BOOM Esports confirms exit from professional Dota 2 » Esports | Esports.gg

Originally known as BOOM ID, the organization was the first to spotlight Indonesian talent on the esports stage. Over time, the team expanded its roster to include standout players from across Southeast Asia, strengthening its presence in the Dota 2 scene.

Gary Ongko Putera, BOOM Esports’ CEO and founder, also expressed his gratitude to all players who played under the organization’s banner over the years.

BOOM Esports during The International 2025 (Image via BOOM Esports)

Before BOOM Esports announced its disbandment, the organization performed poorly in the recent tournaments despite qualifying for The International 2025, where they only reached 14^th-15^th place. 

The last time BOOM Esports competed was in the Southeast Asian qualifiers for BLAST Slam V, where they fielded a promising roster. The team featured Nuengnara “23savage” Teeramahanon, one of the region’s top carries, backed by a lineup of seasoned veterans: Sukhbat “sanctity-” Otgondavaa, Anucha “Jabz” Jirawong, Tri “Jhocam” Kuncoro, and Ravdan “NARMAN” Narmandakh.

As of writing, four members of that roster have already found new homes. 23savage, Jabz, Jhocam, and NARMAN all joined the newly rebuilt Team Nemesis, which will compete in the DreamLeague Season 27 main tournament. sanctity- remains a free agent, although he previously played for Natus Vincere.

Although they won’t be participating in Dota 2 competitions anymore, BOOM Esports remains active in other esports games, such as Valorant and PUBG Mobile.

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