TIMELINE (2018 - 2019)

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GR Gaming was formed

First Hong Kong CSGO roster was formed, which competed in minor tournaments, such as Faceit tournaments.

GR Gaming's instagram account was created, which was the start of GR Gaming's social media accounts, such as having a Facebook and Youtube account.

GR Gaming finishes 3rd - 4th at NPL's CSGO tournament winning $200 in prize money.

Roster disbands and leaves GR Gaming.

New Hong Kong CSGO roster was formed, which were determined to compete at the highest level.

GR Gaming expands into Dota 2

GR Gaming release its CSGO roster.

GR Gaming sign the former roster of Xenergy.

Complete overhaul in the staff at GR Gaming, with more experience and matureness.

GR Gaming sign the former roster of Team SEDNA, as their new filipino roster.

GR Gaming finished 2nd at Equinox Community League Season 2, taking 25% of the total prize pool.

GR Gaming placed first at The Continental eSports League Season 2, taking 60% of the total prize pool.

GR Gaming qualifies for the PH Regional Finals of the AOC Masters Valorant Tournament.

GR Gaming placed 4th in the PH Regional Finals of the AOC Masters Valorant Tournament.

 GR Gaming's PH Valorant Roster and PH CSGO academy rosters will be inactive until further notice. 

GR Gaming's HK CS:GO team placed 9th to 16th  at the Rise of Legion: 2021 Spring tournament

 GR Gaming signed their new Valorant Hong Kong team, with previous experience on other top teams such as AkaLion and Oblivion Force. 

GR Gaming released their Valorant Hong Kong team, wishing them a prosperous future career!

GR Gaming's Hong Kong CS:GO team got promoted to EZK Prime League Season 2, beating Split 3000 2-0 in the relegation playoffs, under the name of "Xenergy". 

GR Gaming signed the former Valorant roster of Meteor Infinite, based in Indonesia.

GR Gaming's International CS:GO team placed 5th to 8th at the CSGO2ASIA Grassroots Cup, hosted by CSGO2ASIA

v2 and Y1pLau join GR Gaming's Hong Kong CS:GO team

GR Gaming's Indonesian Valorant team was released by mutual consent. 

GR Gaming's Hong Kong CS:GO team qualified for ESL Challenger League APAC Season 40 after  placing  5th - 8th in Season 39 APAC Open.

 GR Gaming's PH Valorant Roster and PH CSGO academy rosters will be inactive until further notice. 

GR Gaming's HK CS:GO team placed 9th to 16th  at the Rise of Legion: 2021 Spring tournament

 GR Gaming signed their new Valorant Hong Kong team, with previous experience on other top teams such as AkaLion and Oblivion Force. 

GR Gaming released their Valorant Hong Kong team, wishing them a prosperous future career!

GR Gaming's Hong Kong CS:GO team got promoted to EZK Prime League Season 2, beating Split 3000 2-0 in the relegation playoffs, under the name of "Xenergy". 

GR Gaming signed the former Valorant roster of Meteor Infinite, based in Indonesia.

GR Gaming's International CS:GO team placed 5th to 8th at the CSGO2ASIA Grassroots Cup, hosted by CSGO2ASIA

GR Gaming's Hong Kong CS:GO team qualified for ESL Challenger League APAC Season 40 after  placing  5th - 8th in Season 39 APAC Open.

GR Gaming's Hong Kong CS:GO team will play in the first-ever ESL Challenger League (Season 40).

GR Gaming's Hong Kong CS:GO team placed 13th - 14th ESL Challenger League (Season 40),  unfortunately getting relegated in the relegation playoffs.

Y1pLau leaves GR Gaming's Hong Kong CS:GO team to join Knife God.

De3tr0y and food join GR Gaming's Hong Kong CS:GO team, with Divine moving to the bench.

AlyG_Official finally joins GR Gaming as their official Content Creator.

food leaves GR Gaming to join Carpe Diem, while P5yCh0, smiLoL, Hun9 and s7anley join GR Gaming's Hong Kong CS:GO team, with Tanki switching to a coaching role.

GR Gaming expand back into Valorant after over 2 years by acquiring Rabbet from Rex Regum Qeon (RRQ).

Tr1x, d1srupt, Gadoerzz and eugeneS join GR Gaming's Philippines Valorant team.

GR Gaming's Hong Kong CS:GO team wins the ESEA Cash Cup: Summer 4, and becomes the first Hong Kong CS:GO roster to win an ESEA tournament.

GR Gaming releases their Philippines Valorant team by mutual consent.

GR Gaming's Hong Kong CS:GO places 4th in the EZK Prime League Season 3, unfortunately losing 2-1 to OS Esports in a close lower bracket semifinal encounter.