Stickly PUBG Mobile Player Profile

Stickly was one of five players who formed GLU Squad on 13 December 2022, and his time with the Indonesian side has run in two spells. The first lasted just over three years, taking in a third place finish at the PUBG Mobile National Championship Indonesia 2022 within a week of the team forming, worth $667, 12th place in both splits of PMPL Indonesia 2023, earning $1,400 in Spring and $1,800 in Fall, and fourth place in the Spring and Summer editions of the PUBG Mobile Conqueror Series Indonesia in 2024. A second National Championship podium followed in January 2025, when GLU finished third and earned $916, and regional play arrived later that year with 15th place at PMSL SEA Summer 2025 and 16th at PMSL SEA Fall 2025, earning $3,300 and $3,200. Across those years the roster around him turned over, with Bogel leaving in September 2023 and Hasby departing for Shadow Esports in November 2025.

Stickly left GLU on 20 January 2026, so he played no part in the side's 17th place finish at PMPL Indonesia Spring 2026. He returned on 7 July 2026, rejoining on the same day as KeyMine, and the rebuilt side finished seventh at PMPL Indonesia Fall 2026 on 30 August 2026, earning $3,100. That seventh place is the team's best PMPL result in the sources checked, and it came in Stickly's first split back, with Motic leaving for Shadow Esports a week after the July rebuild. Hasby had already left for Shadow Esports in November 2025, and Hexaz moved to Astrum Deus Alnayr in January 2026, so the July rebuild reshaped a side that had already changed plenty. No real name for Stickly has been published in the sources found, and his record with GLU covers every season of the team's existence except the single Spring split he spent away, with the side's recorded winnings across its history standing at $17,340.