HàDè PUBG Mobile Player Profile
HàDè is a PUBG Mobile player for Team Flash, the Vietnamese side, and the fifth player on the team's roster alongside Bowz, Zhius, Topz and Win.
He lined up with the four in the team's five-man event squads. The five played together at the PMSL Southeast Asia Fall 2025 Pre-Season and at the Ruthless Pro Series Clash of Giants Season 7 Main Event in October 2025, then again at the Walee Takeover 2026 Gauntlet Stage in November 2026, where Team Flash finished second on 152 points.
The Walee Gauntlet gave HàDè his biggest result with the side so far. Team Flash sat third after day one on 51 points, then closed second behind Sharper Esports on 195 and ahead of Maxebels on 150.
HàDè also plays for Vietnam's national team. The five Team Flash players formed the core of Vietnam's squad at the 20th Asian Games, with Le Quang Huy as coach, and the side won gold at the Esports Championships Asia 2026.
Domestic titles came with the Autumn 2026 championship. Team Flash won the PUBG Mobile Pro League Vietnam Autumn 2026 in Hanoi on 223 points from 18 matches, a second straight national title after the Spring 2026 win, and the victory sent the side to the PMGO Southeast Asia Finals Season 2 in Kuala Lumpur.
One record lists a different role for him. Liquipedia's PMGO 2026 Season 1 participants card named HàDè as Team Flash's coach, while later lineups name him as a player. No published playing role exists for him, so his role stays unlisted.
August and October 2025 gave HàDè two early tests with the Flash five, starting with the PUBG Mobile Super League Southeast Asia Fall 2025 Pre-Season on 30 and 31 August. Twenty-four teams played 4v4 World of Wonder matches to fix the groupings for the Fall League, and Team Flash kept the same five together. The Ruthless Pro Series Clash of Giants Season 7 Main Event followed from 27 to 31 October, with a field built from teams already qualified for the Global Championship 2025.
The next step is the PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2026, where Team Flash qualified and HàDè is listed as the fifth player alongside Bowz, Zhius, Topz and Win. The League Stage starts on 23 November 2026, and the Grand Finals run from 11 to 13 December in Istanbul, with a $3,000,000 prize pool on the line.
At home, HàDè and Team Flash won the PUBG Mobile Pro League Vietnam Autumn 2026 in Hanoi on 223 points from 18 matches, a second straight national title after the Spring 2026 win. The victory carried a 300 million VND prize and sent the side to the PMGO Southeast Asia Finals Season 2 in Kuala Lumpur.
Team history
- 2025 → present
Achievements
| Date | Place | Tier | Tournament | Team | Prize |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12 Nov 2026 | 2nd | C |  | | $700 |
Event Earnings
Team prize money from events this player attended. Individual splits are not publicly documented, so no per-player share is shown.
| Event | Date | Team | Place | Team prize |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12 Nov 2026 | | Finals 1st | $700 |
| Total | $700 |
Prize money by year
- 2026$700
Current teammates
FAQ
Who is HàDè?
HàDè plays for Team Flash, a Vietnamese PUBG Mobile team, as the fifth player on the roster alongside Bowz, Zhius, Topz and Win. His real name is Võ Minh Thắng.
What is HàDè's best result?
His best result with Team Flash is second place at the Walee Takeover 2026 Gauntlet Stage, where the side finished on 152 points behind Sharper Esports. He also won the PUBG Mobile Pro League Vietnam Autumn 2026 with the side in Hanoi.
What is next for HàDè?
Team Flash qualified for the PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2026 through the Southeast Asia Points, and the Grand Finals take place from 11 to 13 December 2026 in Istanbul.
When did HàDè join Team Flash?
HàDè was already lining up with the Flash five by August 2025, when the side played the Super League Southeast Asia Fall 2025 Pre-Season. No exact join date is published, so the profile records the year 2025.
Was HàDè a coach or a player at Team Flash?
The record is mixed: one PMGO 2026 Season 1 card gives HàDè a coaching tag, and every lineup after that event gives him a playing place. His page follows the later lineups, and his in-game role stays unlisted because no source publishes one.