Zoey, whose real name is Po-Yan Chen, is a Taiwanese mid laner currently competing for Equinox Core in the Pacific Championship Series, the PCS circuit that unites talent from across Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Southeast Asia into one of the region’s most respected competitions. As an active player, he continues to contribute to a league known for producing sharp, mechanically gifted mid laners.
The mid lane is frequently regarded as the fulcrum of a League of Legends team, a central position that grants access to both sides of the map and places enormous responsibility on the shoulders of whoever occupies it. Mid laners are expected to win their lane, roam to influence neighboring lanes, and serve as a primary source of damage or playmaking in teamfights. It is a role that rewards mechanical mastery and quick decision-making in equal measure.
Zoey’s identity is closely tied to his namesake champion, Zoe, one of the most explosive and high-skill mages in the game. A well-played Zoe can end fights in an instant with a single charged bubble followed by a barrage of borrowed spells, but the champion punishes hesitation and imprecision just as harshly. Building a reputation around such a demanding pick signals confidence in raw mechanical ability and a willingness to embrace high-risk, high-reward gameplay.
Representing Equinox Core in the PCS, Zoey operates within a region that has repeatedly sent competitive teams to international events and prides itself on individual skill expression. The Taiwanese scene in particular has a long heritage of producing standout mid laners, and Zoey carries that tradition forward as part of the current generation.
With his career still active, Zoey has the runway to keep sharpening his craft and expanding his influence within the PCS. If he can pair his flashy signature champion with the consistency that top-tier competition demands, he stands to become an increasingly notable name in the Pacific region’s ongoing development.
Zoey currently plays as Mid for Equinox Core in the PCS.
Zoey is best known for Zoe.

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