Keen Gaming is a Chinese esports organization founded in 2017 on the foundation of EHOME.Keen's youth roster.

Despite its relatively short history, the organization made its mark on China's tier-one scene, won several major international tournaments, and competed at The International 2019.

2017–2018

In September 2017, EHOME.Keen and EHOME.Luminous left the EHOME organization to establish Keen Gaming as an independent club. The first roster featured Jin flyfly Zhiyi, Zhang Xwy Jinkai, Song dark Runxi, Jiang Tianming An, and Chen Rong Jingwu.

Throughout its debut season, the team regularly adjusted its lineup in search of the optimal combination of players. During 2018, Keen Gaming also fielded Yang Ms Yang Ji, Yang Yang Feng, Yang Poyoyo Shaohan and several other Chinese players.

The team's best results during this period were a top-six finish at ESL One Hamburg 2017 and a runner-up finish at GESC: Thailand Dota2 Minor.

2019

The year 2019 became a turning point for the organization.

Following the arrivals of Wang old chicken Zhiyong, Ren Old eLeVeN Yangfeng, and Hu Kaka Liangzhi, Keen Gaming established itself among China's strongest teams.

The team placed third at The Bucharest Minor, reached the grand final of World Electronic Sports Games 2018, and won ESL One Mumbai 2019.

Thanks to these performances, Keen Gaming qualified for The International 2019, where it finished in 13th–16th place, completing the most successful season in the organization's history.

2020

After TI9, the team's results began to decline. Keen Gaming continued rebuilding its roster by signing Chai Mushi Yee and Liu Kamma Chang, while appointing Zhang LaNm Zhicheng as head coach. He had previously coached both EHOME and Vici Gaming.

However, the numerous roster changes failed to restore the team's previous success. In May 2020, the organization announced that it would cease operations. All Keen Gaming rosters, including its Dota 2 division, were disbanded, and the club officially shut down.