paiN Gaming is one of the most storied names in Brazilian League of Legends, an organisation long associated with the country’s premier competition, the CBLOL. Though this particular record lists the team as disbanded, paiN carries a heavyweight reputation in the Brazil region and among fans of Latin American esports, having been a fixture of the domestic scene for years.
The CBLOL is the top flight of Brazilian League of Legends and one of the most passionately followed leagues in the Americas. paiN Gaming built its identity within this circuit, competing against the country’s leading organisations and cultivating a loyal fanbase drawn to its long-standing presence and competitive pedigree in the region.
The squad on record features Namiru, Keine, Trigger, Robo, Samkz, Kuri, Levizin, CarioK and Boal, a sizeable group that blends starting talent with additional depth. A roster of this breadth reflects the demands of a full competitive season, where substitutes, positional flexibility and academy-style development all play a role in sustaining a campaign across a Brazilian circuit known for its intensity.
Brazil’s status as a major League of Legends market means its top teams routinely serve as the country’s representatives in international play, carrying regional pride onto cross-border stages. Organisations of paiN’s stature have historically helped set the competitive standard at home and pushed the region’s profile abroad.
Whether reflecting a lineup in transition or a chapter now closed, paiN Gaming’s imprint on Brazilian League of Legends is substantial. The name remains synonymous with the CBLOL era it helped define, and its history stands as a benchmark for the ambition and passion that characterise Brazil’s contribution to the global game.
paiN Gaming competes in the CBLOL (BRAZIL region).
The paiN Gaming roster includes Boal, Robo, CarioK, Samkz, Keine, Namiru, Trigger, Kuri.

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