Who are LOUD Esports? Achievements, history, and more explained

LOUD Esports is a Brazilian Esports organization that presently competes in games like Free Fire, League of Legends, and Valorant. The organization was established in 2019 and is perhaps best known for their performance at the 2022 Valorant Champions tournament. They also won the award for the best Esports Team at The Game Awards that year.

This article will tell you everything you need to know about LOUD Esports and their journey so far.

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LOUD Esports: History

Bruno "PlayHard" Oliveira (Image via Instagram/@brunoplayhard)

YouTube sensation Bruno "PlayHard" Oliveira, alongside Jean Ortega and Mathew Ho, came together to create LOUD in February 2019. It started off as a company that produced content for YouTube and focused on creating traction for its members. Their journey eventually got them to a huge milestone as they became the first organization in Brazil to generate one billion views on their page.

The organization is currently partnered with brands like Mentos, Itau, Samsung, TIM Brazil, and O Boticário. Iran Ferreira, also known as Luva de Pedreiro, became the brand's ambassador in 2022.

On December 14, 2023, Vini Jr., a professional footballer who plays for the national team Brazil and Spanish club Real Madrid, became a co-owner of LOUD.

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LOUD Esports: All rosters and their achievements

LOUD Free Fire team members:

LOUD Free Fire team (Image via Garena)

• Willian "Noda" de Oliveira
• Cauan "Cauan7" Santos da Silva
• Luan "Lost" Souza
• Leonardo "Mexico" Silva
• Victor "Draxx" Borges
• Marcos "Frois" Frois

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LOUD Free Fire achievements

Year	Name	Final Result	Award
2019	FFPL - Season 3	Runner-up	$2,176
	Free Fire World Series 2019	9th place	$4,000
2020	Copa América 2020	Champion	$15,000
	LBFF 2020: Series A - Stage 1	3rd place	$4,177
2021	LBFF 2021: Series A - Stage 1	Runner-up	$15,480
	Free Fire World Series 2021	Runner-up	$250,000
2022	LBFF 2022: Series A - Stage 1	Champion	$22,720
	Free Fire World Series 2022	7th place	$80,000
	C.O.P.A. Free Fire	Runner-up	$0
2023	C.O.P.A. Free Fire	Runner-up	$9,472
	LBFF 2023: Series A - Stage 1	Champion	$20,383
	Free Fire World Series 2023

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LOUD League of Legends team members

LOUD League of Legends (Image via Riot Games)

• Top: Leonardo "Robo" Souza
• Jungle: Park "Croc" Jong-hoon
• Mid: Thiago "Tinowns" Sartori
• ADC: Moon "Route" Geom-su
• Support: N/A

Please note that the contracts of all members listed here are currently expired. However, there is no confirmation whether they will be renewed or who will take their place. This article will be updated when more information is available.

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LOUD League of Legends achievements

Year		CBLOL					Mid-Season Invitational	World Championship
		Games	Wins	Losses	Standings	Playoffs
2021	Split 1	18	11	7	4th place	Quarterfinals	DNQ	DNQ
	Split 2	18	10	8	5th place	Quarterfinals
2022	Split 1	18	10	8	7th place	DNQ	DNQ	Play-In: Round 2
	Split 2	18	12	6	4th place	Champion
2023	Split 1	18	12	6	2nd place	Champion	Play-In Stage	Play-In: Round 1
	Split 2	18	13	5	3rd place	Champion

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LOUD Valorant team members

LOUD Valorant team (Image via Riot Games)

Men's team:

• Felipe "Less" Basso
• Matias "Saadhak" Delipetro
• Cauan "cauanzin" Pereira
• Arthur "tuyz" Vieira
• Gabriel "qck" Lima

Women's team:

• Julia "Jelly" Iris
• Julia "Krysme" Maria
• Taynah "tayhuhu" Yukimi
• Isaac "M4ndzin" Barreto

Since Valorant's off-season is currently going on, the rosters are subject to change. Accordingly, this article will be updated with all confirmed changes.

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LOUD Valorant achievements

Men's team:

Year	Valorant Champions Tour			Masters	Champions
	Name	Standings	Playoffs
2022	BR Stage 1 Challengers	1st place	Champion	Runner-up	Champion
	BR Stage 2 Challengers	1st place	Champion	Group Stage
2023	LOCK//IN	Runner-up		Group Stage	3rd place
	Americas League	1st place	Champion

Women's team:

Year	Game Changers		Championship
	Name	Playoffs
2023	Game Changers Brazil Series 1	Runner-up	DNQ
	Game Changers Brazil Series 2	Runner-up

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LOUD Esports: All Awards

Not only has LOUD Esports won multiple international tournaments, but they have also been nominated for several esports awards. The list includes the following achievements:

Year	Ceremony	Category	Result
2019	Prêmio eSports Brasil	Organização do Ano	Nominated
2020	Prêmio eSports Brasil	Organização do Ano	Nominated
2021	Esports Awards	Esports Video Production Team of the Year	Nominated
		Esports Organisation of the Year	Nominated
	Prêmio eSports Brasil	Organização do Ano	Nominated
2022	Esports Awards	Content Group of the Year	Nominated
		Esports Organisation of the Year	Nominated
		Esports Team of the Year	Won
		Esports Creative Team of the Year	Won
	The Game Awards 2022	Best Esports Team	Won
	Prêmio eSports Brasil	Organização do Ano	Won

LOUD Esports also had teams in Fortnite and Vainglory. The former lasted from June 2020 to November 2022, while the latter existed for a short while in March 2019, when the organization sent a team to represent the SA server to the WESG 2018 World Finals.