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Caps, the Danish League of Legends player Rasmus Borregaard Winther, plays mid lane for G2 Esports.[1][2] He won the 2019 Mid-Season Invitational with G2 and was named the tournament's most valuable player.[3] His appearances in the World Championship finals in 2018 and 2019 made him the first Western player to reach that stage in consecutive years.[1][4] By the end of Summer 2026, he had won 18 European league titles.[1]
Riot Games selected him as the third Hall of Legends inductee and the first Western player to receive the honor.[5] The induction ceremony took place in Berlin on August 18, 2026.[1]
From Fnatic to G2
After winning the 2018 Spring and Summer splits with Fnatic, Caps joined G2 in late 2018.[6][7] Both 2019 LEC titles followed.[8] He swapped roles with Perkz to play bot lane in early 2020, then returned to mid lane for the Summer Split.[7] G2 renewed his contract through the end of 2027 in April 2025.[9]
Early competition
Caps began his career in 2015.[4] At 16, he travelled to Turkey during his school summer vacation and won the Turkish League finals.[8] He names Bjergsen and Faker as his biggest role models.[10]
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- Language
- EN
- On Twitch since
- 11 July 2016
- Twitch followers
- 620,643
- Channel age
- 10y 3m
- Twitch data updated
- Category
- League of Legends
- Teams
- G2 Esports
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- "Caps (gamer)".
- "Caps".
- "G2 Caps Selected as the MVP for the 2019 MSI".
- "Rasmus Caps Borregaard Winther | G2 League of Legends".
- "Caps Becomes First Western Pro for Hall of Legends".
- "Caps on French Wikipedia".
- "Caps".
- "Caps discusses his G2 Esports move and his fire LEC season".
- "Rasmus Winther (@G2Caps) / X".
- "About caps".
- "Caps on Danish Wikipedia".
- "Caps on German Wikipedia".
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