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Rex Regum Qeon
RRQB Organization Logo
NicknameKing of Kings
Short nameRRQ
Divisions
Active (12):
Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (2017–Present)
PUBG Mobile (2018–Present)
Free Fire (2019–Present)
Valorant (2020–Present)
Honor of Kings (2024–Present)
eFootball (2025–Present)
Street Fighter 6 (2019, 2025–Present)
Teamfight Tactics (2025–Present)
Tekken 8 (2025–Present)
Delta Force (2025–Present)
Apex Legends (2019, 2025–Present)
TrackMania (2026–Present)

Past (9):
Dota 2 (2013–2019)
Arena of Valor (2017–2019)
Point Blank (2017–2019)
PUBG (2018–2019)
Counter-Strike (2018–2019)
Call of Duty: Mobile (2020)
Wild Rift (2021–2023)
Pokémon Unite (2023)
EA Sports FC (2022)
Founded22 October 2013; 12 years ago (2013-10-22)
Based inJakarta, Indonesia
LocationSoutheast Asia
South Korea
Previous:
Brazil
Colors  Black   Gold   White
CEOAndrian "AP" Pauline
Official fan club
RRQ Kingdom
Partnersrealme
Asus ROG
Shopee Pay
Ayana
Biznet
Pop Mie
Sukro
GODA
VIrtu Digilab
Muse Communication
Parent groupPT. Qeon Interactive
Websiteteamrrq.com Edit this at Wikidata

Rex Regum Qeon (RRQ), known by the nickname "King of Kings" is an esports organization based in Indonesia founded by Andrian "AP" Pauline Husen and Riki Kawano "Qeon" Suliawan. The organization currently competes in professional tournaments in the games of Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, PUBG Mobile, Free Fire, Valorant, Honor of Kings, Apex Legends, eFootball, Teamfight Tactics, Tekken 8, Delta Force, and Trackmania.

RRQ was founded in October 2013 and initially started as an Indonesian DotA team. In 2017, Andrian Pauline was appointed as CEO. Starting from that point, RRQ began expanding into several esports titles, which are Point Blank, PUBG: Battleground, and Mobile Legends: Bang Bang.[1]

As of the end of 2024, RRQ has won a total of four world championship titles: two in Point Blank (PBIC 2017 with RRQ Endeavour and PBWC 2019 with RRQ TCN), and two in PUBG Mobile (including the PUBG Mobile Star Challenge 2018 with RRQ Athena).

RRQ was ranked as the third most popular esports organization team in the world in 2020. In a report released by Shareable titled "The State of Social Media 2020", the team's fan activity on social media throughout 2020 had reached 26.5 million activities.[2][3]

In 2024, RRQ Hoshi was ranked as the second most-watched esports team in the world, behind T1, with more than 112.2 million hours watched[4]. In a separate ranking covering esports organizations across all competitive divisions, RRQ placed sixth worldwide[5].

In 2025, RRQ Hoshi remained among the world's most-watched esports teams, ranking fourth with 95.207 million hours watched.[6]

Salary

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Andrian Pauline, CEO of RRQ, during an interview with Kompas TV in 2021, stated that his esports organization paid team players a monthly income, roughly around 1 to 3 million Rupiahs per months.[7]

Collaboration

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Attack on Titan collaboration

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RRQ and Muse Asia announced their first collaboration with the release on RRQ x Attack on Titan merchandise in November 2022,[8] with AoT, originally written by Hajime Isayama, approaching their final season.[9]

That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime collaboration

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In early 2025, RRQ become the first ever esports club to have a full-fledged anime jersey based on That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime anime, written by Fuse and illustrated by Mitz Vah for light novel and Taiki Kawakami for manga, published by Kodansha.[10] The collaboration itself marked a significant milestone and history for the esports and anime community as there are never ever before an anime theme on an esports jersey.[11] The jersey also co-licensed by Muse Asia, the distributor and licensee of the anime itself featuring new front sponsor, realme.[12][13]

Frieren collaboration

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Following the success of Tensura collaboration, Muse Asia and RRQ continue their partnership to release 2026 early kits and collections based on Frieren anime, originally written by Kanehito Yamada and illustrated by Tsukasa Abe with the tagline "Inspired by a Journey That Never Fades".[14] The collections featruring Himmel jacket, Frieren shirt, Frieren varsity jacket and Frieren Zoltraak coach jacket.[15]

Mobile Legends: Bang Bang

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History

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RRQ Esports entered the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB) competitive scene in 2017 with the formation of RRQ.O2, one of Indonesia's pioneering professional teams. In MPL Indonesia Season 1, RRQ.O2 dominated the regular season, finishing at the top of the standings. However, they fell short in the playoffs, finishing in 3rd place. Determined to bounce back, RRQ.O2 returned stronger in MPL Indonesia Season 2, securing their first-ever MPL ID championship by defeating EVOS Legends in the grand final.

Partnership with PSG

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In February 2019, the organization had previously signed a partnership with a European football club, Paris Saint-Germain F.C. (PSG), It was announced in a Press Conference held at The Dharmawangsa Hotel, Jakarta. Through its esports division, PSG esports had officially collaborated with Team RRQ for the 3rd Season of Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Professional League Indonesia on 16 February 2019.[16] Their partnership had ended in July 2019.[17]

Expansion to Brazil

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After concluding in the MLBB M3 World Championship, Brazilian representatives Keyd Stars' roster disbanded. This was later confirmed by one of its roster members. However, during the eve of the ninth season of MPL Indonesia, RRQ announced their expansion to MPL Brazil, to form RRQ Akira. The roster mainly comprised most of the players of Keyd Stars.[18] RRQ Akira disbanded at the end of the 2024 season after their journey ended in wildcard round of M6 World Championship.

Expansion to Philippines

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In July 2023, RRQ announced its expansion into the Philippines, marking its entry into the region's competitive Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Development League (MDL PH).[19][20] This move came ahead of MDL Philippines Season 2, where RRQ aimed to develop rising talents in the country's MLBB scene.[21][22]

The team, known as RRQ Kaito, won their first and only MDL PH on Season 3 by taking down ECHO Proud in a close 3–2 game and denying ECHO's three-peat.[23] The roster would later won the SIBOL National team qualifier ahead of International Esports Federation (IeSF) 2024 event where the main five was selected alongside Falcons AP Bren's jungler, Kyle "KyleTzy" Sayson.[24][25] A year later, the team would be disbanded in December 2025 to make room for MPL MY expansion, mainly due to partnership system that was created in Malaysia scene.[26][27]

Expansion to Malaysia

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Just after they disbanded the Philippines team, they would accepted as one of the eight founding partnership team for the new MPL MY system in February 2026, ahead of the upcoming Season 17.[28] The partnership system was planned for eight teams with five of them coming from outside of Malaysia, including Indonesia.[29] The full roster was announced on 12 March 2026 featuring former RRQ Hoshi player, Rendy "Dyrennn" Syahputra and former ONIC Esports and Team SMG gold laner, Lu "Sasa" Khai Bean as the head coach, previously become the first ever Malaysian to win an international event with his infamous Kage squad in Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Southeast Asia Cup (MSC) 2019.[30][31]

Tournament History

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Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Professional League

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RRQ Hoshi
Year MPL Indonesia Moonton International Competitions ESL Competitions
G W D L MW W-L% MW-ML% Seed Playoffs MLBB
Mid-Season Cup 		MPL Invitational MLBB
World Championship 		APAC/SEA Challenge Finals Mobile Masters
2018 Season 1 MPL–ID 9 7 2 0 16–2 .778 .889 1st 3rd Place
0–2
Team NXL 		3rd Place
0–2
Aerowolf Roxy 		Not held Not held Not held
Season 2 9 7 – 2 16–6 .778 .727 3rd 1st Place
3–0
EVOS Esports
2019 Season 3 11 6 – 5 15–12 .545 .556 5th 7th–8th Place
1–2
Bigetron Alpha 		Did not qualify 2nd Place
3–4
EVOS Legends
Season 4 14 10 – 4 22–13 .714 .629 2nd 2nd Place
1–3
EVOS Legends
2020 Season 5 14 11 – 3 22–8 .786 .733 1st 1st Place
3–2
EVOS Legends 		Cancelled
due to the
Covid–19 Pandemic 		1st Place
3–0
Resurgence 		3rd Place
1–3
Bren Esports
Season 6 14 10 – 4 22–11 .714 .667 2nd 1st Place
3–2
Alter Ego 		5th–8th Place
0–2
Alter Ego
2021 Season 7 14 9 – 5 22–14 .643 .611 3rd 5th–6th Place
1–2
Aerowolf 		Did not qualify 3rd–4th Place
1–2
Blacklist Int. 		4th–5th Place
0–3
Blacklist Int.
Season 8 14 10 – 4 22–9 .714 .710 2nd 2nd Place
3–4
ONIC Esports
2022 Season 9 14 12 – 2 25–8 .857 .758 1st 1st Place
4–1
ONIC Esports 		2nd Place
0– 4
RSG Philippines 		13th–20th Place
1–2
Geek Fam ID 		3rd Place
1–3
ECHO
Season 10 14 9 – 5 18–14 .643 .563 2nd 2nd Place
1–4
ONIC Esports
2023 Season 11 14 9 – 5 22–15 .643 .595 2nd 4th Place
2–3
EVOS Legends 		Did not qualify 9th–12th
Group Stage Finish 		Did not qualify Eliminated in Challenge Season (S3) Not Held
Season 12 16 11 – 5 24–16 .688 .600 2nd 4th Place
0–3
Bigetron Alpha
2024 Season 13 16 7 – 9 18–22 .438 .450 6th 5th–6th Place
2–3
Geek Fam ID 		Defunct 5th–6th
1–3
Selangor Red Giants 		Eliminated in Challenge Season (S5)
Season 14 16 13 – 3 28–11 .813 .718 1st 2nd Place
3–4
Team Liquid ID
2025 Season 15 16 12 – 4 25–14 .750 .641 1st 2nd Place
3–4
ONIC 		5th–8th Place
2–3
SRG.OG 		Did not qualify 5th–6th Place
1–2
ONIC Philippines (S6) 		2nd Place
1–4
ONIC Philippines
Season 16 16 6 – 10 29–5 .375 .405 1th Did
not
Qualify
2026 Season 17 16 2 – 14 29–8 .125 .216 1th Did
not
Qualify 		Did not qualify To be determined Not Held
Season 18 To be determined
All-Time Stats 237 151 2 84 340–226 .643 .601 – 4 MPL Titles 0 MSC Titles 1 MPLI Titles 0 Worlds Titles 0 Finals Titles 0 Masters Titles
RRQ Akira (Disbanded)
Year MPL Brazil / Liga LATAM Moonton International Competitions ESL Competitions
G W D L MW W-L% MW-ML% Seed Playoffs MLBB
Mid-Season Cup 		MPL Invitational MLBB
World Championship 		LATAM Challenge Finals Mobile Masters
2022 Season 2 MPL–BRA 7 6 – 1 12–3 .857 .800 2nd 1st Place
4–0
DreamMax 		Region Not
Competing ^2 		Region Not
Competing ^3 		7th–8th Place
1–3
The Valley 		Not Held Not Held
Liga LATAM 3 3 – 0 3–0 1.000 1.000 2nd 1st Place
4–1
Malvinas Gaming
2023 Season 3 MPL–BRA 14 14 – 0 28–2 1.000 .933 1st 1st Place
4–1
DreamMax 		13th–16th Place
Group Stage
Season 4 7 7 – 0 14–0 1.000 1.000 1st 1st Place
4–0
Bigetron Sons
Season 3 Liga LATAM – – – – – – – – 1st Place
4–0
Bigetron Sons
2024 Season 5 MPL–BRA 7 6 – 1 13–2 .857 .867 1st 1st Place
4–1
Bigetron Sons 		13th–16th Place
Group Stage Finish 		Defunct Wild card
group stage
2–1 		2nd Place
0–2
Bigetron Sons
Season 1 MPL–LATAM^1 7 6 1 0 – .857 – 1st 1st Place
4–2
Entity7
Season 2 3 3 – 0 6–1 1.000 .857 1st 2nd Place
0–4
Entity7
All-Time Stats 48 45 1 2 76–8 .938 .905 – 4 MPL-BRA Titles
1 MPL-LATAM Titles
2 Liga LATAM Titles 		0 MSC Titles 0 MPLI Titles 0 Worlds Titles 0 Finals Titles 0 Masters Titles
RRQ Tora
Year MPL Malaysia Moonton International Competitions ESL Competitions
G W D L MW W-L% MW-ML% Seed Playoffs MLBB
Mid-Season Cup 		MPL Invitational MLBB
World Championship 		APAC/SEA Challenge Finals Mobile Masters
2026 Season 17 MPL–MY 14 6 – 8 12–18 .429 .400 6th 5th-6th Place
0-3
Team Vamos 		Did not qualify Defunct To be determined Not Held
Season 18 To be determined

Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Development League

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Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Development League
RRQ Sena
Year MDL Indonesia ESL Competitions
Stage GP W D L MW W-L% MW-ML% Finish Playoffs APAC/SEA
Challenge Finals
2020 1 Group 11 5 – 6 11–13 .455 .458 6th 5th–8th Place
0–2
Victim Esports 		Not Held
2 Group 10 9 – 1 19–6 .900 .760 1st 2nd Place
1–3
Siren Clan
2021 3 Group 13 8 – 5 19–13 .615 .594 5th 7th–8th Place
1–2
KINGS Esports
4 Group 13 6 – 7 17–17 .462 .500 7th 5th–6th Place
0–2
AURA Esports
2022 5 Group 13 7 – 6 16–14 .538 .533 7th 9th–10th Place
1–2
Rebellion Sinai
6 Group 13 10 – 3 21–12 .769 .636 3rd 4th–5th Place
1–2
Bigetron Beta
2023 7 Group 15 10 – 5 24–15 .667 .615 3rd 5th–8th Place
1–3
EVOS Icon 		Did not qualify
8 Group 16 12 – 4 27–12 .750 .692 3rd 2nd Place
2–4
Bossque
2024 9 Group 3 1 – 2 4–4 .333 .500 3rd 2nd Place
3–4
Geek Fam ID Jr 		Eliminated in Open Finals
Swiss 4 3 – 1 11–4 .750 .733 2nd
10 Group 3 1 – 2 2–5 .333 .286 3rd 1st Place
4–2
Bigetron Beta
Swiss 4 3 – 1 11–7 .750 .611 3rd
2025 11 Group 3 2 – 1 4–3 .667 .571 3rd Did not qualify Did not qualify
Swiss 5 2 – 3 9–10 .400 .474 10th
12 Group 3 2 – 1 5–3 .667 .625 1st Did not qualify
Swiss 5 2 – 3 9–10 .400 .474 9th
2026 13 Swiss 4 3 - 1 10-6 .750 .625 3rd 3th-4th Place
1–3
Bigetron Academy 		Not Held
Season 14 To be determined
All-Time Stats 133 84 0 49 210–144 .632 .593 – 1 MDL Title 0 Finals Titles
RRQ Kaito (Disbanded)
Year MDL Philippines ESL Competitions
Stage P W D L MW W-L% MW-ML% Finish Playoffs APAC/SEA Challenge Finals
2023 2 Group 11 5 - 6 13–14 .455 .481 9th Did not qualify Did not qualify
2024 3 Group 9 9 - 0 18–3 1.000 .857 1st 1st Place
3–2
ECHO Proud 		Eliminated in Open Finals
4 Group 11 8 - 3 19–7 .727 .731 3rd 2nd Place
3–4
Lazy Esports
2025 5 Group 3 2 - 1 4–2 .667 .667 2nd 3rd Place
3–4
Aurora Hunters 		Eliminated in Open Finals
Seeding 3 2 - 1 5–2 .667 .714 6th
Play-ins 2 2 - 0 5–0 1.000 1.000
6 Group 3 2 1 0 5–1 .667 .833 1st 2nd Place
2–4
AP.Bren x RWE
Seeding 3 2 - 1 4–2 .667 .667 2nd
Play-ins 2 2 - 0 5–0 1.000 1.000
All-Time Stats 47 34 1 12 78–31 .739 .716 – 1 MDL Title 0 Finals Titles

Honours

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As on 1 June 2026

  Background shading indicates that the tournament is organized by Moonton.
  Background shading indicates that the tournament is a national tournament.
  Background shading indicates that the tournament is organized by ESL.
Indonesia RRQ.O2 / RRQ Hoshi
Tournament Champions Runners-up Finals Season Won Season Runners-Up Best Results
MPL Indonesia 4 5 9 S2, S5, S6, S9 S4, S8, S10, S14, S15 Champions
Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Mid Season Cup 0 1 1 – MSC 2022 Runners-Up
M World Championship 0 1 1 – M1 Runners-Up
MPL Invitational (Defunct) 1 0 1 MPLI 2020 S1 – Champions
ESL SEA/APAC Challenge Finals 0 0 0 – – 5th–6th Place
ESL Mobile Masters 0 1 1 – MM 2025 Runners-Up
President's Cup 0 0 0 – – 3rd Place
Indonesia RRQ Sena
Tournament Champions Runners-up Finals Season Won Season Runners-Up Best Results
MDL Indonesia 1 3 4 S10 S2, S8, S9 Champions
President's Cup 0 0 0 – – 3rd–4th Place
Philippines RRQ Kaito (Disbanded)
Tournament Champions Runners-up Finals Season Won Season Runners-Up Best Results
MDL Philippines 1 2 3 S3 S4, S6 Champions
Brazil RRQ Akira (Disbanded)
Tournament Champions Runners-up Finals Season Won Season Runners-Up Best Results
MPL Brazil (Defunct) 4 0 4 S2, S3, S4, S5 – Champions
Liga LATAM (Defunct) 2 0 2 S2, S3 – Champions
MPL-LATAM 1 1 2 S1 S2 Champions
ESL SPS LATAM Challenge Finals 0 1 1 – S5 Runners-Up

Rosters

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Updated as on 30 April 2026

RRQ Mobile Legends: Bang Bang rosters
Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Hoshi
Handle Name Nationality
SuperDan Dan Nathaniel Yanbao Philippines
Idok Said Ali Ridho Indonesia
Rinz Hajirin Arafat Indonesia
Yehezkiel Yehezkiel Wiseman Hamonangan Napitu Indonesia
Kuroky Habil Azhari Akbar Indonesia
SuperKenn Kenneth Marcello Indonesia
SuperToYy Muhammad Rizky Indonesia
Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Sena
Handle Name Nationality
Rezzz Muhammad Reza Kurniawan Indonesia
SuperDitzz Aditya Nugraha Indonesia
Rexlona Prayoga Naufal Indonesia
Ciko Marsiko Adi Indonesia
Let Down Zahran Ariel Ramadani Indonesia
Zunesh Ilyas Prasetyo Indonesia
Shane Akhiles Shane Valentino Indonesia
Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Tora
Handle Name Nationality
Super Yoshi Czedrick Jaylord Romero Philippines
Dyrennn Rendy Syahputra Indonesia
Gary Muhammad Syafizan Najmi Kamarulzaman Malaysia
Rough Dhiya' Harith Hazran Shahrul Hadafi Malaysia
Kyym Adam Alhakim Mohamad Ali Malaysia
AJ Muhammad Azri Jamaluddin Malaysia
Widy (L) Christian Widy Wardhana Hartono Indonesia
Legend:
  • (I) Inactive
  • (S) Suspended
  • (L) On loan
  • (2W) Two-way player
  • Substitute player Substitute
  • Injured Injury / Illness
Notes
1. ^ All tournaments in South America will be played in under one tournament named MPL–LATAM, the direct successor to MPL Brazil and Liga LATAM.
2. ^ Previously known as the Southeast Asia Cup with selected regions only participating in the said event. In 2024, it was rebranded to the Mid Season Cup making the first iteration of the tournament South America's first appearance.
3. ^ Only Southeast Asian teams competed in the ONE Esports MPL Invitational from 2020 to 2023.

Garena Delta Force

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History

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Partnership with 7Sins

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In September 2025, RRQ, together with 7Sins, announced their participation in the first season of Delta Force National Championship (DFNC) for both PC and Mobile category[32] under the name of RRQx7Sins (short: RRQx7S).[33] RRQ would later sweep both category in a dominant fashion with the PC category additionally sets the unbeaten record with 18–0 record.[34][35][36] The victory on PC category books RRQx7S slot to Delta Force Invitational (DFI) Warfare 2025 that was held in Vietnam as the sole Indonesian representative.[37][38] However, RRQx7S ends their run in lower bracket quarterfinals with defeat to home team, Rapid Lofi 1–2. RRQx7S finished their campaign in 5th/6th place.[39]

Return as RRQ

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In March 2026, RRQ returns to DFNC under the name RRQ by taking 7Sins player to the competition. They would go on to win Season 2 in PC division without conceding a single round in the process, extending their 18-0 record from 2025 to 30-0.[40][41] Their victory earns themselves the rights to represent Indonesia in Pan-Pacific Warfare Cup (PWC) 2026,[42] where they would go on to win the whole thing after beating Toxido Esports, defending world champion of DFI Warfare 2025, from Thailand 2-1 in April 19, 2026 and earn the rights to represent Pacific region in DFI Warfare 2026 in Wuhan, China by finishing top three in the event, after sweep whole group B the day before with 4-0 record.[43][44][45] They would accompany Toxido and AHR from Taiwan as Pacific teams qualified in the tournament.[46][47] According to their coach and analyst, Pascal Setya "SnowyBun" Kusuma, the sudden rapid improvement of the team come from their learning process in previous DFI.[48]

RRQ Mobile Warfare divisions also successfully wins back-to-back DFNC, following the PC division legacy with an unbeaten season 2 with the total round score of 12-0[49][50] after beating Alter Ego x Elite with 2-0 score in the grand finals, the same opponent they beat last season.[51][52][53]

Tournament history

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Updated as of 2026 Season

RRQ PC
Year National Championship (PC) Pan-Pacific
Warfare 		Invitational
Warfare
G W D L MW Seed Playoffs
2025 Season 1 7 7 0 0 14-0 1st 1st Place
2–0
REVKCG 		Not Held 5th-6th Place
1-2
Rapid Lofi
2026 Season 2 3 3 0 0 6-0 1st
Group A 		1st Place
2–0
Valhalla 		1st Place
2-1
Toxido Esports 		Qualified
RRQ Mobile
Year National Championship (Mobile) Pan-Pacific
Warfare 		Invitational
Warfare
G W D L MW Seed Playoffs
2025 Season 1 7 5 2 0 12-2 2nd 1st Place
2–1
AExELITE 		Not Held
2026 Season 2 3 3 0 0 6-0 1st
Group C 		1st Place
2-0
Alter Ego x Elite 		Not Held

Honours

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Indonesia RRQ PC
Tournament Champions Runners-up Finals Season Won Season Runners-Up Best Results
National Championship 2 0 2 S1, S2 - Champions
Pan Pacific Warfare Cup 1 0 1 2026 - Champions
Invitational Warfare 0 0 0 - - 5th-6th Place
Indonesia RRQ Mobile
Tournament Champions Runners-up Finals Season Won Season Runners-Up Best Results
National Championship 2 0 2 S1, S2 - Champions

Honor of Kings

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History

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RRQ entered the Honor of Kings competitive scene in May 2024 as one of the teams invited to participate in the Honor of Kings Invitational 2024 Season 2 tournament.[54]

Tournament History

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As of 2026 IKL Regular Season

RRQ
Year Indonesia Kings Laga World Cup International
Championship
G W L MW W-L% MW-ML% Seed Playoffs
2025 Spring 13 5 8 14–18 .385 .438 3rd Group Tyrant 4th Place
1–3
Kagendra 		Did not qualify 13th-16th Place
2-3
Kagendra
Fall 13 10 3 22–11 .769 .667 2nd Group Tyrant 5th-6th Place
0-2
Dominator
2026 Spring 9 5 4 20–16 .556 .556 6th 5th-6th Place
3-4
Dominator by Nemesis 		To be determined

Valorant

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History

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Establishment

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RRQ announced that they would join Valorant competitive scene on 8 August, 2020 by moving former Point Blank roster and taking former Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) players from their own organization to establish RRQ Endeavour.[55] Their first ever competition would be Garuda Valorant Invitational and they would go on to finish last in their group.[56] Few months later in January 2021, RRQ released one of their players, Albert "frostmisty" Giovanni,[57] replace it by signed Rivaldyn "Valdyn" Nafian from ONIC Esports and Muhammad Adrian "adrnking" S from BOOM Esports.[58] Valdyn would be later released after playing just two months with the team and replaced with former Bigetron Esports CS:GO player, Dave “maez” Christopher.[59]

Forming the Filipino roster

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In January 2022, RRQ unveiled all-Filipino roster to compete in Valorant Champions Tour (VCT) Philippines season, consisting of former SV Empire Mikko “Hemsyxx” Gumapac, former Oasis Gaming Trixtan “Tr1x” Viray, former DR Esports duo of Kelly “kellyS” Sedillo and Francis Danison "Rabbet" Buñag, former Zeal Esports Vince “Flash” Medado and rookie Dustin Kurt “skadooskurt” Dollente.[60] According to their manager at that time Lan “Kingmaker” Rigates, the roster was initially leaked and it was relatively a "good experience".[61] The roster managed to win Predator League 2022 Philippines on September later that year after beating South Bull Esports (SBE) in convincing 2-0 result.[62]

Few days later after the win, RRQ, alongside Team Secret, was selected as the partnership team for the Filipino representative for the all-new VCT Pacific league, joining Paper Rex, Gen.G, DRX, T1, ZETA Division, DetonatioN FocusMe, Global Esports and Talon Esports.[63][64]

VCT Pacific era

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2023
[edit]

As the 2023 approach, RRQ announced that they would keep the Filipino core by taking former Bren Esports player Eroll Jule “EJAY” Delfin, followed by returnees Nathaniel “Nexi” Cabero, James “2ge” Goopio, Emmanuel “Emman” Morales, and Kelly “kellyS” Sedillo.[65] The roster was finalized by signing former BOOM Esports player and sole Indonesian representative in the roster, David Sean "tehbotoL" Michael Monangin who participate in Valorant Champions 2022 with his old team and former head coach of ONIC Esports, Martin "Ewok" from South Africa.[66]

Their LOCK//IN 2023 roster was revealed by adding Saibani "fl1pzjder" Rahmad and Hagai Kristen "Lmemore" Yesyurun Tewuh, and four core players were kept except Nexi and kellyS who has been released earlier.[67][68][69] They would end their journey early in round one after losing to FUT Esports 0-2. As the season goes by, RRQ would finish seventh in the league and didn't qualify for playoffs, thus ending their journey to qualify for Masters Tokyo.[70] They would proceed to Last Chance Qualifier for the last ticket for Champions 2023. However, their 2023 season end in a heartbreaking defeat to Gen.G 1-2 on lower bracket semifinals.[71] Emman would later leave the team on September after few months spending in the team.[72]

2024
[edit]

As the 2024 season comes, RRQ would replace Emman with Russian duelist from SCARZ, Maksim "Jemkin" Batorov to extend the firepower of the team.[73] It was become a hot topic for few weeks of speculation around the media as the team prepare to pushing their limits in VCT Pacific.[74] They would also added Korean in-game leader (IGL), Park "Estrella" Geon[75] and the rival such as Paper Rex has dubbed RRQ as the dark horse for the 2024 season.[76] However, recent additions didn't convert into positive results as they yet to qualify to internationals on merit with disappointing stage one performance by finished fourth in Group Omega, one spot short of playoffs.[77]

After a bad first stage, they acquired former ONIC Esports and Paper Rex duelist from Indonesia, Cahya "monyet" Nugraha[78][79] after he was allowed to negotiate with other teams thanks to Paper Rex's permission because of Wang "Jinggg" Jing Jie's return to the roster.[80] Few days later, 2ge departed from the team to join Team Secret and reunited with fellow Filipino teammates.[81] The team shows massive improvement by manage to qualify to the playoffs for the first time but their 2024 season ended in play-in loss against Gen.G, champion of Masters Shanghai, once again.[82] Lmemore and fl1pzdjer were released after almost two years playing with RRQ.[83]

2025
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As the 2025 season approaches, RRQ signed Alter Ego Esports initiator prodigy, Bryan Carlos "Kush" Setiawan[84] with the roster announcement featuring RRQ MLBB player cameo, Schevenko David "Skylar" Tendean.[85] They would also add former Team Secret coach, Evan "Warbirds" Olzem from the United States as the assistant coach.[86] After yet another disappointing results in Kickoff, RRQ would replace their IGL with former BLEED Esports Vietnamese player, Ngô "crazyguy" Công Anh before the stage one[87] and released Estrella from active roster.[88]

The transfer paid off as RRQ leads Group Omega and following BOOM Esports in Group Alpha as both Indonesian teams finish top of their respective groups.[89] The consistency followed by the upset against all odds after RRQ ended Paper Rex's cinderella story 3-2 in lower bracket finals and take Gen.G down 3-1 in the finals, ending 3 years hope of Indonesian team to become the second Southeast Asia team, after Paper Rex themselves, and first for Indonesia to win VCT.[90][91] The win secures RRQ to Esports World Cup direct slot and Masters Toronto as number one Pacific seed with immediate knockout round starting point.[92][93] Their international debut didn't go as plan for the first Pacific seed as they got kicked out early after two consecutive playoffs lost against Wolves Esports from China (0-2) in upper bracket quarterfinal and Fnatic from EMEA in lower bracket (1-2).[94]

The league form would continue in Stage 2 as they finished second in Group Alpha and book the upper bracket quarterfinals slot as second seed.[95] Even though they got kicked to the lower bracket after the lost to T1, they would resurgence themselves with three straight lower bracket victory, all on Korean teams (Gen.G,[96] Nongshim RedForce and T1) to guarantee their 2025 Valorant Champions slot as Pacific representative by points system.[97][98] The final slot would eventually taken by DRX after RRQ sends Talon home in a reverse sweep fashion 3-2 and jump RRQ as guaranteed first or second seed in Champions as the grand finalist of stage 2.[99] However, RRQ would lose 1-3 in the grand final to fan favorite Paper Rex and guarantees themselves as the second seed for Champions.[100][101]

Their debut in Champions didn't go as they wanted after taking one-sided lost game against Fnatic 0-2 in group B.[102][103] Their hopes was restored after taking down Bilibili Gaming in a close 2-1 game and becomes first Indonesian team to win a match in Champions.[104][105] Their journey ended after a lost to Made in Brazil (MIBR) 0-2 and bowed out from the tournament with 1-2 record. The head coach, Marthineus "Ewok" van der Walt steps down the role after carrying RRQ for three years in October.[106]

Tournament History

[edit]

Updated as of Valorant Champions Tour (Pacific Stage 1 2026)

Valorant Champions Tour – Pacific League (2023–Present)

[edit]
RRQ Valorant
Year VCT Pacific Masters 1 Masters 2 Champions
Competition G W L Map W–L Round W–L Seed Playoffs
2023 League 9 4 5 10–11 208–221 7th Did not qualify LOCK//IN São Paulo
17th–32th Place
0–2
FUT Esports 		Masters Tokyo
Did not qualify 		Champions Los Angeles
Did not qualify
2024 Kickoff 2 0 2 2–4 63–73 3rd Group C Did not qualify Masters Madrid
Did not qualify 		Masters Shanghai
Did not qualify 		Champions Seoul
Did not qualify
Stage 1 5 3 2 6–6 116–128 4th Group Omega Did not qualify
Stage 2 5 3 2 8–4 148–135 2nd Group Omega 5th–6th Place
0–2
Gen.G Esports
2025 Kickoff No Group Stage 7th–8th Place
1–2
Nongshim RedForce 		Masters Bangkok
Did not qualify 		Masters Toronto
7th–8th Place
1–2
Fnatic 		Champions Paris
9th–12th Place
Group Stage
1–2
Stage 1 5 3 2 8–5 148–126 1st Group Omega 1st Place
3–1
Gen.G Esports
Stage 2 5 3 2 6–7 139–129 2nd Group Alpha 2nd Place
1–3
Paper Rex
2026 Kickoff No Group Stage 4th Place
1–3
Paper Rex 		Masters Santiago
Did not qualify 		Masters London
Did not qualify 		Champions Shanghai
Stage 1 5 4 1 8-5 154-141 2nd Group Omega 5th-6th Place
1–2
T1
Stage 2 To be determined

Performance in Esports World Cup (EWC)

[edit]

History

[edit]

In March 2025, RRQ was officially selected as one of the 40 esports organizations worldwide to join the Esports World Cup Foundation's (EWCF) Club Partner Program.[107] This initiative aims to support the growth and sustainability of top-tier esports clubs by providing financial assistance and resources to enhance their operations and global reach. They would later finished in 27th place but eligible to earn the share prize pool money and ranking (joint 20th) after having two divisions (MLBB and Free Fire) finished in Top 8 and other clubs didn't meet the requirements.[108]

In late March 2026, RRQ once again was selected as one of the 40 esports organization worldwide to join the EWCF Club Foundation.[109] They become one of the four Southeast Asia clubs that join the 2026 foundation alongside fellow Indonesian organization ONIC Esports, Team Secret (based in the Philippines) and GAM Esports (based in Vietnam).[110]

Results

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Updated as of 15th June 2026

Key – Result
Colour Meaning
Gold Winner
Silver Second place
Bronze Third place or equivalent
Green Other points position
Blue Other classified position
Red Did not qualify (DNQ)
White Did not enter (DNE)
Tan Game not featured

  

Key – Team Status
Colour Meaning
Light Green Active
Light Pink Disbanded

  

Key – Symbols
Symbol Meaning
† Not eligible for EWC Points
RRQ Performance by Game
Game Team 2024 2025 2026
Apex Legends RRQ DNE DNE Q
Free Fire RRQ Kazu 7 2 Q
Honor of Kings RRQ DNQ DNQ DNQ
Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Men's RRQ Hoshi DNQ 5–8 DNQ
RRQ Tora DNE DNE DNQ
RRQ Akira 13–16 DNE DNE
Women's RRQ Mika DNQ DNE DNE
RRQ Shira DNE DNE DNQ
PUBG Mobile RRQ Ryu DNQ DNQ Q
Street Fighter 6 RRQ DNE DNQ TBD
Teamfight Tactics RRQ DNE DNQ DNQ
Tekken 8 RRQ DNE 25–32 TBD
Trackmania RRQ N/A N/A Q
Valorant RRQ N/A 9–12 Q
Total Points 40 950 TBD

Rest of the rosters

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As on 30 March 2026

RRQ rosters
Apex Legends
Handle Name Nationality
StrafingFlame Gen Ghi Subroto Indonesia
Prycryy Dylan Price Australia
EzFlash Muamar Fahri Abrar Indonesia
Teamfight Tactics
Handle Name Nationality
Asta1 Hoàng Xuân Sơn Vietnam
MIDFEED Nguyễn Thế Dự Vietnam
pk1 Trần Hồng Trường Vietnam
YBY1 Bùi Tuấn Kiên Vietnam
Tekken 8
Handle Name Nationality
JDCR Kim Hyun-Jin South Korea
Free Fire Kazu
Handle Name Nationality
Dutzz Wira Gunawan Indonesia
Abay Aby Siliwangi Jaya Kusuma Indonesia
18DeerMKS M Haidir Ali Indonesia
MaaL Abdullah Kamal Hasibuan Indonesia
PUBG Mobile RYU
Handle Name Nationality
Nerpehko Yoga Malik Rahman Indonesia
GenFos Genta Effendi Indonesia
LAPAR Tengku Muhammad Septiadi Ardiansyah Indonesia
Firen Satria Amarta Indonesia
Honor of Kings
Handle Name Nationality
ZenShao Cheng Wei Han Malaysia
SirDumb Muh Naufal Aushaf Mahfudz Indonesia
Gaoki Mochammad Imam Charomain Indonesia
Lexx Phang Alex Vincentus Indonesia
Harpist Agus Prasetyo Indonesia
XInglin Mou Haoran China
Valorant
Handle Name Nationality
Xffero David Sean Michael Monangin Indonesia
Kushy Bryan Carlos Setiawan Indonesia
crazyguy Ngo Cong Anh Vietnam
Jemkin Maksim Batorov Russia
Monyet I Made Adhi Cahya Nugraha Indonesia
Delta Force Operations PC
Handle Name Nationality
Bion Abi Faisal Indonesia
NAFTAL Glenn Naftali Indonesia
Xavy Agung Indonesia
dumdum Ridwan Syah Putra Indonesia
Ditraya Adrian Fajri Indonesia
NYSM Effendy Indonesia
Petruk Gal Indonesia
Zee N/A Indonesia
eFootball PC/Console
Handle Name Nationality
Elgacor Elga Cahya Putra Indonesia
binongboys Rizky Faidan Indonesia
eFootball Mobile
Handle Name Nationality
Radinka Radinka Wiratama Indonesia
Hudaaa Huda Yuliviar Ammar Indonesia
Legend:
  • (I) Inactive
  • (S) Suspended
  • (L) On loan
  • (2W) Two-way player
  • Substitute player Substitute
  • Injured Injury / Illness

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