araneae would leave SK Gaming on March 23 of the following year.[4]

Pre-Season 2[]

The SK lineup would undergo a few more changes in the coming months. One of the biggest roster changes in SK Gaming's history occurred on June of 2011, with ALth0r, Farfain, LimeLight, nRated, Severus, and SleazyWeazy leaving, and being replaced by Candy Panda, WetDreaM, and Nyph.[5]

With their new roster, SK Gaming participated in the 2011 IEM Season VI - Global Challenge Cologne. SK was unable to pass the group stage, going 1-2 after defeating Frag Executors, then falling to Counter Logic Gaming Prime and FnaticRC. SK finished in 5th/6th place along with Team ALTERNATE. [6]

Shortly after the event, WetDreaM was replaced by Snoopeh. [7]

On October 5, 2011, SK Gaming placed third in the IEM Season VI - Global Challenge Guangzhou. With a strong performance, SK Gaming won its group by going 2-1, defeating CrossGaming and Invictus Gaming and losing to eHome. In the semifinals, SK Gaming fell to Counter Logic Gaming Prime 1-2, but then defeated eHome 2-1 in the third place match to take third at the tournament.[8]

A few weeks later, SK Gaming qualified for the IEM Season VI - Global Challenge New York. In the group stage, SK Gaming placed first going 3-0, defeating Sypher, Curse Gaming, and v8 eSports. Continuing on their success, SK Gaming defeated Counter Logic Gaming Prime 2-0 in the semi-finals. However, SK fell in the grand finals 0-2 to FnaticRC.

Season 2[]

In the coming months, SK Gaming underwent several changes to their roster. On October 20, long time top laner Wickd left SK to form Absolute Legends with WetdreaM. SK picked up MoMa for a short stint to replace Wickd, but MoMa left shortly after signing. Near the end of 2011, Snoopeh departed SK Gaming to join the new Counter Logic Gaming EU and Absolute Legends merger team. To fill the void, SK signed former against All authority top laner Kev1n.[9]

Ten days after SK's roster changes, they earned fourth at the IEM Season VI - Global Challenge Kiev. SK Gaming placed second in the group stage, defeating Curse Gaming and White Lotus while falling to Team SoloMid. Despite this strong initial showing, SK was swept by the eventual winner Moscow Five in the semifinals 0-2, and then Dignitas 0-2 in the third place match.[10]

On February 12, 2012, Dedrayon joined SK Gaming as their jungler.[11] SK Gaming had a dominant performance in the group stages of IEM Season VI - World Championship, going 4-1 and taking second place, defeating Curse Gaming, Team SoloMid, Sypher, and eHome, while losing their only game to Moscow Five. However, their success did not transfer over to the playoffs, as SK fell to against All authority in the quarterfinals. SK Gaming took 5th-6th place alongside Team Curse.

Longtime mid laner ocelote temporarily switched roles with top laner kev1n on May 20, 2012.[12] On June 8, ocelote returned to the mid lane, while kev1n became the AD Carry and Candy Panda moved to top lane. A month after these position changes, longtime SK member CandyPanda left the team along with jungler Dedrayon. To replace CandyPanda, SK brought on former Absolute Legends top lane player YoungBuck. Eleven days later, SK Gaming underwent yet another roster change, with Svenskeren and YoungBuck leaving and Kev1n moving back to the top lane.[13]

On July 29, SK received third place at European Challenger Circuit: Poland with Araneae jungling and YellOwStaR playing the AD carry role. SK dropped its first set to CLG EU, 1-2, but was able to overcome Team Curse Europe 2-1. Two days later, ocelote announced that this roster would be permanent.

Shortly before the start of the Season Two European Regionals in Cologne, SK Gaming picked up AD carry YellOwStaR and jungler Araneae. After only two weeks of training, SK Gaming competed at the regionals on August 16, 2012. In their first round, SK Gaming overcame the Polish Team Acer.PL 2-0 to advance. In a huge upset, SK swept the heavily favored Counter Logic Gaming EU 2-0 to qualify for the Season 2 World Championship and advance to the grand finals of the tournament. In the finals, SK Gaming fell to the Russian Moscow Five 0-2 and took home second place. After strong performances by YellOwStaR and Araneae, SK Gaming recruited them to officially join the main roster.

On August 25, during Campus Gaming Party: Berlin, Metalx of Western Wolves and Schabs of Team Acer substituted for YellOwstaR and Araneae, who were unable to attend due to personal reasons. SK took third place in group B with defeats by Eclypsia.Luna and Fnatic.

In early October, SK Gaming traveled to Los Angeles to play in the Season 2 World Championship. SK met an early exit, losing to CLG Prime, Azubu Frost, and Invictus Gaming in quick succession in the group stage. They left with an 11th-12th place result and $25,000.

On November 11, SK Gaming participated in Tales of the Lane. After placing 3-1 in their group with victories over Tt Dragons, mousesports and Team ALTERNATE and a sole loss to Fnatic, SK received a bye into the semifinals of the bracket stage. They lost their semifinal match to Eclypsia 0-2, and lost the ensuing third place match to Moscow Five 0-2, placing them fourth in the seven overall, going home with € 2,500.

Pre-Season 3[]

The team traveled to Poland to compete at IEM Season VII - Global Challenge Katowice in January, but were knocked out in the group stage, going 1-2 and coming in 6th, winning against Absolute Legends but losing sets to Azubu Frost and Fnatic. During their match against Fnatic, Fnatic mid laner xPeke broke open an extremely close game by backdooring the SK nexus. This play was received with widespread amazement and prompted the term "xPeke'd".[14]

Season 3[]

By finishing in the top three at the Season 2 EU regionals, SK had qualified to participate in Riot's new professional league, Season 3 EU League Championship Series, playing in a 10 week competition with the continent's best teams. During the spring season of 2013, the SK team played consistently well, finishing with a respectable 17-11 and claiming third place going into playoffs. The Season 3 LCS Spring Playoffs occurred in April, where SK was able to automatically secure their spot in the next LCS season in the first round when their opponent, sixth-seeded against All authority, was disqualified due to roster issues.[15] The team then faced Gambit Gaming, falling 2-0 to the Russians. In the third place match, SK faced Evil Geniuses and, despite having early leads in both games, were unable to close them out and lost 2-0, to finish fourth in the playoffs.

SK Gaming attended the IEM Season VII - World Championship in Hanover in March 2013. They were unable to make it to the bracket stage, placing 10th after winning only a single game against MeetYourMakers.

In the summer split of the European LCS, SK made consistently poor showings and held eighth place for most of the split, despite going 3-1 against the eventual champions Fnatic. After a brief resurgence in the last two weeks of the season, SK finished seventh and would face relegation in the 2014 Season Spring Promotion Tournament.

Kev1n and hyrqBot departed SK in September to join Ninjas in Pyjamas. In November, SK Gaming recruited LCS veterans fredy122 (previously of against All authority), Svenskeren (previously of Ninjas in Pyjamas), and challenger player Jesiz. After nearly three years as a starter, ocelote stepped down from mid lane to be a substitute, while Nyph took his spot as Team Captain.

In December 2013, SK Gaming faced SUPA HOT CREW XD in the Spring Promotion Tournament. After falling behind 0-2, SK Gaming won three games in a row to defeat SUPA HOT CREW XD and return to the LCS.

In the end of December 2013 Team Captain Nyph announced that he would be leaving SK Gaming to join Alliance.

2014 Season[]

After picking up new support nRated, SK Gaming competed in the Spring Split. After a few shaky weeks, is was clear that the changes to the roster had served the team well. As CandyPanda picked up the weekly MVP award for week three, SK's ascent of the rankings table began. By the penultimate week, SK had made it to 3rd place behind Alliance and Fnatic, but a perfect superweek saw SK claim 1st place. SK's performance in the spring split secured them a place in the Spring Playoffs. The playoffs saw the team beat Team ROCCAT in the semifinal, but following this, SK lost to Fnatic in the final, resulting in a 2nd place finish for the team.

SK started the Summer Split strong, Svenskeren picked up the weekly MVP award for week three, and SK stayed within the top 3 teams until the 9th week. Poor results toward the end of the split saw SK in 5th place after the penultimate week, but a late surge resulted in the team finishing in 4th place overall, with nRated picking up the weekly MVP award for the final week. Following this was the Summer Playoffs, a chance for the team to qualify for the World Championship. SK finished 3rd in the playoffs, losing to Alliance in the semifinal, but beating Team ROCCAT in the third-place match, securing themselves a place at the World Championship.

The World Championship saw SK placed in Group B along with Star Horn Royal Club, Team SoloMid and Taipei Assassins. SK only managed 2 wins in the group, but notably beat TSM in their last match of the group stage. SK finished in 3rd place in their group, meaning that they would not go any further in the tournament.

2015 Season[]

On November 24, 2014 SK Gaming announced that their lineup for the 2015 Season would consist of fredy122, Svenskeren, Fox, FORG1VEN, and nRated, with Fox and FORG1VEN newly joining the lineup.[16]

The Spring Split was a huge success for SK Gaming, finishing 1st in the regular season and losing only 3 games in the process.

Due to SK being in 1st place in the Spring Split at the specified cutoff date, the team were invited to compete at the IEM Season IX - World Championship. After a Round 1 win against the yoe Flash Wolves, SK Gaming lost to GE Tigers in Round 2 of the winners bracket, putting them into Round 2 of the losers bracket. SK Gaming were then knocked out by yoe Flash Wolves after losing to the Taiwanese team in their 2nd meeting at the tournament.

The team's regular season performance meant that SK Gaming would have a bye to the semifinals of the Spring Playoffs, where they would fall to Unicorns Of Love in a tight series, and become the first regular season 1st place finishers to fall in the semifinals of playoffs in LCS history. They went on to lose the third-place match to H2k-Gaming, securing themselves 30 Championship Points for the split.

After FORG1VEN's departure and CandyPanda's arrival, the Summer Season was far less successful for the team, ultimately finishing the regular season in 9th place. This meant that they would have to fight for their LCS status in the 2016 Spring Promotion, where they faced Gamers2. Now with NoXiAK in the place of nRated, a well-fought series eventually saw SK Gaming, who had been a part of the European LCS since it's conception, lose their place in the LCS.

2019 Season[]

In 2018, the organization was rumored to be rejoining the EU LCS as part of the 2019 European franchise program.[17] On November 20, Riot Games confirmed SK Gaming as one of the ten partner teams for the LEC 2019 Spring Split.[18]

They signed their core from MADL's roster consisting of Werlyb, Selfmade, and Crownshot and signed with Pirean from SKT and Dreams 2 koreans who had played in western regions before. After beating their old rivals Fnatic in week 1 they showed inconsistent performances throughout the split and finished in 6th place after winning a tiebreaker against Schalke 04. In Round 1 of playoffs they started good against Splyce but lost the series in the end convincingly 1-3.

Before Summer Split SK announced that they decided to switch the top laners of their main and academy team. This change did not seem to have a big impact on their performance at first as they started off with three 1-1 weeks before Rift Rivals. After the break they got really exposed though so they benched underperforming mid laner Pirean and instead gave academy player and rookie Jenax a chance to show himself. Jenax used this chance well but despite making a late run up the standings this time SK did not manage to withstand the pressure of a tiebreaker against Vitality and ended split and season in 7th place.

Timeline[]

  • 2019
  • 2018
  • 2016
  • 2015
  • 2014
  • 2013
  • 2012
  • 2011
  • 2010

Player Roster[]

Active[]

R C ID Name Role Contract Ends Joined
EU
Sacre Toni Sabalić 2Top 2020-11-16 2019-05-22
EU
Selfmade Oskar Boderek 3Jungle 2020-11-16 2018-12-20
EU
Jenax Janik Bartels 4Mid 2020-11-16 2019-08-01
EU
Crownshot Juš Marušič 5Bot 2020-11-16 2018-12-20
KR
Dreams Han Min-kook (한민국) 6Support 2020-11-16 2018-12-20
EU
Nugget Melanie Maurer 7Sub/Sup 2019-11-18 2019-07-23
Note: Teams are free to switch players between their LEC and Academy rosters as long as their roster for each game complies with the rules outlined in their respective ERL. Therefore, more players are eligible to start than are listed on this page - we will only list those that do play.

Former[]

R C ID Name Role Next Team Joined Left
KR
Pirean Choi Jun-sik (최준식) 13Mid None 2018-12-202018-12-20 2019-09-302019-09-30
EU
Werlyb Jorge Casanovas 11Top SK Gaming Primelogo stdSK Gaming Prime 2018-12-202018-12-20 2019-05-222019-05-22
EU
Phrenic Gerrit Stukemeier 12Jungle SK Gaming Primelogo stdSK Gaming Prime 2018-06-152018-06-15 2019-01-222019-01-22
EU
Keduii Tim Willers 14Bot SK Gaming Primelogo stdSK Gaming Prime 2018-06-152018-06-15 2019-01-222019-01-22
EU
Doss Mads Schwartz 15Support SK Gaming Primelogo stdSK Gaming Prime 2018-06-152018-06-15 2019-01-222019-01-22
EU
Scarface Daniel Aitbelkacem 11Top Unicorns of Lovelogo stdUnicorns of Love 2018-06-152018-06-15 2019-01-022019-01-02
EU
SozPurefect Hicham Tazrhini 13Mid GamersOriginlogo stdGamersOrigin 2018-06-152018-06-15 2019-01-012019-01-01
KR
SuNo An Sun-ho (안순호) 13Mid Nervlogo stdNerv 2015-12-092015-12-09 2016-11-062016-11-06
EU
Vardags Pontus Dahlblom 14Bot Logo stdLF:Org 2016-01-072016-01-07 2016-11-062016-11-06
EU
SezzeR Jonatan Villebro 12Jungle Virtus.prologo stdVirtus.pro 2016-04-012016-04-01 2016-11-012016-11-01
EU
Unlimited Petar Georgiev 15Support G2 Esportslogo stdG2 Esports 2016-01-072016-01-07 2016-09-122016-09-12
KR
Ruin Kim Hyeong-min (김형민) 11Top Nervlogo stdNerv 2016-05-182016-05-18 2016-08-112016-08-??
EU
Morsu Bram Knol 11Top Retiredlogo stdRetired 2016-01-072016-01-07 2016-05-182016-05-18
EU
Sleeping Christian Tiensuu 21Sub/Top ROG Esportlogo stdROG Esport 2016-01-222016-01-22 2016-05-182016-05-18
EU
Kellogz Ismar Klokic 22Sub/Jun None 2016-01-222016-01-22 2016-05-182016-05-18
KR
Dokgo Kim Gyeong-tak (김경탁) 12Jungle DetonatioN FocusMelogo stdDetonatioN FocusMe 2015-12-092015-12-09 2016-04-012016-04-01
EU
beansu Mauno Tälli 21Sub/Top MOUZlogo stdMOUZ 2015-01-112015-01-?? 2015-12-112015-12-??
EU
Crykee Paweł Stępień 24Sub/Bot Esports Academylogo stdEsports Academy 2015-03-112015-03-?? 2015-12-112015-12-??
EU
Zytan Niklas Lakaniemi 25Sub/Sup 3sUP Enterpriseslogo std3sUP Enterprises 2015-01-112015-01-?? 2015-12-112015-12-??
EU
nRated Christoph Seitz 25Sub/Sup Team ROCCATlogo stdTeam ROCCAT 2014-01-112014-01-11 2015-11-112015-11-??
EU
CandyPanda Adrian Wübbelmann 14Bot Retiredlogo stdRetired 2015-05-182015-05-18 2015-11-112015-11-??
EU
NoXiAK Lewis Felix 15Support E-corp Gaminglogo stdE-corp Gaming 2015-07-222015-07-22 2015-11-112015-11-??
EU
Fox Hampus Myhre 13Mid Unicorns of Lovelogo stdUnicorns of Love 2014-11-242014-11-24 2015-11-182015-11-18
EU
Svenskeren Dennis Johnsen 12Jungle TSMlogo stdTSM 2013-11-022013-11-02 2015-11-082015-11-08
EU
fredy122 Simon Payne 11Top Team ROCCATlogo stdTeam ROCCAT 2013-11-022013-11-02 2015-11-032015-11-03
EU
Obvious Dennis Sørensen 22Sub/Jun Team Dignitas EUlogo stdTeam Dignitas EU 2015-11-112015-??-?? 2015-11-112015-??-??
EU
FORG1VENGRE Konstantinos Tzortziou 14Bot Gambit Gaminglogo stdGambit Gaming 2014-11-242014-11-24 2015-05-132015-05-13
EU
Jesiz Jesse Le 13Mid Team Coastlogo stdTeam Coast 2013-11-022013-11-02 2014-10-232014-10-23
EU
Mozilla Pavel Klaban 21Sub/Top Team Imaginelogo stdTeam Imagine ??? 2014-10-202014-10-20
EU
Ginsu Jonnie Hansson 22Sub/Jun Retiredlogo stdRetired ??? 2014-10-202014-10-20
EU
Gripex Jesper Terkildsen 22Sub/Jun Denial eSports EUlogo stdDenial eSports EU 2014-02-142014-02-14 2014-10-202014-10-20
EU
CandyPanda Adrian Wübbelmann 14Bot SK Gaminglogo stdSK Gaming 2012-12-102012-12-10 2014-10-192014-10-19
EU
Gilius Erberk Demir 22Sub/Jun Unicorns of Lovelogo stdUnicorns of Love 2014-11-112014-??-?? 2014-11-112014-??-??
EU
ocelote Carlos Rodríguez 26Substitute Gamers2logo stdGamers2 2010-12-082010-12-08 2013-12-312013-12-31
EU
Nyph Patrick Funke 15Support Alliancelogo stdAlliance 2011-06-232011-06-23 2013-12-312013-12-31
EU
Moopz Amaury Minguerche 26Substitute SUPA HOT CREWlogo stdSUPA HOT CREW 2013-04-122013-04-12 2013-11-022013-11-02
EU
Kev1n Kevin Rubiszewski 11Top Ninjas in Pyjamaslogo stdNinjas in Pyjamas 2012-01-122012-01-12 2013-09-182013-09-18
EU
hyrqBot John Velly 12Jungle Ninjas in Pyjamaslogo stdNinjas in Pyjamas 2012-12-102012-12-10 2013-09-182013-09-18
EU
Noonia Kai Gade 26Substitute Sinners Never Sleeplogo stdSinners Never Sleep 2013-04-112013-04-?? 2013-05-062013-05-06
EU
YellOwStaR Bora Kim 14Bot Fnaticlogo stdFnatic 2012-07-312012-07-31 2012-12-102012-12-10
EU
Araneae Alvar Martin 12Jungle ALTERNATE aTTaXlogo stdALTERNATE aTTaX 2012-07-312012-07-31 2012-11-182012-11-18
EU
YoungBuck Joey Steltenpool 11Top Eclypsia.Lunalogo stdEclypsia.Luna 2012-07-092012-07-09 2012-07-202012-07-20
EU
CandyPanda Adrian Wübbelmann 14Bot Mousesportslogo stdmousesports 2011-06-232011-06-23 2012-06-202012-06-20
EU
Dedrayon Filip Romejko 12Jungle MOUZlogo stdMOUZ 2012-02-122012-02-12 2012-06-202012-06-20
EU
Snoopeh Stephen Ellis 12Jungle Counter Logic Gaming Europelogo stdCLG Europe 2011-08-242011-08-24 2011-12-202011-12-20
EU
MoMa Maik Wallus 11Top Against All authoritylogo stdagainst All authority 2011-11-042011-11-04 2011-11-222011-11-22
EU
Wickd Mike Petersen 11Top Absolute Legendslogo stdAbsolute Legends 2010-12-082010-12-08 2011-10-202011-10-20
EU
WetDreaM Tim Buysse 12Jungle Absolute Legendslogo stdAbsolute Legends 2011-06-232011-06-23 2011-08-242011-08-24
EU
nRated Christoph Seitz 25Sub/Sup Logo stdenergy-WAVE 2010-12-082010-12-08 2011-06-232011-06-23
EU
SleazyWeazy Benjamin Hiller 15Support LogiXlogo stdlogiX 2010-09-162010-09-16 2011-06-232011-06-23
EU
Severus Johannes Lüder 80Mid/Top LogiXlogo stdlogiX 2010-09-162010-09-16 2011-06-232011-06-23
EU
LimeLight Asger Karl 13Mid None 2011-04-112011-04-?? 2011-06-232011-06-23
EU
Farfain Karl Wendt Höjer 12Jungle TCM Gaminglogo stdTCM Gaming 2011-04-112011-04-?? 2011-06-232011-06-23
EU
ALth0r Romain Franzetti 13Mid Against All authoritylogo stdagainst All authority 2010-12-082010-12-08 2011-06-232011-06-23
EU
Araneae Alvar Martin 12Jungle Team Dignitas EUlogo stdTeam Dignitas EU 2010-12-082010-12-08 2011-03-182011-03-18
EU
Rashaasii Adam Olofsson 11Top None 2010-12-082010-12-08 2011-11-112011-??-??
EU
Awe kek Daniel Pabel 26Substitute None 2010-09-162010-09-16 2010-11-112010-??-??
EU
Pylat Lars Andersen 26Substitute None 2010-09-162010-09-16 2010-11-112010-??-??
EU
Zylor Christian Dietze 14Bot Team gamed!delogo stdTeam gamed!de 2010-09-162010-09-16 2010-11-112010-??-??
EU
Reyk Wai Noch Shum 13Mid Team gamed!delogo stdTeam gamed!de 2010-09-162010-09-16 2010-11-112010-??-??
EU
Osaft22 Shawn Roger Bourquin 15Support Against All authoritylogo stdagainst All authority 2010-09-162010-09-16 2010-11-112010-??-??

Temporary Subs[]

R C ID Name Role Replacing Tournament
EU
HungryPanda Nikos Nikolaidis 15Support
Doss
Premier Tour 2018/2019 Winter Season Bern Stop - Offline Finals
EU
Pixel Kai Raden 11Top
Scarface
ESLM 2nd Div 2018 Summer - Week 3
EU
Kanani Lamine-Lounis Khouani 15Support
Doss
EU
CandyPanda Adrian Wübbelmann 14Bot
YellOwStaR
Tales of the Lane
EU
Schabs Thomas Vogel 11Top
Kev1n
Campus Gaming Party: Berlin
EU
Metalx Tom Latour 14Bot
YellOwStaR
EU
SleazyWeazy Benjamin Hiller 12Jungle None IEM Season VI - Global Challenge Kiev

Player League Participation[]

Playoff games are NOT included, but regular-season tiebreaker games ARE.

LEC

Player201320142015201620172018201920202021202220232024Games
SpringSummerSpringSummerSpringSummerSpringSummerSpringSummerSpringSummerSpringSummerSpringSummerSpringSummerSpringSummerWinterSpringSummerWinterSpringSummer
SvenskerenCopenhagen Wolveslogo stdNinjas in Pyjamaslogo stdSK Gaminglogo stdSK Gaminglogo stdSK Gaminglogo stdSK Gaminglogo std128
DreamsMysterious Monkeyslogo stdSK Gaminglogo stdSK Gaminglogo stdFC Schalke 04 Esportslogo stdFC Schalke 04 Esportslogo std99
BlueSK Gaminglogo stdSK Gaminglogo std33
SertussSK Gaminglogo stdSK Gaminglogo stdSK Gaminglogo stdSK Gaminglogo stdSK Gaminglogo std80
GadgetSK Gaminglogo std2
DossMisfits Gaminglogo stdMisfits Gaminglogo stdSK Gaminglogo stdSK Gaminglogo stdSK Gaminglogo stdSK Gaminglogo stdSK Gaminglogo std74

Organization[]

Current[]

C ID Name Position
TheSlasH Alexander T. Müller-Rodic CEO
JPW Jens Wundenberg COO
Bernhard Schindlbeck CFO
Martin Marquardt CGO
Hauke-Henning Horst Account Manager
Curlychan Irena Pencheva Editor-in-Chief
Ana da Silva Silveira Head of Social Media
Velafee Kimberly Hess Head of Content
misterlalilu René Spanier General Manager
Realistik Andrei Ruse 80Head Coach
Unlimited Petar Georgiev 80Assistant Coach
Pyros Javier Quejigo Calatayud Analyst

Former[]

C ID Name Position Next Team
Brokenshard Ram Djemal 80Head Coach SK Gaming Primelogo stdSK Gaming Prime
Sheepy Fabian Mallant 80Coach Unicorns of Love.CISlogo stdUnicorns of Love
evzhuh Evgeniya Waldner Account Manager None
Gevous Fayan Pertijs 80Coach SuperMassive Esportslogo stdSuperMassive Esports
Material Boy Lukas Schenke Head Coach None
Wolle Wolfgang Landes Analyst Origenlogo stdOrigen
Arvindir Danusch Fischer 80Analyst Splycelogo stdSplyce
InnerFlame Joe Elouassi 80Managing Coach Gamers2logo stdGamers2
Incarnati0n Nicolaj Jensen 80Head Coach Cloud9logo stdCloud9
reis Ko Min-sik (고민식) Head of Team and Player Management None

Tournaments[]

This table shows up to the 10 most recent results. For complete results, click here.

Minimum place

SK Gaming Tournament Results - Show Prize as (LocalUSDEuros)
DatePlPrizeEventLast ResultRoster
2024-03-258 LEC 2024 Spring
3 - 6Blanklogo stdRR
 Irrelevant,  ISMA,  Nisqy,  Exakick,  Doss,  Swiffer,  OWN3R
2024-02-125 LEC 2024 Winter Playoffs
1 : 2Fnaticlogo stdFNC
 Irrelevant,  ISMA,  Nisqy,  Exakick,  Doss,  Swiffer,  OWN3R
2024-01-293 LEC 2024 Winter
5 - 4Blanklogo stdRR
 Irrelevant,  ISMA,  Nisqy,  Exakick,  Doss,  Swiffer,  OWN3R
2023-08-266€7,500€7,500€7,500 LEC 2023 Season Finals
0 : 3Team BDSlogo stdBDS
 Irrelevant,  Markoon,  Sertuss,  Exakick,  Doss,  Swiffer,  OWN3R
2023-07-236 LEC 2023 Summer Groups
0 : 2Fnaticlogo stdFNC
 Irrelevant,  Markoon,  Sertuss,  Exakick,  Doss,  Swiffer,  OWN3R
2023-07-036 LEC 2023 Summer Season
4 - 5Blanklogo stdRR
 Irrelevant,  Markoon,  Sertuss,  Exakick,  Doss,  Swiffer,  OWN3R
2023-04-157 LEC 2023 Spring Groups
0 : 2G2 Esportslogo stdG2
 Irrelevant,  Markoon,  Sertuss,  Exakick,  Doss,  Swiffer,  OWN3R
2023-03-275 LEC 2023 Spring Season
4 - 5Blanklogo stdRR
 Irrelevant,  Markoon,  Sertuss,  Exakick,  Doss,  Swiffer,  OWN3R
2023-02-244€5,000€5,000€5,000 LEC 2023 Winter Playoffs
2 : 3MAD Lionslogo stdMAD
 Irrelevant,  Markoon,  Sertuss,  Exakick,  Doss,  Swiffer,  OWN3R
2023-02-063 LEC 2023 Winter Season
6 - 3Blanklogo stdRR
 Irrelevant,  Markoon,  Sertuss,  Exakick,  Doss,  Swiffer,  OWN3R
Total Prize: USD 0EUR 12,500

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References[]

  1. SK Gaming adds LoL team sk-gaming.com
  2. WCG 2010 Tournament Brackets wcg.com
  3. SK Gaming adds new League of Legends team sk-gaming.com
  4. A turbulent week for the SK LoL team sk-gaming.com
  5. SK.LoL announce new line-up sk-gaming.com
  6. IEM Season VI - Global Challenge Cologne "esl-world.net"
  7. SK.LoL with line-up change sk-gaming.com
  8. IEM Season VI - Global Challenge Guanghzou "esl-world.net"
  9. SK.LoL confirm their line-up for IEM Kiev sk-gaming.com
  10. IEM Season VI - Global Challenge Kiev "esl-world.net"
  11. SK.LoL announce their new Jungler sk-gaming.com
  12. SK.LoL with a Line-up change!? sk-gaming.com
  13. SK.LoL transforms its line-up sk-gaming.com
  14. [EPIC] Best Backdoor EVER full action IEM KATOWICE Fnatic vs SK youtube.com
  15. aAa Disqualified, SK LCS spot secured]
  16. Introducing SK Gaming's LCS Roster for 2015 skgaming.com
  17. Sources: Riot accepts final EU LCS applications espn.com
  18. Take a closer look at the LEC eu.lolesports.com
  19. SozPurefect's Tweez twitter.com
  20. Scarface's Tweet twitter.com
  21. EU GCD Archive - 8 January 2019 Diff
  22. SK Gaming Prime Add Sacre and Jenax sk-gaming.com
  23. Brokenshard Takes on LEC Head Coach Role sk-gaming.com
  24. Brokenshard's Tweet twitter.com
  25. LEC and Prime Teams Swap Members sk-gaming.com
  26. EU GCD Archive - 22 May 2019 Diff
  27. League of Legends Coaching Staff Update sk-gaming.com
  28. SK Prime Welcomes SirNukesAlot sk-gaming.com
  29. SK Gaming's Tweet twitter.com
  30. EU GCD Archive - 23 July 2019 Diff
  31. SK Gaming's Tweet twitter.com
  32. EU GCD Archive - 26 September 2019 Diff
  33. SK Gaming's Tweet twitter.com
  34. Die Premier Tour kommt nach Hamburg und Berlin! (German) eu.lolesports.com
  35. SK Gaming returns to League of Legends sk-gaming.com
  36. Brokenshard's Tweet twitter.com
  37. SK Gaming's Tweet twitter.com
  38. SK Gaming's Tweet twitter.com
  39. Splyce agrees to terms with YamatoCannon to lead LCS coaching staff splyce.gg
  40. SK Complete LoL Roster for 2016 sk-gaming.com
  41. SK LoL line-up for LGX sk-gaming.com
  42. SK Gaming League of Legends Roster Update sk-gaming.com
  43. Ruin's Facebook Post facebook.com
  44. Unlimited's Tweet twitter.com
  45. SezzeR's Tweet twitter.com
  46. Vardags' Tweet twitter.com
  47. InnerFlame's Twitter Post twitter.com
  48. CandyPanda rejoins SK Gaming's LCS roster sk-gaming.com
  49. FORG1VEN joins Gambit gambit-gaming.com
  50. Lukas Schenke takes on LCS head coach position sk-gaming.com
  51. CandyPanda's Twitter Post twitter.com
  52. fredy122's Twitter Post twitter.com
  53. H2k and TSM Situation twitlonger.com
  54. Unicorns Of Love's Facebook Post facebook.com
  55. SK Welcome First Two LoL Players for 2016 Season sk-gaming.com
  56. SK Gaming sign with Christoph 'nRated' Seitz sk-gaming.com
  57. Gripex's Facebook Post facebook.com
  58. In Win and SK Gaming Announce Partnership sk-gaming.com
  59. Introducing SK Gaming by Mionix sk-gaming.com
  60. Candy Panda's Twitter Post twitter.com
  61. Jesiz's Twitter Post twitter.com
  62. Introducing SK Gaming's LCS Roster for 2015 skgaming.com
  63. HyrqBot's Tweet twitter.com
  64. SK releases Kev1n and hyrqbot - join NiP sk-gaming.com
  65. Kev1n Facebook Statement facebook.com
  66. New LoL Roster for SK Gaming sk-gaming.com
  67. Nyph talking his past in SK and the departure youtube.com
  68. Wrapping up 2013 sk-gaming.com
  69. SK.LoL confirm their line-up sk-gaming.com
  70. SK.LoL announce their new Jungler sk-gaming.com
  71. SK.LoL with a Line-up change!? sk-gaming.com
  72. So now that me and Dedra left.... reddit.com
  73. SK.LoL transforms its line-up sk-gaming.com
  74. YoungBuck Facebook Statement facebook.com
  75. ocelote Ask Me Anything reddit.com
  76. Summoners Recap: Ocelote official statement on SK and Araneae youtube.com
  77. oceloteWorld Reddit Comment reddit.com
  78. A turbulent week for the SK.LoL team sk-gaming.com
  79. SK.LoL SK.LoL announce new line-up sk-gaming.com
  80. SK.LoL with line-up change sk-gaming.com
  81. Wickd has decided to leave SK.LoL sk-gaming.com
  82. SK.LoL welcome MoMa to their ranks sk-gaming.com
  83. MoMa steps down from SK.LoL sk-gaming.com
  84. SK.LoL Snoopeh leaves SK.LoL to sign for CLG.eu sk-gaming.com
  85. SK Gaming adds LoL team sk-gaming.com
  86. SK Gaming adds new League of Legends team sk-gaming.com
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