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POPS Bacon Time was a Thai Arena of Valor team that qualified for the 2020 International Championship through Road to Glory.

POPS Bacon Time's AIC 2020 lineup artwork.
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Updated November 4, 2026

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Signature achievement

AWC 2018 participant; AIC 2020 qualifier

The 2018 event source uses IT. City Bacon, an alias associated with the same Thai team; Liquipedia records its later AIC 2020 qualifying route.[5][2]

Latest listed roster

AIC 2020 roster

  • Jjak

    Coach

  • 7K2

    Player

  • Getsrch

    Player

  • Moowan

    Player

  • Moss

    Player

  • Nongtee

    Player

  • Pan

    Player

  • TOAX

    Player

The same Thai Arena of Valor team competed at AWC 2018 under the name IT. City Bacon, later qualifying for the 2020 Arena of Valor International Championship as POPS Bacon Time. Its announced 2020 lineup included Moss, Getsrch, Moowan, Nongtee, 7K2, Pan and TOAX, with Jjak as coach. PTG has not yet verified a canonical parent Club relationship for this historical competition entry.[5][1][2]

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