OG lineup from Liquipedia

PosPlayerRoleRank
1Immortal, place 139 on Valve's Europe leaderboardNatsumiPhilippinesJohn Anthony VargasCarrySafe lane#139 EU
2Immortal, place 84 on Valve's Europe leaderboardTopsonFinlandTopias TaavitsainenMidlanerMid lane#84 EU
3Immortal, place 20 on Valve's Europe leaderboardSSSRussiaValery LazarevOfflanerOff lane#20 EU
4Immortal, place 60 on Valve's Europe leaderboardOneJeyBelarusIvan ZhivitskySoft supportPosition 4#60 EU
5Immortal, place 75 on Valve's Europe leaderboardskemPhilippinesRolen Andrei Gabriel OngHard supportPosition 5#75 EU
Coach
kaffs
Founded
October 31, 2015
Big titles
9 · incl. ESL One Stockholm Major 2022 and The International 2019

Latest matches 3 won · 5 lost

  1. vs 1w TeamBLAST SLAM VIII1–2
  2. vs BetBoom TeamBLAST SLAM VIII2–1
  3. vs MOUZBLAST SLAM VIII2–0
  4. vs BetBoom TeamBLAST SLAM VIII1–2
  5. vs GamerLegionThe International 20260–2
  6. vs HULIGANIThe International 20262–1
  7. vs Team ResilienceThe International 20260–2
  8. vs Nigma GalaxyThe International 20260–2
Latest big result

1st ESL One Malaysia 2022

Aug 28, 2022 · $175,000

Who are OG?

OG is a professional Dota 2 team from Philippines and Europe (region: Southeast Asia), founded in 2015. The players right now: Natsumi (carry), Topson (midlaner), SSS (offlaner), OneJey (soft support) and skem (hard support). Coach: kaffs. Their biggest titles: ESL One Stockholm Major 2022, The International 2019 and The International 2018.

OG's biggest results The big finishes Liquipedia lists, newest first

DatePlaceTournamentFinalPrize
Aug 28, 20221stESL One Malaysia 2022 Tier 13 : 0 vs Aster$175,000
May 22, 20221stESL One Stockholm Major 2022 Premier3 : 1 vs TSM$200,000
Oct 15, 20217th - 8thThe International 2021 Premier0 : 2 vs TSpirit$1,000,500
Aug 25, 20191stThe International 2019 Premier3 : 1 vs Liquid$15,620,181
Aug 25, 20181stThe International 2018 Premier3 : 2 vs PSG.LGD$11,234,158
Apr 30, 20171stThe Kiev Major 2017 Premier3 : 2 vs VP$1,000,000
Dec 10, 20161stThe Boston Major 2016 Premier3 : 1 vs AF$1,000,000
Jun 19, 20161stESL One Frankfurt 2016 Tier 13 : 0 vs Na`Vi$157,273
Jun 12, 20161stThe Manila Major 2016 Premier3 : 1 vs Liquid$1,110,000
Nov 21, 20151stThe Frankfurt Major 2015 Premier3 : 1 vs Secret$1,110,000

OG transfers 2026 From our transfer tracker

  1. kaffs JoinsNo team → OG
  2. SSS Moves toPARIVISION → OG
  3. Topson, OneJey JoinsNo team → OG
  4. LANE LeavesOG → No team
  5. Nikko LeavesOG → No team
  6. 343 LeavesOG → No team
  7. Yopaj, Raven, TIMS LeavesOG → No team
  8. Sundabule LeavesOG → No team
  9. Raven Moves toIvory → OG
  10. TORONTOTOKYO Moves toOG → Aurora Gaming
  11. Sundabule JoinsNo team → OG
  12. TORONTOTOKYO Moves toAurora Gaming → OG

Latest news on OG

More Dota 2 teams by prize money, Southeast Asia first

  1. Team NemesisPhilippinesSingaporePhilippines / SingaporeTotal prize money$181,267#117
  2. IvoryPhilippinesPhilippines
    • 1PhilippinesAizen神
    Total prize money$73,716#194
  3. Team LiquidNetherlandsNetherlandsTotal prize money$34,111,691#2
  4. Team SpiritSerbiaRussiaSerbia / RussiaTotal prize money$33,174,829#3

All 24 Dota 2 pro teams by prize money →

OG: questions fans ask

Who plays for OG?

OG plays with Natsumi (carry), Topson (midlaner), SSS (offlaner), OneJey (soft support) and skem (hard support).

Who is the coach of OG?

The coach of OG is kaffs.

When was OG founded?

OG was founded on October 31, 2015.

What is OG's biggest title?

OG won ESL One Stockholm Major 2022 and took $200,000 in team prize money.

Where is OG from?

OG is based in Philippines and Europe.

Source: Liquipedia: OG (CC BY-SA 3.0, players, staff, results; checked Oct 5, 2026); ranks from OpenDota and Valve's leaderboards; flags from flag-icons (MIT). Spotted a mistake? Tell us.