DG Esports represented Indonesia at the 2020 Arena of Valor International Championship after finishing second in AOV Star League Season 4. DuniaGames reported the qualification and published a team portrait; its operating relationship to the broader Dunia Games business requires separate entity-level verification.[1][2]
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DG Esports Arena of Valor
DG Esports was an Indonesian Arena of Valor team that represented the AOV Star League at the 2020 International Championship.

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Kurus
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Kyoka
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