Skip to content
Press The Game

Team

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.

DG Esports' AIC 2020 team portrait.
DG Esports' AIC 2020 team portrait. · DuniaGames
Share this page
Updated November 5, 2026

Commercial snapshot

Signature achievement

AIC 2020 participant; ASL Season 4 runner-up

DuniaGames identifies DG as Indonesia's representative; Liquipedia lists the qualification result.[1][2]

Latest listed roster

AIC 2020 roster

  • Ayep

    Player

  • BackDoor

    Player

  • Kurus

    Player

  • Kyoka

    Player

  • MAMMON

    Player

  • Meloo

    Player

  • SKRULL

    Player

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]

Work with Press The Game

Bring an opportunity to the table

Looking for media reach, industry insight or the right esports partner? Bring us your brief—we’ll help move it forward.

Find the right connection

Matches

No matches are available for this team yet.

Related coverage

Riot Sets Six Regional Qualification Paths for VCT Pacific 2027 Cups
NewsOct 29, 2026

Riot Sets Six Regional Qualification Paths for VCT Pacific 2027 Cups

Riot's VCT Pacific 2027 format gives Korea and Japan three direct Cup places each, Southeast Asia two, and Thailand, Indonesia and Vietnam one each, with the Pacific LCQ awarding the final place.

Garena Ends FFWS SEA's Unified Qualification League, Shifts 2027 Path to National Events
NewsOct 13, 2026

Garena Ends FFWS SEA's Unified Qualification League, Shifts 2027 Path to National Events

From 2027, Garena will route seven of Southeast Asia's eight Free Fire Global Finals places through national FFWS competitions in Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam and Malaysia, with one place decided by a regional qualifier.

Four Lifetime Bans Test RoV League Integrity
FeatureOct 11, 2026

Four Lifetime Bans Test RoV League Integrity

Four lifetime bans in one year have raised questions about integrity safeguards, player support and financial pressures around Thailand’s RoV Pro League.

What the 1-3-1 Framework Can Teach the Esports Industry
AnalysisSep 24, 2026

What the 1-3-1 Framework Can Teach the Esports Industry

Andrew “Sir Cloud” Cheong applies the 1-3-1 framework to esports’ economic challenge, weighing optimization, consolidation and community-led business models before recommending stronger direct relationships with fans.

Team Liquid reported to begin third global workforce restructuring in a year
NewsSep 7, 2026

Team Liquid reported to begin third global workforce restructuring in a year

Team Liquid was reported to have begun a third global workforce restructuring within a year, even as its co-CEO has described the organization as profitable for three consecutive years.

After Making History at EWC, Where Does Women's Esports Go Next?
FeatureAug 5, 2026

After Making History at EWC, Where Does Women's Esports Go Next?

SAETA's historic MWI quarterfinal exposed both the growing competitive promise of women's esports and the structural gaps still holding its players back.

M7 Draws 5.68m Peak Viewers as MLBB Adds Five Regions
FeatureFeb 9, 2026

M7 Draws 5.68m Peak Viewers as MLBB Adds Five Regions

M7 drew 5.68 million peak concurrent viewers as Mobile Legends: Bang Bang paired Indonesia’s mature club ecosystem with a five-region plan for global growth.