33z PUBG Mobile Player Profile

The 33z who plays for GR Esports is a different person from the 33z who plays for Weibo Gaming, and the two must not be confused. GR Esports' 33z joined on 27 June 2026, arriving from the Afghan national team in a move the organisation announced with the words 'From the AFGHAN National Team straight to GR Esports', while Weibo's 33z is Lin Zhichao, a Chinese player who came through Rogue Warriors. No real name for GR Esports' 33z has been published in the sources found. He joined on the same day that Bablu left the side for RITZY Esports, and his arrival opened a summer of change that brought Skylo the next day and Cabrera a week later, completing the five that still represents the organisation. GR Esports is a Bangladeshi organisation with a European roster, founded on 3 July 2020, and its total prize winnings stand at $11,787, a figure built across six years of lower tier European events.

His first recorded result with the side came at the PUBG Mobile Club Open Western Europe Wildcard Fall 2026, where GR Esports finished fifth on 30 August and earned $260. The side then qualified for the PUBG Mobile Global Open 2026 Season 2 Western Europe Finals, held from 18 to 20 September 2026, one of sixteen teams chasing two places in the Season 2 Main Event, an event eventually won by Hustler Crew with NEXT second and MAVERICK Esport third. The spring results that came before him, including third place at the Season 1 Western Europe Finals in May, belong to MafiaOG and Kashi, not to 33z, since he joined in late June. With only the autumn events on his record so far, his page rests on a short run of results, and more will be needed before a fuller picture of his career can be written. The August fifth place added $260 to GR Esports' prize winnings, and the Western Europe Finals qualification that followed kept the side's season alive into September.