Troll PUBG Mobile Player Profile
Troll has been part of KHI Esports longer than any other player on the current roster, joining the Filipino side on 21 October 2022 alongside 4thRow, Blankz and EMEM. KHI, whose full name is Krystal Heart International, had been competing since 2020, and Troll arrived as the organisation rebuilt its squad for the next competitive cycle. No real name for Troll has been published in the sources found, and his career before KHI is not documented in the material available. He stayed with the team through the departures of his fellow 2022 arrivals, with EMEM leaving in May 2023 and 4thRow moving to PlayBook Esports two months later, while Luci joined in January 2023. Troll was in the side that won the PUBG Mobile City Tournament Philippines 2023 in the National Capital Region on 2 April 2023, taking first place and $461, and finished second at the TOP PH Underground Series 2023 on 7 May 2023, earning $380. Blankz left for Hatdog PH in September 2023, and KHI brought in Pray, Pazz, Sebb and Draxxx that December, only for all four to leave on 21 January 2025, the day Blankz returned.
Regional results in 2025 gave Troll his strongest year yet with KHI, a season that opened badly and closed on the podium. March brought a 17th place finish at the PUBG Mobile Challengers League Southeast Asia Spring 2025 on 16 March 2025, worth $250, after KHI managed only two points in the league stage and failed to reach the Grand Finals. The side hit back at home, taking second place at the PUBG Mobile National Championship Philippines Summer 2025 on 4 May 2025 for $721, before a 12th place finish at the PUBG Mobile Challengers League Southeast Asia Summer 2025 on 15 June 2025 for $1,300. Autumn brought the year's best returns: third at the national championship on 17 August 2025 for $354, then third again at the regional challengers league on 5 October 2025 for $2,350. The national final also gave MIGGS, an April 2025 arrival, the most valuable player award, worth $177. No KHI side before this one had finished as high as third in the regional challengers league.