Genesis Dogma GIDS was an Indonesian PUBG MOBILE team formed in 2020 and disbanded in January 2024. Its roster included Satar and NiciL, and it won two domestic pro league titles.[1]
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Genesis Dogma GIDS PUBG MOBILE
Genesis Dogma GIDS was an Indonesian PUBG MOBILE competitive team whose roster included Satar and NiciL; the operation ended in 2024.
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Based in
The early team drew from Manado's local PUBG MOBILE community. This records its historical origin, not a current base.[2]
Signature achievement
Two-time Indonesian pro league champion
The team won PMPL Indonesia Seasons 4 and 5.[1]
Club
Independent team; no canonical parent Club verified
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Tournament
PUBG MOBILE Global Championship
The team reached the annual world championship in 2021 and 2022.[1]
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