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King of Gamers Club
KING OF GAMERS CLUB · RoV / Arena of Valor
King of Gamers Club is a long-running Thai esports organisation whose RoV side was rebuilt at the end of 2025 and finished third in RPL 2026 Summer, five places better than it had managed in RPL 2025 Summer. Both Garena and the club announced the same RPL 2026 Winter eight on 11 August, and the club says the squad is unchanged. Winter roster, the club's own announcement, Summer standings.
- Code
- KOG
- Country
- Thailand
- Current season
- RPL 2026 Winter
- Coach
- OHM
RPL 2026 Winter roster
Announced 11 August 2026. This is the announced season roster. The five players fielded in an individual match may differ.
| Main lineup | Announced role |
|---|---|
| BASKUNG | Dark Slayer lane |
| Cinderella | Jungle · Captain |
| PuPu | Mid lane |
| Nightza | Abyssal Dragon lane |
| JDust | Support |
- Substitute
- Pmons · Jungle
- Substitute
- Gimpo · Jungle
- Coach
- OHM
Sources: Garena's roster announcement and the club's own lineup post, both published on 11 August.
What changed for Winter?
The club's own Winter post says there are no additions and no removals this season, and four of the five announced names are unchanged from Summer: Cinderella captain in Jungle, BASKUNG in Slayer lane, PuPu in Mid and Nightza in Dragon lane, with OHM still the coach. The club's announcement, Summer roster.
The support line is the one that reads differently: KrataiA in January, JDust in August. No club or organizer post announcing a departure or a signing in that position was found, the club says the squad is unchanged, and Liquipedia records JDust as an alternate ID for KrataiA — so this is most likely one player under a new handle rather than a change of player. Both announcements are shown as published rather than merged. Liquipedia's player record.
Among the substitutes there was a real change, earlier in the year. On 19 May 2026 the club said farewell to Tutor and Matashi and, the same day, announced Gimpo as a selection from its own KOG's Talent Search 2026 programme, ahead of APL 2026 in Vietnam. Garena's Winter announcement lists Pmons and Gimpo as the two substitutes, both for Jungle. Farewell, Gimpo.
Selected completed results
| Competition | Result under the King of Gamers Club name | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| RPL 2026 Summer | 3rd overall | ฿700,000 and a place at APL 2026 — five places better than the club managed in RPL 2025 Summer. Official standings. |
| RPL 2025 Summer | 8th overall | Last of the eight teams in Garena's published standings. Official standings. |
These are completed tournament outcomes. King of Gamers Club also travelled to APL 2026 as one of Thailand's qualifiers, but Garena published only a top eight for that tournament and the club is not in it, so no placement is shown. For the ongoing Winter season, use Garena's tournament channel and external tournament coverage. APL 2026 standings.
The organisation
King of Gamers Club is a Thai esports organisation that fields teams in several titles. Liquipedia traces it to the winners of the first “King of Gamers” competition and records a rebrand to the current name in 2020; the club's own site currently serves a store rather than a history page, so that account rests on the database rather than on the club. Liquipedia, club page.
The RoV side that plays this season is a rebuild. In November 2025 the club said goodbye to PJ, JDai, Sumpeng, OHM, Jakkapat and Danunai in a single post; six weeks later it revealed new members, and the January 2026 season announcement showed an almost entirely different five — with OHM back as coach. Third place in RPL 2026 Summer, and the APL 2026 place that came with it, followed eighth and last in RPL 2025 Summer. Farewells, Summer roster, 2026 standings, 2025 standings.
Watch and follow
Follow King of Gamers Club on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube. For official competition broadcasts and announcements, use Garena RoV Thailand on YouTube and Garena RoV Tournament on Facebook.
Sources and verification
Team and organizer announcements behind the roster, results, and history above, with the reporting and match records used to cross-check them.
Last researched: 8 September 2026. The roster is the 11 August announcement, published the same day by both the organizer and the club, and the results table covers completed events only. Where the two season announcements disagree — the support handle — the page shows both rather than resolving them. This page does not maintain live standings or match statistics.