League of Legends player
Caps: Europe's most decorated player, and its most painful near-miss
Caps has reached two world championship finals with two different organisations and lost both, which is a record no other Western player holds. He has also won more domestic titles than any of them, and been the constant in G2's roster through every rebuild since 2019.
If Europe has a Faker-shaped figure, it is him: the same position, the same organisation loyalty, the same habit of appearing at every international event for a decade.
- Real name
- Rasmus Winther
- Country
- Denmark
- Game
- League of Legends
- Role
- Mid lane
Career timeline
| Team | Years |
|---|---|
| Dark Passage | 2016 |
| Fnatic | 2017–2018 |
| G2 Esports | 2019–2021 |
| G2 Esports | 2023–2026 |
The 2018 and 2019 finals
He reached the 2018 final with Fnatic, losing to Invictus Gaming, then moved to G2 and reached the 2019 final, losing to FunPlus Phoenix. Those two rosters are Europe's most quizzed line-ups precisely because of what they did not win.
The Perkz swap
His arrival at G2 forced Perkz, then the team's mid laner, into the bot lane — a role change that produced an MSI title and a Worlds final in the same season. It is the most famous positional switch in the game's history and a common trivia question in its own right.
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Compiled from public tournament and roster records. Last reviewed: September 2026.