AMAN, former Team SouL and Entity player

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$25,001Approx. winnings

Aman Jain, known as AMAN and earlier as EntityAMAN, is a former Indian PUBG Mobile player born 15 May 1998. He played for Team SouL at the PMCO Spring Split 2019, then joined Entity Gaming in August 2019, a move widely reported at the time, including a Sportskeeda report quoting Ghatak on the transfer.

The SouL-to-Entity path was one of the well-travelled roads of 2019 Indian PUBG Mobile: SouL was the country's most-watched team, and Entity was assembling a roster meant to challenge internationally. Jain's time as a pro belongs to that window, before the game's ban and rebirth as BGMI reshaped every roster in the country.

After retiring from competition, Jain stayed inside the ecosystem as a creator. He now streams as SoulAman on YouTube with the S8UL association, keeping him a familiar face to fans who remember the 2019 scene. A 2024 Sportskeeda piece noted his comments about returning to the game, which drew attention precisely because of his history.

Entity Gaming's PMCO Fall 2019 run took the South Asia title with Jain in the roster, and Liquipedia's results also credit him at the PMCO 2019 Fall Split global finals, where Entity Gaming placed fifth, and at the Peacekeeper Elite Championship 2019 with SouL. Stand-in spells with MG and TSM Entity followed in mid-2020, the TSM Entity one reaching sixth at the PUBG Mobile World League 2020: East, before seasons with Global Esports and Chemin Esports and a short ZED stint closed his playing career in 2021.

Coaching brought the biggest title of his career. Jain coached Team SouL from January 2022 to October 2023, a run whose peak was the Battlegrounds Mobile India Pro Series Season 1 title in June 2022, followed by 11th place at the PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2022. Alongside the coaching years he has been a content creator for S8UL Esports since October 2020, the role Liquipedia lists as his current one.

Verified facts here are his name, birth date, his playing stints from FIREFROST to ZED, the Team SouL coaching run and his current creator status. His in-game role was never published in the sources used and is marked missing.

Team history

  1. 2022-01-13 → 2023-10Team SouL (Coach)
  2. 2021-11-28 → 2021-12-09ZED
  3. 2021-08-31 → 2021-10-01Chemin Esports logoChemin Esports
  4. 2020-12-11 → 2021-05-01Global Esports logoGlobal Esports
  5. 2020-06-26 → 2020-08-09TSM Entity (Stand-in)
  6. 2020-06-17 → 2020-06-21MG (Stand-in)
  7. 2019-12-01 → 2020-06-17Team SouL logoTeam SouL
  8. 2019 → 2019-12-01Entity Gaming
  9. 2019 → 2019Team FIREFROST

Achievements

Team placements at events this player is recorded on. Prize is the team's prize.
DatePlaceTierTournamentTeamPrize
13 Aug 202211thSPMWI 2022OverallTeam SouL (coach)—
24 Jul 20227thBBMSD 2022OverallTeam SouL (coach)—
17 Jul 20226thBBGMS 2022OverallTeam SouL (coach)—
12 Jun 20221stABMPS S1 2022OverallTeam SouL (coach)—
10 Feb 20221stBPro Warrior S1OverallTeam SouL (coach)—
31 Aug 20201stCMatrix Cup 2020OverallTeam IND—
9 Aug 20206thSPMWL EastOverallTSM Entity—
14 Jun 202013thAPMPL SA S1 2020OverallTeam SouL—
10 Nov 20191stAPMCO Fall SAOverallEntity Gaming—

Awards & honours

  • 1st - PMCO Fall 2019 South Asia
  • 1st - Matrix Premier Cup 2020
  • 1st - BMPS Season 1 (as coach)
  • 1st - Pro Warrior Cup Season 1 (as coach)

Earnings Chart

$25,001Approx. total winnings

FAQ

What is AMAN's real name?

AMAN's real name is Aman Jain.

Which team does AMAN play for?

AMAN is retired; his last recorded team is Team SouL.

What role does AMAN play?

AMAN plays as coach.

How much has AMAN earned?

AMAN's winnings are about $25,001.