Nix, the former coach of the DreamMax e-Sports women’s roster, has become the club’s streamer.
Victor Kolosov
Nix de Paula, the former coach of DreamMax e-Sports’ women’s division, has been transferred to the men’s roster and appointed as a content creator.
Brazilian esports player Nix, who served as coach for DreamMax Girls, has returned to the main Brazilian roster—where he previously played as a roamer—and has become a streamer for DreamMax e-Sports.
DreamMax e-Sports Roster
- Gustavo Hiroyuki “Hiroyuki” Hiramatsu (explainer);
- Lucas Felipe De Oliveira “Kiing” Godoi (jungler);
- Camila “Chaykite” Gardoso (mid laner);
- Kaiki “Zeuus” Melo (mid laner);
- Gabriel da Silva “Blink” Favoreito (gold laner);
- Julio “9Norvas” Souza (substitute, explainer);
- Filipe “Joe” Mazetti (head coach);
- Gerhman (coach).
Previously, DreamMax e-Sports participated in the MLBB Championship Tour AMER 2026. The Hiroyuki roster reached the lower bracket final of the South group playoffs, where they lost to Entity7 with a score of 3–0. The team finished in 5th–6th place in the competition and earned $5,000 in prize money.
Photo by Mateus “Nix” de Paula.
Victor Kolosov
