Geguri
Shanghai Dragons
Kim "Geguri" Se-yeon is a professional Overwatch player from South Korea. She is currently playing for Shanghai Dragons competing in the Overwatch League. Geguri gained fame after she was accused of using aimbot while playing Zarya. The accuser said he would quit his professional Overwatch career, if Geguri could prove she did not use aimbot. She later proved that she was not cheating, making her accuser quit from the competitive Overwatch scene.
| Player info | |
|---|---|
| Player | Geguri |
| Real Name | Kim Se-yeon |
| Country | South Korea |
| Team | Shanghai Dragons |
| Game | Overwatch |
| Age | 22 |
| Birthday | June 26, 1999 |
Geguri Mouse Settings
SENSITIVITY SETTINGS - ZOWIE FK2
GAME SENSITIVITY
19
ZOOM/SCOPE SENSITIVITY
40
DPI / CPI
800
EDPI
15200
INCHES/360°
3.59″
CM/360°
9.11 cm
POLLING RATE
1000 Hz
Geguri Video Settings
DISPLAY & GRAPHICS SETTINGS - QX QX2414
WINDOW MODE
Fullscreen
RESOLUTION
1920x1080
REFRESH RATE
144 Hz
ASPECT RATIO
16:9
FOV
103
RENDER SCALE
100%
Geguri Gear
Geguri Gaming PC
Geguri's Video Gallery
Geguri's Image Gallery
Se-yeon “Geguri” Kim is a South Korean Off-Tank player who most recently played for the Shanghai Dragons.
She gained recognition in the scene after being accused of using an aim bot to play her signature Zarya in competitive play. She later proved that she was not cheating by playing several matches in a controlled setting with a camera recording her mouse hand. Geguri’s accusers said they would quit playing if she was not hacking. When it was proven she was not hacking, many of the accusers quit their team and the professional Overwatch scene entirely.
More Info About Geguri
Overall Ranking
At present, Geguri is ranked #2634 in highest overall earnings, and #350 in highest earnings for players from South Korea.
Largest Prize from a Single Tournament
Out of the 9 tournaments awarding cash prizes that Geguri had competed in, the largest amount was $37,500.00 from Overwatch League 2020 – Playoffs – Grand Finals on October 10, 2020. She placed 3rd, making up 48.20% of her total prize money won.
