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'''Thailand Paintball Official Circuit''' ('''TPOC''') was a competitive paintball tournament series in Thailand, organising five-player speedball events during the 2010s.
'''Thailand Paintball Official Circuit''' ('''TPOC''') was a paintball tournament series in Thailand, documented in contemporary records from 2011 to 2017. Events took place in Bangkok, Pattaya, Chiang Mai and Phuket.[1][3][5][6][9][10][12]


The circuit hosted competitions in Bangkok and Phuket, including domestic tournaments and international events attracting teams from Southeast Asia.
The circuit used divisional competition and cumulative season points. Published final standings identify Infernal as the 2013 Division 1 overall champion and Blueblood as the Division 2 overall champion.[2]


Documented events include TPOC Leg 1 at [[Expressway Paintball Club]] in February 2014 and the TPOC Gelkaps Phuket International in September 2016.
The complete operating history and final year of the circuit have not been established.
 
The circuit used several tournament formats, including five-player Race-to-2, Race-to-4 and X-Ball.
 
Its exact establishment date, complete tournament calendar and eventual operating status have not been independently established.
 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Thailand Paintball Official Circuit
|-
! Full name
| Thailand Paintball Official Circuit
|-
! Abbreviation
| TPOC
|-
! Sport
| [[Paintball]]
|-
! Discipline
| [[Speedball]]
|-
! Country
| Thailand
|-
! Type
| Tournament series
|-
! Documented activity
| 2014–2016
|-
! Competition formats
| Five-player Race-to-2, Race-to-4 and X-Ball
|-
! Documented venues
| [[Expressway Paintball Club]], Bangkok; Surin Beach Soccer Stadium, Phuket
|-
! International participation
| Yes
|-
! Operating status
| Not independently established
|}


== History ==
== History ==


=== Development ===
=== Development and early seasons ===
 
The official TPOC website stated that planning for the 2011 circuit began early that year, with consultation from Patrick Tan and Benjamin Yaw. Its organiser's account identified the [[2009 Charity Cup]], [[2010 Lakehill Arowana]] tournament and [[2011 TPOC Young Blood Paintball Challenge]] among previously organised events.[1]
The Thailand Paintball Official Circuit formed part of Thailand's organised competitive paintball scene during the 2010s.
 
The circuit provided tournament opportunities for domestic teams while also attracting international competitors.
 
Its activities overlapped with Thailand's participation in the wider Asian paintball tournament circuit, including the [[Paintball Asia League Series]].
 
TPOC events used organised competition divisions and published tournament registration systems.


The earliest event independently documented in the sources examined is TPOC Leg 1 in February 2014.
The account reported 11 teams across Divisions 1 and 2 at the opening round of 2011. Official standings after that round placed Infernal first in Division 1 and Lakehill Arowana first in Division 2, each with 50 points.[1][3]


=== TPOC Leg 1, 2014 ===
The separately documented Young Blood Challenge took place on 17 April 2011 at C.A.T. Paintball Pattaya. It offered Division 3 competition using a five-player, race-to-one format. Its relationship to the season's numbered rounds has not been established.[4]


TPOC Leg 1 was held on 8–9 February 2014 at [[Expressway Paintball Club]] in Bangkok.
In 2012, the first round took place at C.A.T. Paintball Pattaya on 4–5 February, followed by a second round at the same venue on 16–17 June.[5][6]


The venue was listed as Expressway Paintball Club of Thailand, Jarun Bhurapharat, Rama 9, Bangkok 10210.[1]
=== 2013 season ===
The 2013 season comprised three documented rounds, including a second round in Pattaya and a finale in Chiang Mai on 3–4 August.[2][7]


The event used a five-player Race-to-2 format.
The Chiang Mai event was promoted together with CMPL Leg 2. Its organiser reported 23 teams across four divisions and 80 games over two days.[7][8]


Two divisions were offered, with six paid team entries in each division.
Infernal won two Division 1 rounds and finished the season with 110 points, ahead of Macdev Hellbourne on 105 and Hittballez on 100. Blueblood won the Division 2 overall title with 110 points, followed by Hornet on 105 and Virgin on 75.[2]


{| class="wikitable"
=== Later documented seasons ===
! Division
Expressway Paintball Club hosted the opening round of 2014 on 8–9 February. PBLeagues recorded six paid entries in each of two divisions.[9]
! Paid teams
! Format
! Game duration
|-
| Division 1
| 6
| Race-to-2
| 10 minutes
|-
| Division 2
| 6
| Race-to-2
| 8 minutes
|-
! Total
! 12
!
!
|}


The published registration fees were US$110 for Division 1 and US$80 for Division 2.
The first two documented rounds of 2015 took place on 24–25 January at Expressway Paintball Club in Bangkok and 23–24 May in Chiang Mai.[10][11]


The event's official registration record provides evidence of an organised domestic tournament structure with published competition formats, registration fees and divisions.
The [[2016 TPOC Gelkaps Phuket International]] took place on 23–25 September at Surin Beach Soccer Stadium. PBLeagues recorded 30 paid entries across three divisions. Aisawan won Division 1, Waxers Legion won Division 2 and Siren Army won Division 3.[12][13]


=== Participating teams ===
Contemporary footage identifies the opening round of 2017 in Chiang Mai. A separate DYE Paintball report documents a Bangkok event, where Inception Aisawan won Division 1 and United Aisawan won Division 2.[14][15]


PBLeagues tournament histories identify several Thai teams associated with the February 2014 event.
== Seasons ==
 
The yearly articles bring together documented events, formats and results. Where records remain incomplete, they distinguish confirmed information from unresolved calendar and standings gaps.
These included:
 
* [[Infernal (paintball team)|Infernal]]
* SPEED Aisawan
* SPEED Overshoot
 
Infernal was associated with Expressway Paintball Club, while SPEED Overshoot was associated with Tubchang Field in Bangkok.
 
These team records demonstrate participation from more than one established Thai competitive paintball group.[2][3]
 
== TPOC Gelkaps Phuket International 2016 ==
 
=== Event overview ===
 
The TPOC Gelkaps Phuket International was held from 23 to 25 September 2016.
 
The tournament took place at Surin Beach Soccer Stadium, in the Choeng Thale area of Thalang District, Phuket.[4]
 
Unlike the documented 2014 Bangkok event, the Phuket competition was explicitly promoted as an international tournament.
 
The event featured three divisions and a total of 30 paid team entries.


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Division
! Season !! Documented records
! Paid teams
! Competition format
! Game duration
|-
| Division 1
| 8
| Race-to-4
| 10 minutes
|-
| Division 2
| 10
| X-Ball
| 8 minutes
|-
|-
| Division 3
| [[2011 Thailand Paintball Official Circuit|2011]] || Numbered rounds, opening-round standings and formats; the Young Blood Challenge is documented separately.[1][3][4]
| 12
| Race-to-2
| 6 minutes
|-
|-
! Total
| [[2012 Thailand Paintball Official Circuit|2012]] || Three individual round articles; contemporary footage records the first two rounds at C.A.T. Paintball Pattaya.[5][6]
! 30
!
!
|}
 
The official registration record listed regular entry fees of US$500 for Division 1, US$420 for Division 2 and US$340 for Division 3.
 
Late registration fees were higher.
 
The event was organised over three days, from Friday to Sunday.
 
=== International participation ===
 
The Phuket tournament attracted teams from Thailand and other Southeast Asian countries.
 
Archived tournament histories document participation by:
 
* Infernal — Thailand
* Virgin Aisawan — Thailand
* Inception Aisawan — Thailand
* DUCKSIDE AISAWAN — Malaysia
* RASKAL MALAYSIA — Malaysia
* The Simpsons — Malaysia
* Leakside Jokerz Aisawan — Brunei
 
These entries demonstrate that TPOC's activities extended beyond domestic Thai competition.[5][6][7]
 
=== Division 1 results ===
 
The archived Division 1 results identify the following leading teams:
 
{| class="wikitable"
! Position
! Team
! Country
|-
|-
| 2nd
| [[2013 Thailand Paintball Official Circuit|2013]] || Three rounds and complete published final standings for Divisions 1 and 2.[2]
| Infernal
| Thailand
|-
|-
| 3rd
| [[2014 Thailand Paintball Official Circuit|2014]] || Bangkok opening-round registration records and contemporary Pattaya second-round coverage.[9][16]
| Inception Aisawan
| Thailand
|-
|-
| 4th
| [[2015 Thailand Paintball Official Circuit|2015]] || Dated Bangkok and Chiang Mai rounds documented in contemporary highlight films.[10][11]
| DUCKSIDE AISAWAN
| Malaysia
|-
|-
| 6th
| [[2016 Thailand Paintball Official Circuit|2016]] || Chiang Mai, Bangkok and Phuket events; published Phuket divisional results.[12][13][17][18]
| RASKAL MALAYSIA
| Malaysia
|-
|-
| 8th
| [[2017 Thailand Paintball Official Circuit|2017]] || Chiang Mai opening-round footage and selected Bangkok results.[14][15]
| Virgin Aisawan
| Thailand
|}
|}


The first-, fifth- and seventh-place finishers have not been established from the sources used for this article and are therefore omitted rather than inferred.
The available season articles do not establish that all events or operating years have been recovered.
 
The results demonstrate the competitive participation of both Thai and Malaysian teams.
 
=== Other divisions ===
 
The Division 2 competition included ten registered teams.
 
The Division 3 competition included twelve registered teams.
 
Archived team records confirm participation by The Simpsons of Malaysia in Division 2 and Leakside Jokerz Aisawan of Brunei in Division 2.
 
The Malaysian team KEJAHATAN, also associated with the name Budak Jahat, competed in Division 3 and finished ninth of twelve teams.[7][8]


== Competition formats ==
== Competition formats ==
Formats varied between seasons and events.


=== Five-player speedball ===
The published 2011 programme specified race-to-three with ten-minute games in Division 1 and race-to-two with seven-minute games in Division 2. Both divisions permitted PSP or Millennium ramping at 13 balls per second.[19]


TPOC used five-player competitive paintball formats.
The February 2014 Bangkok event used five-player race-to-two competition in both divisions, with ten-minute games in Division 1 and eight-minute games in Division 2.[9]


Teams competed on organised tournament fields with timed games and published scoring systems.
Phuket's 2016 registration record listed race-to-four in Division 1, X-Ball in Division 2 and five-player race-to-two in Division 3.[12]


The formats varied according to event and division.
== Documented overall champions ==
 
The following are verified season titles, rather than individual event victories.[2]
=== Race-to-2 ===
 
The 2014 Bangkok event used Race-to-2 in both divisions.
 
The 2016 Phuket event used Race-to-2 in Division 3.
 
This format required teams to reach the specified point target, subject to the event's game duration and applicable rules.
 
=== Race-to-4 and X-Ball ===
 
The 2016 Phuket event used Race-to-4 in Division 1 and an X-Ball format in Division 2.
 
These formats reflected the tournament conventions used in regional and international competitive paintball.
 
The available event records do not establish whether TPOC followed a single governing body's rulebook throughout its history.
 
== Venues ==
 
=== Expressway Paintball Club ===
 
[[Expressway Paintball Club]] hosted the documented February 2014 event.
 
The Bangkok venue was also used for international Paintball Asia League Series tournaments.
 
Its facilities supported organised competitive paintball and regular team training.
 
=== Surin Beach Soccer Stadium ===
 
The September 2016 international event was held at Surin Beach Soccer Stadium in Phuket.
 
The venue's use demonstrates TPOC's expansion beyond Bangkok.
 
The event record identifies the stadium as the tournament location but does not establish whether the paintball field was permanent or temporarily installed for the competition.
 
== Relationship with international paintball ==
 
TPOC operated within a wider Southeast Asian competitive paintball environment.
 
Thai teams regularly competed in Malaysia and Singapore, while international teams travelled to Thailand for tournaments.
 
The 2016 Phuket event included competitors associated with teams from Thailand, Malaysia and Brunei.
 
The presence of international teams and multiple competition divisions demonstrates that TPOC was connected to the wider regional tournament scene.
 
The documented events also provide evidence of the organised movement of competitive paintball equipment and participants within Southeast Asia during the 2010s.
 
However, tournament records do not independently establish the customs procedures used by individual competitors.
 
== Industry involvement ==
 
Paintball equipment manufacturer DYE Paintball published a report titled "DYE Asia Domination" describing successful performances by its sponsored teams at a Thailand Paintball Official Circuit event in Bangkok.[9]
 
The report referred to DYE Asia factory teams using M2 MOSAir markers and recording two victories, two additional podium finishes and a fourth-place result.
 
The publication demonstrates commercial equipment-industry involvement in TPOC competition.
 
The report's accessible text does not establish the exact date or full results of the event, so it is not assigned to a specific tournament year here.
 
== Historical significance ==
 
The Thailand Paintball Official Circuit contributed to the development of organised competitive paintball in Thailand during the 2010s.
 
Its documented activities demonstrate:
 
* Domestic five-player speedball competition in Bangkok
* The use of formal tournament divisions and published registration systems
* International tournament activity in Phuket
* Participation by Thai and overseas teams
* The use of multiple competitive paintball formats
* Involvement by established regional teams and equipment manufacturers
 
The 2014 Bangkok and 2016 Phuket events together account for 42 paid team entries across the two documented tournaments.
 
These are event entries rather than a count of unique teams or players.
 
The available records do not establish the full number of events organised by TPOC or the total number of competitors participating throughout its history.
 
== Timeline ==


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Date
! Season !! Division 1 !! Division 2
! Event
|-
|-
| 8–9 February 2014
| 2013 || [[Infernal (Thailand Paintball Team)|Infernal]] || Blueblood
| TPOC Leg 1 held at Expressway Paintball Club, Bangkok
|-
| 23–25 September 2016
| TPOC Gelkaps Phuket International held at Surin Beach Soccer Stadium, Phuket
|}
|}
Overall champions for the other documented seasons have not been established from the recovered records.


== See also ==
== See also ==
* [[Paintball in Thailand]]
* [[Paintball in Thailand]]
* [[Regulation of paintball in Thailand]]
* [[Expressway Paintball Club]]
* [[Expressway Paintball Club]]
* [[Paintball Asia League Series]]
* [[Paintball Asia League Series]]
* [[Infernal (paintball team)]]
* [[Speedball]]
* [[X-Ball]]


== References ==
== References ==
 
# [https://web.archive.org/web/20110720002827/http://www.palsthailand.com/?page_id=284 “About”, TPOC Thailand 2011, PALS Thailand. Organiser's account of circuit planning and earlier tournaments. Archived 20 July 2011.]
# [https://pbleagues.com/event/3323 "TPOC Leg 1"], PBLeagues. Official event registration, 8–9 February 2014.
# [https://web.archive.org/web/20191117002511/http://pbthailand.com/forums/index.php?/topic/6099-คะแนนสะสม-tpoc-2013-leg-2/ “10 seconds”, “คะแนนสะสม TPOC 2013 Leg 2” (Series points: TPOC 2013 Leg 2), PBThailand, updated 5 August 2013 with all three rounds and final season standings. Archived 17 November 2019.]
# [https://pbleagues.com/team/tMujnXUwNzi0G7xB "Infernal"], PBLeagues. Team history and TPOC participation.
# [https://web.archive.org/web/20110720002902/http://www.palsthailand.com/?page_id=298 “Rankings — TPOC Overall Rankings (after 1st leg)”, PALS Thailand. Archived 20 July 2011.]
# [https://pbleagues.com/team/rvYtBHbXlC3qdokq "SPEED Overshoot"], PBLeagues. Team history and TPOC participation.
# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUkNIBVW7Ts “TPOC Young Blood PaintBall Challenge 2011 by C.A.T.Pattaya”, YouTube, April 2011. Description identifies the date, venue and Division 3 rules.]
# [https://pbleagues.com/event/4809 "TPOC – Gelkaps Phuket International"], PBLeagues. Official event registration, 23–25 September 2016.
# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLXSQTJ5m1E PBThailandTV, “Thailand Paintball Official Circuit (TPOC) 2012 1st Leg @ C.A.T. Pattaya”, YouTube, February 2012.]
# [https://pbleagues.com/team/M2jdT0XKsMkgBoIk "DUCKSIDE"], PBLeagues. Tournament results.
# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfLpIUdAhWk Allan Phang, “TPOC 2nd Leg 2012 – Infernal vs. MacDev Hellbourne. Part 3”, YouTube, June 2012. Description records 16–17 June at C.A.T. Paintball Pattaya.]
# [https://pbleagues.com/team/BBm9qnZPptIc5VA2 "Virgin Aisawan"], PBLeagues. Tournament results.
# [https://web.archive.org/web/20191117002751/http://pbthailand.com/forums/index.php?/topic/6106-ผลการแข่งขัน-tpoc-leg-3/ “10 seconds”, “ผลการแข่งขัน TPOC Leg 3” (TPOC Leg 3 results), PBThailand, 5 August 2013. Archived 17 November 2019.]
# [https://pbleagues.com/team/FpceRinbmU3fIubX "Leakside Jokerz"], PBLeagues. Tournament results.
# [https://web.archive.org/web/20191116234723/http://pbthailand.com/forums/index.php?/topic/6100-tpoc-finale-cmpl-2nd-leg-launch-out-now/ Tom, “TPOC Finale & CMPL 2nd Leg Launch out now!!!!”, PBThailand, 5 July 2013. Archived 16 November 2019.]
# [https://pbleagues.com/team/MqmD2oN7b8o0bUKf "Budak Jahat"], PBLeagues. Tournament results.
# [https://pbleagues.com/event/3323 “TPOC Leg 1”, PBLeagues. Event record for 8–9 February 2014.]
# [https://shop.dyepaintball.com/blogs/news/dye-asia-domination-at-tpoc "DYE Asia Domination"], DYE Paintball. Manufacturer report on TPOC results.
# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5x6xPn4LFA Social Paintball, “TPOC 2015 Leg1 - Thailand Paintball Official Circuit”, YouTube, February 2015.]
# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWr217hBrBU Social Paintball Thailand, “TPOC (Thailand Paintball Official Circuit) 2015 Leg2”, YouTube, May 2015.]
# [https://pbleagues.com/event/4809 “TPOC – Gelkaps Phuket International”, PBLeagues. Event record for 23–25 September 2016.]
# [https://pbleagues.com/event/4809/rankings “Places: TPOC – Gelkaps Phuket International”, PBLeagues. Divisional results.]
# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nl5_6FX3L5I Fadhlil Khaliq Abdul Rahman, “TPOC Leg 1 2017 Chiang Mai DXB Falcons Vs Aisawan Inception”, YouTube, February 2017.]
# [https://shop.dyepaintball.com/blogs/news/dye-asia-domination-at-tpoc “DYE Asia Domination”, DYE Paintball, July 2017. Bangkok event report and accompanying results graphic.]
# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VI-ADENsdIM Penake Cinema & Photography, “PAINTBALL Speed Aisawan Team Show at TPOC Leg 2”, YouTube, May 2014. Description identifies Pattaya.]
# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yv1rO48qMjY Tom C., “TPOC Chiang Mai 2016 - Dare to Win”, YouTube, February 2016.]
# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VURIVuSdWFM nathxnon, “Thailand Paintball Official Circuit 2016”, YouTube, June 2016. Description identifies Expressway Paintball Club, Bangkok.]
# [https://web.archive.org/web/20110720002847/http://www.palsthailand.com/?page_id=290 “Format of play”, TPOC Thailand 2011, PALS Thailand. Archived 20 July 2011.]


== External links ==
== External links ==
* [https://www.facebook.com/thailandpaintballofficialcircuit Thailand Paintball Official Circuit on Facebook]
* [https://www.facebook.com/tpocinternational TPOC International on Facebook]


* [https://www.facebook.com/thailandpaintballofficialcircuit Thailand Paintball Official Circuit – historical Facebook page]
[[Category:Thai paintball tournament series]]
* [https://www.facebook.com/tpocinternational TPOC International – historical Facebook page]
[[Category:2010s in Thai paintball]]
* [https://pbleagues.com/event/3323 TPOC Leg 1 tournament archive]
* [https://pbleagues.com/event/4809 TPOC Gelkaps Phuket International tournament archive]
 
[[Category:Paintball in Thailand]]
[[Category:Paintball leagues in Asia]]
[[Category:Paintball tournament series]]
[[Category:Paintball competitions in Thailand]]

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Thailand Paintball Official Circuit (TPOC) was a paintball tournament series in Thailand, documented in contemporary records from 2011 to 2017. Events took place in Bangkok, Pattaya, Chiang Mai and Phuket.[1][3][5][6][9][10][12]

The circuit used divisional competition and cumulative season points. Published final standings identify Infernal as the 2013 Division 1 overall champion and Blueblood as the Division 2 overall champion.[2]

The complete operating history and final year of the circuit have not been established.

History

[edit]

Development and early seasons

[edit]

The official TPOC website stated that planning for the 2011 circuit began early that year, with consultation from Patrick Tan and Benjamin Yaw. Its organiser's account identified the 2009 Charity Cup, 2010 Lakehill Arowana tournament and 2011 TPOC Young Blood Paintball Challenge among previously organised events.[1]

The account reported 11 teams across Divisions 1 and 2 at the opening round of 2011. Official standings after that round placed Infernal first in Division 1 and Lakehill Arowana first in Division 2, each with 50 points.[1][3]

The separately documented Young Blood Challenge took place on 17 April 2011 at C.A.T. Paintball Pattaya. It offered Division 3 competition using a five-player, race-to-one format. Its relationship to the season's numbered rounds has not been established.[4]

In 2012, the first round took place at C.A.T. Paintball Pattaya on 4–5 February, followed by a second round at the same venue on 16–17 June.[5][6]

2013 season

[edit]

The 2013 season comprised three documented rounds, including a second round in Pattaya and a finale in Chiang Mai on 3–4 August.[2][7]

The Chiang Mai event was promoted together with CMPL Leg 2. Its organiser reported 23 teams across four divisions and 80 games over two days.[7][8]

Infernal won two Division 1 rounds and finished the season with 110 points, ahead of Macdev Hellbourne on 105 and Hittballez on 100. Blueblood won the Division 2 overall title with 110 points, followed by Hornet on 105 and Virgin on 75.[2]

Later documented seasons

[edit]

Expressway Paintball Club hosted the opening round of 2014 on 8–9 February. PBLeagues recorded six paid entries in each of two divisions.[9]

The first two documented rounds of 2015 took place on 24–25 January at Expressway Paintball Club in Bangkok and 23–24 May in Chiang Mai.[10][11]

The 2016 TPOC Gelkaps Phuket International took place on 23–25 September at Surin Beach Soccer Stadium. PBLeagues recorded 30 paid entries across three divisions. Aisawan won Division 1, Waxers Legion won Division 2 and Siren Army won Division 3.[12][13]

Contemporary footage identifies the opening round of 2017 in Chiang Mai. A separate DYE Paintball report documents a Bangkok event, where Inception Aisawan won Division 1 and United Aisawan won Division 2.[14][15]

Seasons

[edit]

The yearly articles bring together documented events, formats and results. Where records remain incomplete, they distinguish confirmed information from unresolved calendar and standings gaps.

Season Documented records
2011 Numbered rounds, opening-round standings and formats; the Young Blood Challenge is documented separately.[1][3][4]
2012 Three individual round articles; contemporary footage records the first two rounds at C.A.T. Paintball Pattaya.[5][6]
2013 Three rounds and complete published final standings for Divisions 1 and 2.[2]
2014 Bangkok opening-round registration records and contemporary Pattaya second-round coverage.[9][16]
2015 Dated Bangkok and Chiang Mai rounds documented in contemporary highlight films.[10][11]
2016 Chiang Mai, Bangkok and Phuket events; published Phuket divisional results.[12][13][17][18]
2017 Chiang Mai opening-round footage and selected Bangkok results.[14][15]

The available season articles do not establish that all events or operating years have been recovered.

Competition formats

[edit]

Formats varied between seasons and events.

The published 2011 programme specified race-to-three with ten-minute games in Division 1 and race-to-two with seven-minute games in Division 2. Both divisions permitted PSP or Millennium ramping at 13 balls per second.[19]

The February 2014 Bangkok event used five-player race-to-two competition in both divisions, with ten-minute games in Division 1 and eight-minute games in Division 2.[9]

Phuket's 2016 registration record listed race-to-four in Division 1, X-Ball in Division 2 and five-player race-to-two in Division 3.[12]

Documented overall champions

[edit]

The following are verified season titles, rather than individual event victories.[2]

Season Division 1 Division 2
2013 Infernal Blueblood

Overall champions for the other documented seasons have not been established from the recovered records.

See also

[edit]

References

[edit]
  1. “About”, TPOC Thailand 2011, PALS Thailand. Organiser's account of circuit planning and earlier tournaments. Archived 20 July 2011.
  2. “10 seconds”, “คะแนนสะสม TPOC 2013 Leg 2” (Series points: TPOC 2013 Leg 2), PBThailand, updated 5 August 2013 with all three rounds and final season standings. Archived 17 November 2019.
  3. “Rankings — TPOC Overall Rankings (after 1st leg)”, PALS Thailand. Archived 20 July 2011.
  4. “TPOC Young Blood PaintBall Challenge 2011 by C.A.T.Pattaya”, YouTube, April 2011. Description identifies the date, venue and Division 3 rules.
  5. PBThailandTV, “Thailand Paintball Official Circuit (TPOC) 2012 1st Leg @ C.A.T. Pattaya”, YouTube, February 2012.
  6. Allan Phang, “TPOC 2nd Leg 2012 – Infernal vs. MacDev Hellbourne. Part 3”, YouTube, June 2012. Description records 16–17 June at C.A.T. Paintball Pattaya.
  7. “10 seconds”, “ผลการแข่งขัน TPOC Leg 3” (TPOC Leg 3 results), PBThailand, 5 August 2013. Archived 17 November 2019.
  8. Tom, “TPOC Finale & CMPL 2nd Leg Launch out now!!!!”, PBThailand, 5 July 2013. Archived 16 November 2019.
  9. “TPOC Leg 1”, PBLeagues. Event record for 8–9 February 2014.
  10. Social Paintball, “TPOC 2015 Leg1 - Thailand Paintball Official Circuit”, YouTube, February 2015.
  11. Social Paintball Thailand, “TPOC (Thailand Paintball Official Circuit) 2015 Leg2”, YouTube, May 2015.
  12. “TPOC – Gelkaps Phuket International”, PBLeagues. Event record for 23–25 September 2016.
  13. “Places: TPOC – Gelkaps Phuket International”, PBLeagues. Divisional results.
  14. Fadhlil Khaliq Abdul Rahman, “TPOC Leg 1 2017 Chiang Mai DXB Falcons Vs Aisawan Inception”, YouTube, February 2017.
  15. “DYE Asia Domination”, DYE Paintball, July 2017. Bangkok event report and accompanying results graphic.
  16. Penake Cinema & Photography, “PAINTBALL Speed Aisawan Team Show at TPOC Leg 2”, YouTube, May 2014. Description identifies Pattaya.
  17. Tom C., “TPOC Chiang Mai 2016 - Dare to Win”, YouTube, February 2016.
  18. nathxnon, “Thailand Paintball Official Circuit 2016”, YouTube, June 2016. Description identifies Expressway Paintball Club, Bangkok.
  19. “Format of play”, TPOC Thailand 2011, PALS Thailand. Archived 20 July 2011.
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