Lation PUBG Mobile Player Profile

Lation joined Gaming Stars Esports on 17 May 2026 as one of the five players who formed the side, alongside Mani4c, Rolex, Swash and Yuseph. He plays for the Turkish organisation, and no real name has been published for him.

The June trip to Jakarta gave Lation his first big event with the side, the PUBG Mobile Global Open 2026 Season 1, where Gaming Stars finished 11th on 59 points. He then played the PUBG Mobile World Cup 2026 in Paris, where the side finished tied 31st-32nd among 32 teams.

Istanbul delivered the side's best result so far. Gaming Stars finished third at the PUBG Mobile Rising Stars 2026 on 96 points, behind ULF Esports on 152 and BUF Esports on 127. Lation is set to play the PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2026 next, where Gaming Stars starts in the Gauntlet stage on 23 November 2026 after qualifying third in the Türkiye Points.

Before Gaming Stars, Lation played for Black Esports, the Turkish side whose five-man roster moved across on 17 May 2026. The Türkiye Finals had put Black second on 149 points, fifteen behind ULF Esports, and the top five sides went through to the Main Event in Jakarta. The move gave Lation a new organisation without breaking up the lineup that had earned the place.

The autumn added two more Turkish finals to Lation's record. Gaming Stars placed fifth at the PUBG Mobile National Championship Türkiye 2026 Fall on 30 August, earning $933, and then finished sixth at the PUBG Mobile Global Open 2026 Season 2 Türkiye Finals on 145 points on 27 September, one place short of the Main Event. S2G Esports took those finals on 195 points, while Gaming Stars had to chase the world championship through the season points race instead.

The season points race is what sent Lation to the world championship. Gaming Stars ended third in the Türkiye points table on 71 points, behind S2G Esports on 307 and ULF Esports on 212, with Selibon Esports next on 65. The table was published on 28 October 2026, and it put Gaming Stars into the Gauntlet stage of the PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2026, which starts in Istanbul on 23 November with the Grand Finals to follow from 11 to 13 December.

Tyler, whose full name is Engin İnanç, works as both coach and manager, while El Patron owns the organisation. The five results since May add up to the $44,405 total that Liquipedia lists for the side, and the same five players who joined in May still make up the lineup for the world championship.