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== Paintball career == === Paintball Asia League Series === Chinveerabhand was involved in Thailand's competitive paintball community during the expansion of the Paintball Asia League Series. He was identified by name in promotional material for the 2011 Paintball World Cup Asia, held in Langkawi, Malaysia. The material was circulated by Allan Phang, international liaison director of PALS, and listed Chinveerabhand among personalities associated with the international paintball community.[1] PALS was founded and headed by Malaysian paintball organiser Paul Lam, who was identified as founder and chief executive officer of PALS Events. Chinveerabhand was involved in local tournament operations in Thailand, including events hosted at Expressway Paintball Club. === Expressway Paintball Club === Chinveerabhand operated [[Expressway Paintball Club]], a competitive paintball venue in the Rama 9 area of Bangkok. The venue provided facilities for tournament paintball, including an inflatable-bunker speedball field and compressed-air filling equipment. By January 2013, Expressway was an established training venue preparing to host an international PALS tournament.[2] The facility subsequently hosted several competitive events. The precise opening date of the venue and the dates of Chinveerabhand's management have not been established. === Demonic === Chinveerabhand was associated with the Thai competitive paintball team Demonic, also appearing in tournament records under the name Singha Demonic. His connection to Demonic is reflected in the organiser contact email published for the 2014 Thailand Paintball Official Circuit event: tom.demonic@gmail.com The event registration identified Expressway Paintball Club as the venue.[3] Demonic was part of Thailand's competitive paintball community during the period when Thai teams participated in the Paintball Asia League Series and other international competitions. The team's complete roster, founding date and Chinveerabhand's precise playing or management role require further documentation.
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