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Who Are CTBC Flying Oyster in League of Legends?
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Hamza Rashid
Gamer
13 Jul 2025
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CTBC Flying Oyster, commonly known as CFO, is one of the strongest League of Legends teams in the Pacific Championship Series (PCS). Backed by CTBC, a major Taiwanese brand with ties to traditional sports, the team has quickly risen to prominence since its formation in 2022.
With consistent top-tier finishes, a strong player development system, and passionate support from its organization, CFO has become a staple name in regional and international competition. The team’s performance in tournaments like First Stand 2025 and MSI 2025 earned it worldwide acclaim, but the kicker is that the team is just getting started.
Here’s everything to know about the Taiwanese League of Legends team CTBC Flying Oyster [1], including its most impressive achievements and roster history.
What is the LoL team CTBC Flying Oyster?
CTBC is the parent company of CTBC Flying Oyster, a well-known Taiwanese company. In addition to esports, CTBC owns teams in traditional sports like baseball and basketball to show its support for competitive talent.
CTBC Flying Oyster (CFO) was founded in 2022 and has been competing in the Pacific Championship Series (PCS) since then. Despite many roster changes over the years, Flying Oyster has maintained its high level of performance.
Some of the team’s major achievements include winning PCS Summer 2022 and PCS Spring 2024, and reaching the 11th-14th place at Worlds 2022, which remains their best international result. CFO has consistently stayed near the top within the PCS, only finishing lower than 4th place once since their debut.
CTBC has consistently backed its League of Legends division, giving players the tools and support to compete at the highest level. That dedication paid off once again in LCP Split 1 2025, where the CFO claimed the championship and earned a spot at First Stand 2025. While the team didn’t get far enough in the tournament to win it, its strong performance, especially in the initial stage, won it worldwide adoration and acclaim.
What is CTBC Flying Oyster known for?
In addition to its strong performance in 2025’s first LCP split and the first First Stand tournament, the team is also known for giving T1 such a strong challenge in MSI 2025. The two teams met for the first time in the bracket stage, and T1 was pushed to the limit by being forced to give it all for a final 3-2 score, with T1 getting the victory.
While CFC lost the match, it won something much more important, which is the adoration from fans and even its enemy team. hongQ managed to achieve his dream of trading jerseys with Faker, and the team proved that it has what it takes to stand alongside the powerhouse League of Legends [2] teams.
CTBC Flying Oyster’s player roster
CTBC Flying Oyster’s current League of Legends roster came together in December 2024. The team brought in three new players while keeping three from the previous lineup, officially listing six players on their roster.
Rest (Top)
Hsu “Rest” Shuh-chieh has been part of CTBC Flying Oyster since the team was first formed in January 2022. He has held down the top lane ever since and played a key role during the LCP Split 1 2025, where he started in the grand final against Talon. With that victory, Flying Oyster was guaranteed a spot in First Stand 2025.
Driver (Top)
Shen “Driver” Tsung-hua became part of CTBC Flying Oyster in May 2024, adding more experience and depth to the team’s lineup. He’s been competing in the professional League of Legends scene for several years. One of his early highlights came in 2019 when he helped his team win the ECS Summer Split.
JunJia (Jungle)
Yu “JunJia” Chunchia is one of the newest members of CTBC Flying Oyster. Before joining CFO, he played for PSG Talon, and in a dramatic twist, he faced them in the LCP Split 1 2025 finals, helping CFO qualify for First Stand 2025.
JunJia’s career began with EDward Gaming in China, where he won the 2021 LPL Summer Split. Later, he helped PSG Taon reach the Top 8 at MSI 2024. Known for his steady performance, JunJia won MVP in three PCS finals and was named Player of the Split in LCP, making a strong start with Flying Oyster.
hongQ (Mid)
Tsai “hongQ” Ming-hong is one of the rising stars in the competitive League of Legends scene. He made his debut in 2024 with Nate952, and after a short but impressive stint with CFO Academy, he earned a spot on the main roster of CTBC Flying Oyster. Now, hongQ is set to make his mark on the international stage at First Stand 2025.
During LCP Split 1 2025, hongQ was awarded Rookie of the Split, a sign of his talent and potential. Even during his time with CFO Academy, he stood out, including a memorable pentakill on Azir in a match against TNU Eagle.
Doggo (ADC)
Chiu “Doggo” Tzu-chuan has built a strong reputation in the League of Legends competitive scene. Before joining CTBC Flying Oyster, he played in the LPL, one of the toughest leagues in the world, including his time with Bilibili Gaming (BLG). In late 2024, Doggo returned to the Pacific region and became the bot-laner for CFO, marking a big move for both him and the team.
Earlier in his career, he went by the nickname “Doge”, and his Chinese nickname translates to “Little Shiba”. That playful name fits, but his gameplay has always been serious and sharp. Doggo’s position at the top of the KDA leaderboard from LCP Split 1 2025 shows how true this is. This highlights how reliable and efficient he’s been as a carry for his team.
Kaiwing (Support)
Ling “Kaiwing” Kai-wing is a veteran support player in the Pacific League of Legends scene. Before joining CTBC in December 2024, he played for two other major teams in the region, PSG Talon and Frank Esports.
During his time with PSG Talon, Kaiwing helped the team reach the World Championship twice, finishing in the 9th-12th place bracket in 2020 and 2021. Under his leadership, PSG also had successful overseas runs, finishing in the top four at MSI 2021 and fifth at MSI in 2022. After leaving PSG, Kaiwing joined Frank Esports, where he continued to deliver consistent results. Across the 2023 and 2024 seasons, the team regularly finished in the top 4, including a strong 2nd-place finish at PCS Spring 2023.
Chawy - Head Coach of CTBC Flying Oyster
CFO’s journey to First Stand 2025 is due in no small part to the leadership of Coach Wong “Chawy” Xing Lei. A former mid-laner and League of Legends commentator, Chawy brings a wealth of experience and insight to the team. He joined CTBC Flying Oyster in December 2024 and has played a key role in guiding the roster to success.
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FAQs
What region does CTBC Flying Oyster play in?
CTBC Flying Oyster plays in the Pacific region, specifically in the PCS (Pacific Championship Series). The team represents Taiwan and has competed in the LCP (League of Champions Pacific) since 2025.
Who is the star player on CTBC Flying Oyster?
Doggo is often considered the team’s star due to his consistent performance and high KDA. His return from the LPL has made him a reliable carry in every game. However, hongQ is also extremely popular, primarily thanks to his adoration of T1’s Faker.
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