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[e][h]PenguPlayer InformationName:Niclas MouritzenNationality: DenmarkBorn:October 7, 1997 (age 28)Status:ActiveRoles:CasterIn-game leaderApprox. Total Winnings:$374,216Signature Operators:   Game Appearances:Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six SiegeTom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege XLinks Achievements             History

Join	Leave	Team[q]
2016-02-26	2018-08-10 [1]	PENTA Sports
2018-08-10 [1]	2021-03-01 [2]	G2 Esports
2021-03-01 [2]	2021-12-20 [3]	G2(Inactive)
2021-12-20 [3]	2023-03-17 [4]	DZ(Content Creator)
2023-03-17 [4]	Caster
2024-03-13 [5]	2025-10-20 [6]	PSG(Content Creator)

Retired:2021-03-01

Niclas "Pengu" Mouritzen (born October 7, 1997) is a Danish Rainbow Six Siege Caster and In-game leader who last worked for PSG Talon as a Caster. He is often considered the best and one of the most successful players in Rainbow 6 Siege history, having won 4 Pro League titles, 2 Six Invitationals, 1 Six Major and a European Final. On March 1st, 2021, he announced his retirement from competive play following 5 years in the scene.[7]

Several months after his Pro League retirement, he joined DarkZero Esports as a content creator along side RyyFyy.[8] Following KiXSTAr's passing, Pengu joined Interro as his duo focusing primarily on colour commentating.

Contents

• 1 Gear and settings
• 2 Results
• 3 Awards
• 4 Biography
  • 4.1 PENTA Sports
    • 4.1.1 Year 1
    • 4.1.2 Year 2
    • 4.1.3 Year 3
  • 4.2 G2 Esports
    • 4.2.1 Year 3
    • 4.2.2 Year 4
    • 4.2.3 Year 5
  • 4.3 Retirement and Casting career
• 5 Media
  • 5.1 2017
  • 5.2 Highlights
• 6 Gallery
• 7 Statistics
  • 7.1 Earnings Chart
• 8 References

Gear and settings

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Mouse settings [9] (list of)
Mouse	DPI	In-game sens.	Optic settings	Multiplier	Polling rate	Mousepad
Fnatic	400	99	Green100%	0.020000	1000 Hz	Artisan Hayate Otsu
Last updated on 2022-08-08 (1276 days ago).

Hardware[10] (list of)

Mouse		Mousepad
	Fnatic Bolt		Artisan Hayate Otsu

Monitor		Refresh rate	In-game resolution	Scaling
	Alienware AW2521HF	240 Hz	1920×1080	16:9

Keyboard		Headset
	Logitech G PRO X (Brown Switches)		Beyerdynamic DT 990 Pro (default EQ)

Last updated on 2022-08-08 (1276 days ago).

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Results

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• Talent
• Achievements
• Recent Matches

Date	Tier	Tournament		Position	Partner List
2026-02-15	S-Tier		Six Invitational 2026	Commentator	AceOfPyrite  Fluke  Demo  Devmarta  Dezachu  Guzz  Interro  Jesse Chick  Zenox
2025-11-16	S-Tier		BLAST R6 Major Munich 2025	Commentator	AceOfPyrite  Devmarta  Dezachu  Guzz  Interro  Jesse Chick  Zenox
2025-08-09	S-Tier		Esports World Cup 2025	Commentator	Crow  Devmarta  Fellow  Gibson  Guzz  Jesse Chick  Stoax  Whippet  Zenox
2025-02-16	S-Tier		Six Invitational 2025	Commentator	AceOfPyrite  Fluke  Devmarta  Dezachu  Hap  Interro  Jesse Chick  Zenox
2024-08-04	S-Tier		Esports World Cup 2024	Commentator	Gibson  Guzz  Stoax  Whippet  Zenox
2024-05-26	S-Tier		BLAST R6 Major Manchester 2024	Commentator	AceOfPyrite  Fluke  Demo  Devmarta  Dezachu  Interro  Lynnx  XRTROIKA
2024-02-25	S-Tier		Six Invitational 2024	Commentator	AceOfPyrite  Fluke  Dezachu  Guzz  Hap  Interro  Lynnx  Stoax  Zenox
2023-11-12	S-Tier		BLAST R6 Major Atlanta 2023	Commentator	AceOfPyrite  Daughter  Devmarta  Dezachu  Interro  Lynnx  Stoax
2023-02-19	S-Tier		Six Invitational 2023	Commentator	AceOfPyrite  BLU  CaptainFluke  Dezachu  Hap  Interro  Stoax
2022-02-20	S-Tier		Six Invitational 2022	Commentator	AceOfPyrite  BLU  CaptainFluke  Dezachu  Hap  Interro  Stoax
About achievementsBroadcasts from any Tournament

Date	Place	Tier	Tournament		Team	Result		Prize
2021-01-17	1st	A-Tier		European League 2020 - Finals		3 : 2		$60,392
2020-02-12	7th - 8th	S-Tier		Six Invitational 2020		0 : 2		$110,000
2019-08-18	2nd	S-Tier		Six Major Raleigh 2019		1 : 3		$80,000
2019-02-17	1st	S-Tier		Six Invitational 2019		3 : 0		$800,000
2018-11-18	1st	S-Tier		Pro League Season 8 - Finals		2 : 0		$75,000
2018-08-19	1st	S-Tier		Six Major Paris 2018		3 : 0		$150,000
2018-02-18	1st	S-Tier		Six Invitational 2018		3 : 2		$200,000
2017-08-26	1st	S-Tier		Pro League Year 2 Season 2 - Finals		2 : 0		$75,000
2017-05-21	1st	S-Tier		Pro League Year 2 Season 1 - Finals		2 : 0		$75,000
2016-05-07	1st	S-Tier		Pro League Year 1 Season 1 - Finals - PC		2 : 0		$25,000
Extended list of results

For matches between Jul 13, 2025 and Jan 22, 2026:3W : 0L (100%) in matches

Date	Tier	Tournament	Participant	Score	vs. Opponent	VOD(s)
January 22, 2026 - 19:00 CET	D-Tier		Die Meisterschaft Winter 2025: Div 1 Group - Playday 7	JCG	FF : FF	No Off
January 15, 2026 - 22:00 CET	D-Tier		Die Meisterschaft Winter 2025: Div 1 Group - Playday 6	JCG	FF : W	NNE
January 8, 2026 - 20:00 CET	D-Tier		Die Meisterschaft Winter 2025: Div 1 Group - Playday 5	JCG	FF : FF	YAMAS
December 18, 2025	D-Tier		Die Meisterschaft Winter 2025: Div 1 Group - Playday 4	JCG	FF : W	Vrtex
December 11, 2025	D-Tier		Die Meisterschaft Winter 2025: Div 1 Group - Playday 3	JCG	FF : W	SP
December 4, 2025	D-Tier		Die Meisterschaft Winter 2025: Div 1 Group - Playday 2	JCG	FF : W	Faith
November 27, 2025	D-Tier		Die Meisterschaft Winter 2025: Div 1 Group - Playday 1	JCG	FF : W	WUTD
August 2, 2025 - 16:30 CEST	B-Tier		R6 Central Combine 2025 - Playoffs	GK	3 : 0	Secret AC
July 20, 2025 - 15:00 CEST	B-Tier		R6 Central Combine 2025 - Playoffs	GK	2 : 0	GI
July 13, 2025 - 16:00 CEST	B-Tier		Central Combine: Conference Clash - Round 6	GK	7 - 4	A7.A

For a list of all match results click here.

Awards

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Date	Tier	Tournament		Award	Team	Prize
2024
2024-11-21	Awards		Esports Awards: 2024	Nominee - Esports Colour Caster of 2024	-
2023
2023-02-25	Awards		SiegeGG Awards: Year 7	Caster of Year 7		-
2022
2022-12-13	Awards		Esports Awards: 2022	Nominee - Esports Colour Caster of 2022		-
2020
2020-02-25	Awards		SiegeGG Awards: Year 4	Player of Year 4 - Honourable Mentions		-
2019
2019-11-16	Awards		Esports Awards: 2019	Nominee - Esports PC Player of 2019		-
2019-08-18	S-Tier		Six Major Raleigh 2019	SiegeGG's EVP		-
2019-02-17	S-Tier		Six Invitational 2019	SiegeGG's EVP		-
2018
2018-11-18	S-Tier		Pro League Season 8 - Finals	SiegeGG's EVP		-
2018-11-12	Awards		Esports Awards: 2018	Nominee - Esports Play of 2018		-
2018-11-12	Awards		Esports Awards: 2018	Nominee - Esports PC Player of 2018		-
2018-08-19	S-Tier		Six Major Paris 2018	SiegeGG's EVP		-
2018-07-14	A-Tier		DreamHack Valencia 2018	SiegeGG's EVP		-
2018-02-18	S-Tier		Six Invitational 2018	SiegeGG's MVP		-
2017
2017-08-26	S-Tier		Pro League Year 2 Season 2 - Finals	SiegeGG's EVP		-
2017-05-21	S-Tier		Pro League Year 2 Season 1 - Finals	SiegeGG's MVP		-
2016
2016-05-07	S-Tier		Pro League Year 1 Season 1 - Finals - PC	SiegeGG's MVP		-

Biography

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Pengu's esports career began with stints in League of Legends[11] and Heroes of the Storm[12]. With limited success in both titles, he pivoted towards Rainbow Six Siege during the early stages of the esport.

PENTA Sports

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Year 1

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His professional career started in December 2015 after he made a forum post about his desires to go pro titled "Looking to go pro or at least to the top".[Citation needed] He was contacted by A1GA and they ultimately formed a roster that became PENTA Sports for Season 1 of Pro League. The roster not only ended up winning the European split, but also went on to win the inaugural Pro League Finals without dropping a single map. Pengu achieved the highest rating (1.47), best K/D ratio (+18), highest KOST (79%) and received the MVP award.[13]

Despite their previous success, PENTA Sports finished 4th in Season 2 of the European Pro League. Thus, they failed to qualify for the Pro League Finals and were unable to defend their title. Pengu put up the 3rd highest rating and 2nd highest K/D and KOST.[14]

In preparation for Season 3 of Pro League, the PENTA Sports roster was reformed with A1GA, who left the team after the Season 1, returning to the team and with the addition of Fabian and jNSzki. The two of them, with Pengu, would form the core of what is considered as one of the greatest rosters in Siege esports history. However, PENTA Sports would once again fall short of the Pro League Finals in dramatic fashion - missing out due to the amount of Rounds Won, the third tiebreaker. Playing Ducks qualified instead due to winning 63 rounds compared to PENTA Sports' 60 rounds. This result also meant that PENTA had to play through the open qualifiers if they wanted to qualify to the inaugural Six Invitational. While they made a respectable lower bracket run with a new roster after dropping the new pick ups from Season 3, the team ultimately failed to qualify to the Six Invitational.

Year 2

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After failing to qualify for any international event despite winning the inaugural Pro League season, Pengu was considering retirement. However, he was contacted by Fabian regarding the reformation of the PENTA Sports roster in preparation for Pro League Year 2 Season 1. The new PENTA Sports would end up fielding a six-man roster of Pengu, Fabian, Goga, jNSzki, KS and Falko. The new roster made an immediate statement by winning both the European season and the Pro League Finals for Year 2 Season 1, with Pengu receiving another MVP award for his performance during the Finals.[15] While they failed to defend their European title in Year 2 Season 2 to longtime rivals ENCE eSports, they still managed to qualify to the Year 2 Season 2 Finals in Cologne. They defended their Pro League title without dropping a single map, with Pengu receiving an EVP award.[16] In Season 3, they managed to regain their European title by beating ENCE eSports in the finals but failed to defend their Pro League title for a second time - this time losing to the brazilian roster of Black Dragons e-Sports in the semi finals. However, thanks to their results during the year, PENTA Sports qualified to the second ever Six Invitational as one of the favourites of the tournament. They had an easy sailing towards the Grand Finals of the event, losing only 1 map to North American rivals and eventual Grand Final opponents Evil Geniuses. In the Grand Finals, PENTA Sports faltered against defending Six Invitational champions Evil Geniuses going down 2-0 in the Bo5 Grand Final. In what is now considered one of the greatest comebacks in Siege history, PENTA Sports went on to win the next 2 maps, bringing the score to a 2-2 going into the final map. To shut the door on Evil Geniuses, Pengu clutched a 2v1 post plant situation in the final round, making PENTA Sports the second ever PC world champions in Rainbow Six: Siege. During the event, Pengu also achieved the best K/D among the players attending the event with a +41 K/D and was named the MVP of the event.[17]

Year 3

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Year 3 spelled more successes for Pengu and the PENTA Sports roster, as they went on to keep their dominant form. Winning the European stage of Season 7 would eventually prove to be the final major trophy under the PENTA Sports banner, as they lost the Season 7 Pro League Finals to Team Liquid in the Grand Finals. The next appearance of Pengu at a major tournament was at Dreamhack Valencia 2018, where despite losing to i don't know in the semi-finals and only achieving 3rd place finish, Pengu received another EVP award for his performance.[18]

The PENTA Sports roster was picked up by G2 Esports ahead of the inaugural Six Major in Paris.

G2 Esports

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Year 3

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Playing with the new jerseys on their shoulders, the talented EU roster continued their reign of terror over Siege esports. The team went on to have one of the most dominant Six Major performances at the Six Major Paris, having won all but one map they played during the event. Pengu himself recorded the highest K/D ratio at the event and received another EVP award for his troubles.[19] G2 kept their dominant form going into Season 8 of Pro League, losing only 1 map during the European season and not dropping a single map during the Season 8 Finals, helping them reclaim the Pro League title. While his teammate Kantoraketti lead the effort in stunning home favorites in Rio, Pengu earned his 3rd EVP award in a row from majors he attended.[20] G2 was considered as the biggest favourites going into the Six Invitational 2019 after having won 3 out of the 4 qualifying events (Six Major Paris, Season 8 Finals and Dreamhack Winter 2018) in a dominant fashion. The Europeans proved the believers right by not losing a single match and only losing 1 map out of the 12 they played. Their path to victory hit a speedbump with Team Empire putting up a valiant fight against them - the first map of Coastline turned out to be one of the longest maps in Siege history during the first map of the Grand Finals. G2 ended up winning said map with a 10-12 scoreline leveraging the newly introduced infinite overtime system (regular maps without overtime were first to 7 with normal overtime rules changing it to first to 8 if both teams reached 6 rounds) and went on to clean up their shutout victory. Pengu picked up yet another EVP award for his performances at the event.[21] This win made Pengu, alongside with Fabian, Goga and jNSzki the only two time Six Invitational champions at the time, thus solidifying their place among the best ever players of Siege esports.

Year 4

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In Season 9, despite the dominant performances of the previous year, G2 Esports failed to qualify to the Pro League finals after finishing 3rd in the regular season. This also meant that for the first time in over 2 years Pengu failed to qualify to another high level international LAN event. Despite their failure to qualify to the Season 9 Pro League Finals, the team was invited to Six Major Raleigh due to their win at the 2019 Six Invitational. This event was a return to form for G2 who reached the Grand Finals of the event where they were again facing Team Empire. The Russian squad got their revenge for the loss at the previous Six Invitational and despite G2's loss, Pengu went on to win another EVP award for his performance during the event.[22] In the months following, G2 Esports continued to struggle during the Pro League season only finishing 3rd and missing out on the Pro League Finals again. This, combined with failing to win the Dreamhack Montreal 2019 or the OGA PIT Season 3 events meant that Pengu's prospects of attending the 2020 Six Invitational after winning the previous two editions were minimal. In the end Ubisoft decided to invite G2 Esports for the Six Invitational 2020 due to their historic performances at the event and due to them being the title holders. G2 managed to win their group beating Team Reciprocity and Team BDS but then failed to beat Fnatic and Ninjas in Pyjamas in the playoffs of the event.

Year 5

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G2 elected for a roster rebuild for the new season which saw Pengu switching to the hard support role. The team returned to form with a 2nd place finish during the European stage of Season 11 of Pro League. The subsequent LAN Finals were cancelled due to the COVID-19 outbreak, which left Pengu ending the ESL Pro League era of Siege with 4 Pro League titles (the most of any single player). After a revamp of the Siege Competitive Circuit, G2 Esports was invited to the newly formed European League but remained in 3rd place despite the new format, just 1 point behind the 1st place. As a personal accolade, Pengu ended up recording the most clutches among any players in the European League that stage. This placement also meant that G2 qualified to the Six Major, originally supposed to be held in the US but to the COVID-19 outbreak it was turned into an online and regional event. At this online Six Major event G2 Esports finished 2nd behind Team BDS. The second stage was a disappointment for G2 and Pengu, only finishing 7th and missing out on the November Six Major. Despite this 7th placement, G2 qualified to the European League Finals at the end of the year as the 2nd seed team. At the European League Finals, Pengu helped his team to win the event, taking revenge on Team BDS in the Grand Final for the August Six Major. G2's performances during the year and at the Six Major August earned them a qualification spot for the Six Invitational 2021, but the event was moved from Montreal to Paris due to the COVID-19 pandemic and then delayed from February to May because of French border closures. Pengu would end up announcing his retirement on March 1st, 2021.[7] Throughout his 5 year professional career, he won 4 Pro League titles, 2 Six Invitationals, 1 Six Major and a European Finals title, making him one of the most successful players to ever play Rainbow Six: Siege.

Retirement and Casting career

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After retiring from professional play, Pengu decided to play in multiple smaller events including the European Challenger League qualifiers in 2021 as a stand-in for Delta Project a team created by his longtime teammate Fabian. On December 20th, 2021 he announced that he was leaving G2 Esports and joining DarkZero Esports as a content creator.[8]

Following the passing of KiXSTAr, he announced that he would be partnering with Interro as a colour commentator focusing on North American and international events. The first event he went on to cast was the Six Sweden Major 2021. Since his transition to casting, he has casted multiple high level events and games such as the Grand Finals of Six Invitational 2022, Six Charlotte Major, Six Invitational 2023 and BLAST R6 Major Atlanta 2023. He was also named as Caster of the Year at the SiegeGG Year 7 awards.[23]

During the Six Invitational 2023, Ubisoft named Pengu as the MVP of 2022.[24]

On March 17, 2023, it was announced that he would leave DarkZero Esports to focus solely on his commentating career.[25]

Media

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• Interviews
• Podcast
• Previews
• Miscellaneous

• 2024
• 2020
• 2019
• 2018
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• [e] 2024-03-13 | When two R6 legends meet at a bar in Seoul by PSG Talon
• [e] 2024-03-13 | Opening Special - Exclusive Interview with R6 All-Time Legends Pengu & Fabian by PSG Talon of Rainbow Six Korea

• [e] 2020-02-05 | Pengu: "I think our situation feels worse than it is" by InfianEwok of Siege.gg at Six Invitational

• [e] 2019-08-09 | Pengu: "We are looking a lot stronger than before" by InfianEwok of Siege.GG
• [e] 2019-05-03 | Pengu: "We have no excuse" by InfianEwok of Siege.GG
• [e] 2019-04-04 | G2 Esports explain how Lion's new rework shakes up Rainbow Six Siege by Adam Fitch of Red Bull
• [e] 2019-03-04 | Where Rainbow Six Siege goes, G2's Pengu will follow. by Tyler Erzberger of ESPN Esports

• [e] 2018-10-20 | G2 Esports: Road to Major Champions by FinnsterMac, Thumperr and Dylan of Siege.GG
• [e] 2018-08-21 | Get to Know: Pengu by G2 Esports
• [e] 2018-02-01 | Pengu: It takes someone to push you to really understand that it's okay to take the leap by Skully of escene.de

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• 2025
• 2024
• 2021
• 2020
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• [e] 2025-06-24 | Beyond The Siege podcast - PSG TALON Deimos designer Koobi by Pengu and Jess of Beyond The Siege
• [e] 2025-02-12 | A Six Invitational check in with Pengu & Dev by Fresh at Six Invitational 2025
• [e] 2025-02-01 | Beyond The Siege podcast - The Siege Historian PT.2 by Pengu and Jess of Beyond The Siege
• [e] 2025-01-30 | Beyond The Siege podcast - The Siege Historian PT.1 by Pengu and Jess of Beyond The Siege

• [e] 2024-12-27 | Beyond The Siege podcast - This Rainbow 6 Coach is a MASTERMIND by Pengu and Jess of Beyond The Siege
• [e] 2024-12-20 | Beyond The Siege podcast - The new era of Siege Esports by Pengu and Jess of Beyond The Siege
• [e] 2024-11-08 | Beyond The Siege podcast - Episode 3: What happened to PSG TALON? by Jess and Pengu of Beyond The Siege
• [e] 2024-08-09 | Beyond The Siege with JessGOAT & Pengu - Episode 2 Guest: Terdsta by Pengu and Jess of Beyond The Siege
• [e] 2024-07-10 | Beyond The Siege with JessGOAT & Pengu - PILOT Episode Guest: Fabian by Jess and Pengu of Beyond The Siege

• [e] 2021-03-19 | The Retirement Home, featuring Pengu, Fabian, & Sha77e // Episode 23 by Interro and Canadian of Six On Six

• [e] 2020-10-24 | Noot Noot, featuring Pengu // Episode 17 by Interro and Canadian of Six On Six
• [e] 2020-06-10 | Pengu Shares his thoughts on G2 Roster, Ace, Melusi, #SaveSiege & More! - Ep. 21 by Logic Bomb Podcast
• [e] 2020-05-26 | HAMMERED #10 - PENGU PENGU PENGU PENGU PENGU PENGU PENGU Ft. Pengu by TheChowderhead and CaliberJacob of HAMMERED

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2017

• [e] 2017-08-11 | Meet teams that will be competing at the R6PL Finals at gamescom - PENTA Sports by Rainbow Six Esports of Ubisoft at Pro League Year 2 Season 2 - Finals

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• 2026
• 2019
• 2018
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• [e] 2026-02-03 | Stompn learns Unc's best moves by Rainbow Six Esports at Six Invitational 2026

• [e] 2019-02-16 | To Win It All - Documentary by Ubisoft North America at Six Invitational 2019

• [e] 2018-08-19 | Rainbow Six: Siege - Another Mindset by Rainbow Six Esports

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Highlights

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Commendation Award (given at SI '23)

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Gallery

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• Pengu at the Six Invitational 2020
• Pengu at the Pro League Year 2 Season 2 Finals
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• Pengu while in G2

Statistics

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Earnings Chart

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References

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1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Transfer reference". 2018-08-10.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Transfer reference". 2021-03-01.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 "Transfer reference". 2021-12-20.
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 "Transfer reference". 2023-03-17.
5. ↑ "Transfer reference". 2024-03-13.
6. ↑ "Transfer reference". 2025-10-20.
7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 Pengu (2021-03-01). "Its been FIVE years".
8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 DarkZero Esports (2021-12-20). "Who doesn't love a good power couple?".
9. ↑ Twitch stream
10. ↑ "Channel Summary".
11. ↑ G2 Esports (2018-08-21). "Get to Know: Pengu".
12. ↑ theScore esports (2018-11-17). "The Story of Pengu".
13. ↑ SiegeGG (2016-05-07). "Year 1 Season 1 Finals statistics".
14. ↑ SiegeGG (2016-07-14). "Year 1 Season 2 Europe statistics".
15. ↑ SiegeGG (2017-05-21). "Year 2 Season 1 Finals statistics".
16. ↑ SiegeGG (2017-08-26). "Year 2 Season 2 Finals statistics".
17. ↑ SiegeGG (2018-02-18). "SI 2018 statistics".
18. ↑ SiegeGG (2018-07-14). "Dreamhack Valencia 2018 statistics".
19. ↑ SiegeGG (2018-08-18). "Six Major Paris statistics".
20. ↑ SiegeGG (2018-11-18). "Season 8 Finals statistics".
21. ↑ SiegeGG (2019-02-17). "Six Invitational 2019 statistics".
22. ↑ SiegeGG (2019-08-18). "Six Major Raleigh statistics".
23. ↑ SiegeGG (2023-03-03). "SiegeGG Caster of the Year".
24. ↑ Ubisoft (2023-02-19). "Niclas "Pengu" Mouritzen".
25. ↑ DarkZero Esports (2023-03-17). "Saying farewell to an ICON".