Jhocam

Tri “Jhocam” Kuncoro was born on June 24, 1997, in Indonesia. He is a position-four support currently playing for Team Nemesis and one of the most experienced Indonesian players still competing professionally.

Jhocam has never been the headline name of his teams. That is fine. His career has been built around joining talented cores, giving them space, and creating fights from heroes that most players would use to feed repeatedly. BOOM ID, T1, Nigma Galaxy SEA, Army Geniuses, Talon, GLYPH—different teams, same job.

Early Life

His professional breakthrough came with BOOM ID in 2017, when the organization was still focused almost entirely on developing Indonesian talent.

Jhocam spent two years with BOOM and helped the roster move from domestic competition into international DPC events. When he left in 2019, BOOM’s manager called him the best position-four player in Indonesia and credited him as an important part of the country’s first team to reach DPC tournaments. That is quite an endorsement.

Career

After BOOM, Jhocam represented T1 and later joined Galaxy Racer, which became Nigma Galaxy SEA. His first major regional title came at BTS Pro Series Season 7, where Galaxy Racer defeated Fnatic 3–2 in the Grand Final.

In 2022, he represented Indonesia at the IESF World Esports Championship and won the title by beating the Philippines 3–2. He then joined Army Geniuses, won the first SEA DPC Division II tour without losing a series, and returned to Division I.

Jhocam joined Talon alongside Akashi and Ws in November 2023. The roster qualified for TI2024 and later produced its best result at DreamLeague Season 26, finishing third behind PARIVISION and BetBoom Team. Talon never became a championship team, but for a while they were clearly capable of beating the best teams in the world.

Team Nemesis

Jhocam spent the first half of 2026 with GLYPH, winning two EPL World Series events and reaching the final of the Esports World Cup SEA qualifier before losing 3–2 to REKONIX. GLYPH also attended BLAST Slam VII and finished 5th–8th at Games of the Future.

On August 13, 2026, Jhocam returned to Team Nemesis alongside JaCkky, Ken, and NARMAN, with Jabz remaining in the offlane. It is a veteran SEA roster with absolutely no shortage of experience. Jhocam’s responsibility is to create movement around Jabz and Ken while NARMAN handles the lower-economy support work.

Playstyle

Jhocam is a genuine position-four playmaker. Tusk and Rubick are his two most-played professional heroes, followed by Lion, Hoodwink, Clockwerk, Tiny, Grimstroke, Earthshaker, and Nyx Assassin. That hero pool tells you exactly what kind of support he is.

He wants to start fights, punish bad positioning, and create uncomfortable situations before the opponent is ready. His Tusk can save a teammate or trap an enemy. His Rubick turns the opponent’s spells against them. His Clockwerk and Tiny simply force the issue.

Jhocam is not there to stand behind the carry and place a defensive ward. He is there to make something happen.

Interesting Facts

He won the IESF World Esports Championship 2022 with Indonesia.

He helped BOOM ID become the first Indonesian team to reach DPC events.

His best Tier 1 result is third place at DreamLeague Season 26 with Talon.