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Gen.G still didn't lose any series this year. Credit: Riot Games

|03.01.2026

Gen.G Esports defeat BNK FEARX and win LCK CUP

In a one-sided final, Gen.G triumphed over FEARX 3-0 to claim their first trophy of the season.

Gen.G's CEO, Arnold "Arnold" Hur. Credit: Gen.G

|02.03.2026

"We need better ways to make sure fans can attend matches" Gen.G Arnold on the Korean fan experience

In a post on his X account, Gen.G CEO Arnold addressed the decision to host the LCK Cup Finals in Hong Kong, as well as the Korean fan experience in the LCK.

BNK FearX, T1, and Gen.G have qualified for the Playoffs. Credit: LCK

|02.01.2026

Gen.G, T1 and BNK FearX through to the Playoffs, Hanwha Life Esports out of the LCK Cup

The LCK Cup group stage comes to an end with Gen.G completing a clean sweep and eliminating Hanwha Life Esports. T1, Gen.G, and BFX advance directly to the playoffs, while the remaining teams head to the Play-In.

Ruler was fined for restrictions in march and october 2025 - Credit: Colin Young-Wolff/Riot Games

|01.13.2026

Ruler fined for verbal abuse in solo queue

The AD Carry of Gen.G Esports was fined 800,000 KRW for repeated misconduct in ranked matches last season.

Arnold Hur joined Gen.G in 2017 after stints at Goldman Sachs, Boston Consulting Group, and Google—where he organized League of Legends tournaments with engineers while building product features.

|12.27.2025

“I make more money losing than winning,” Gen.G's CEO Arnold on League's economic crisis

In an interview with TraYtoN, Gen.G CEO Arnold Hur opened up about the economic challenges of running a Korean powerhouse, the structural dysfunctions plaguing the esports ecosystem, and what truly sets Gen.G apart in today's competitive landscape.

By winning their sixth Worlds title in the most legendary Telecom War of all time, T1 helped create the second most-watched esports event in history.

|12.23.2025

LoL: T1 remains most watched esports team for fourth consecutive year

For the fourth consecutive year, T1 remains the most-watched esports team in 2025. They lead Gen.G by a massive margin, affirming both the organization's popularity dominance and League of Legends' supremacy over Counter-Strike and Mobile Legends: Bang Bang.

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