Published 2026-09-23
Himass official accounts: how to verify the real source
How to distinguish official Himass, PUBG Esports and team sources from fan pages and lookalike websites.
Himass official accounts: how to verify the real source
A website or social profile can use the word “official” without actually being operated by the person it names. For a player such as Himass, the reliable method is to start from PUBG's primary records and follow a source trail rather than trusting a domain title.
Start with PUBG Esports
The official Himass player page identifies La Phuong Tien Dat, Vietnam, and shows his tournament history, awards and current 2026 record. This is the strongest starting point for confirming that a page is discussing the correct professional player.
Cross-check the team
The Anyone's Legend team profile independently lists Himass among the team's players. When a social account claims to represent a current team relationship, compare it with the official roster.
Check event information at PUBG
For schedules, rules and event rewards, use PUBG's own event pages. PUBG Asia Stars 2026 has an official event page and a separate notice with the schedule and broadcast information.
Protect your gaming account
Do not enter KRAFTON credentials, verification codes or payment details into an unfamiliar “Himass official” site offering downloads, rewards, settings or tournament access. The name of a page is not authentication.
A practical verification chain
- Verify player identity on PUBG Esports.
- Verify current team on the official team page.
- Verify event claims on PUBG's event pages.
- Evaluate creator accounts as a separate source.
For the full primary-source list, visit Official Himass and PUBG Sources. For competitive background, read Himass career and teams.