Noyan Ozkose, better known by his online alias and gaming handle Genburten, is an Australian/Turkish professional Apex Legends player currently playing for 100 Thieves.

Of a Turkish background, he and his father are immigrants from Turkey; his father has supported his esports career.^[4] In 2021, Genburten signed with Reignite South.^[a] Genburten's teammates on Reignite included fellow Australians Rick "Sharky" Wirth and Rhys "Zer0" Perry.^[5] The trio played in the APAC South region.^[5] They would win the APAC South region's 2022 ALGS Pro League.^[6]

Genburten was unable to play in the Year 2 Split 2 Playoffs LAN tournament, due to COVID-19 regulations. Genburten tested multiple times for COVID-19 around the time of the tournament, and although he received one negative test, he would test positive on the first day of the tournament. DarkZero were still able to win, though without Genburten and instead with British loan player "jmw".^[7]

On 4 July 2022, Genburten left Reignite, along with Sharky and Zer0.^[8]

After leaving Reignite, the trio signed with the American organization DarkZero Esports. The team won the 2022 ALGS Championship LAN, held in Raleigh, North Carolina.^[9][10] Sharky would then leave the team, with Rody "Xynew" Geissle filling the roster spot. Genburten and DarkZero won the 2023 ALGS Split 2 Playoffs.^[11] With the victory, Genburten and Zer0 became the only 3-time LAN championship winners in AGLS history.^[12] Following the 2023 ALGS Championship, Genburten played trial matches with Sweetdreams and Nafen, but ultimately decided to remain with DarkZero.^[13]

During the Year 4 North American Pro League regional finals, Genburten was one of two players to be affected by hacks. Genburten received a "wallhack", revealing the location of other players through walls and terrain.^[14][15] As the match was occurring on a private lobby during a high-profile match, the hack was considered unprecedented by media outlets.^[16] NME noted that Genburten quickly alerted his teammates and left the match, "presumably to avoid some sort of penalty for cheating in an official tournament match".^[17] Genburten detailed that he left after his teammate "Sikezz" suggested to and also stated that he feared his "career was over" because of the incident.^[18] With its competitive integrity compromised, the competition was postponed and held at a later date in secret, with Genburten and DarkZero placing in sixth.^[19][20]

In May, at the 2024 Split 1 Playoffs LAN, Genburten and DarkZero finished in second, runner-ups to Reject Winnity.^[21]

Shortly following the 2024 Split 1 Playoffs LAN tournament, it was announced that Zer0 and Genburten would be leaving DarkZero. They joined forces with Phillip "ImperialHal" Dosen to form a "superteam" for the Split 2 season.^[22] It was initially unclear if the three would play under the DZ banner,^[22] though on 28 May, it was announced that the trio signed under the Saudi organization Team Falcons.^[23] The org is believed to have connections to the Al-Saud royal family.^[23] The three played together at the Apex Legends tournament during the 2024 Esports World Cup.^[23] Falcons had a disappointing 20th-place finish at the 2024 Split 2 Playoffs LAN.^[13] Following this, Genburten announced his departure from Falcons and that he would be joining iiTzTimmy and Dezignful on another squad.^[13] It is unclear if Genburten opted to leave Falcons on his own terms or if the team dropped him.^[24]

Genburten, upon leaving Team Falcons, would be part of a reformed The Dojo squad with previous members iiTzTimmy and Dezignful. Initially, the trio would compete in the BLGS offseason tournament before competing at the 2024 Championship in Sapporo, Japan. The team would finish 8th in the first Americas qualifier and 19th in the second as The Dojo. However, on 12 November 2024 it was announced that The Dojo had been signed by 100 Thieves, marking their return to Apex Legends.^[25]

Genburten serves as his team's fragger,^[26] with the role expected to provide a considerable amount of a team's kills and damage. Indeed, Genburten has been noted to record high amounts of both at competitive tournaments.^[26]

Apex players choose between mouse and keyboard or controller inputs; Genburten plays on the latter, being considered by video game media outlets one of the best controller players in the sport.^[7] As he plays on controller, Genburten has been noted to experiment with the input's sensitivity settings.^[27] Genburten has dealt with accusations of cheating throughout his career, which he has stated have been persistent.^[18][28][29]