Buriram United Esports represented Thailand at the 2020 Arena of Valor International Championship and reached the semifinals.[2][3] Its announced roster included Summer, Difoxn, Nunu, F1, 007x, isilindilz, Bluenoping and Jommy, with Mistgunz as coach.[1] PTG has not yet linked this historical competition entry to a canonical Club profile.
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Buriram United Esports Arena of Valor
Buriram United Esports represented Thailand at the 2020 Arena of Valor International Championship.
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AIC 2020 semifinalist; fourth place
Garena names Buriram United Esports among the four semifinalists.[3]
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AIC 2020 roster
Mistgunz
Coach
007x
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Bluenoping
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Difoxn
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F1
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isilindilz
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Jommy
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Nunu
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Summer
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