Who is Emerok?

Emerok is a Brazilian streamer who plays League of Legends: Wild Rift on Twitch, with about 71,500 followers as of October 2026. Emerok is a jungle main and one of the better-known names in the Brazilian Wild Rift community, and also captains a team in the community tournament Wild Rounds.

The channel is in Portuguese and the Twitch bio, written by Emerok, says chat interaction and gameplay quality come first. The real name is Paulo Cesar, and the same bio lists Belem, in the state of Para. Beyond Twitch, the YouTube channel has about 84,300 subscribers and more than 2,300 videos.

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How did Emerok get into streaming?

Emerok's own panel lists the League of Legends background: playing since Season 3, a peak of Challenger at 945 LP, and Jungle as the main role. The Wild Rift channel grew out of that. The YouTube description promises tier lists, champion guides, explanatory gameplay and behind-the-scenes looks at official championships.

That mix is visible in the upload feed. In early October 2026 the channel had videos on the new 7.3a patch, how to climb with Lee Sin in the reworked jungle, a Samira jungle buff, Cho'Gath and Ekko. Each runs 15 to 20 minutes, in an explainer format rather than a stream replay.

On Twitch the archive is mostly long ranked sessions. Past broadcasts in the archive include a patch 7.3 meta-testing series with streams running from about four to ten hours, and a ranked session titled as a push for Challenger.

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Emerok and the Wild Rounds teams

Wild Rounds is a Riot Games community competition for Wild Rift in which teams are led by well-known creators. In 2024 Brazil finished as vice-champion at the international stage, and Emerok is described as a 2024 runner-up.

For Wild Rounds: SMASH in November 2025, held in Vietnam, Emerok was captain of Wild Capivaras, the team representing the Americas. The roster was Aspira, Pacheco, Emerok, Tealz, Shumas and Pilo, and the opponents came from Turkey, the Philippines, Vietnam and China. Brazilian outlet Games e Games called Emerok a respected community name known for inspirational leadership.

In 2026 Emerok was one of eight captains in the Brazilian playoffs, alongside Pilo, Oroch, Leite, Jxliorr, Debbie, Zaklol and Cauaboy. The grand final was set for September 30 at the Riot Games Arena in Sao Paulo, with the winner heading to SMASH in South Korea on November 21 and 22. Emerok's YouTube has a Wild Rounds backstage video titled around who will represent Brazil in Korea, posted in early October.

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The late-summer 2026 subathon

Before the Wild Rounds playoffs, Emerok ran a subathon on Twitch. The stream titles are numbered by day and the count passes Day 17 in mid-September.

The titles show the variety. Day 6 was an in-person Just Chatting stream titled as a potato festival. Day 7 was a smurf-account climb with a broadcast of nearly 35 hours. Day 9 was an in-person shopping trip for an Amumu cosplay, with ranked games and Elden Ring on the same day.

The Day 11 title promises Elden Ring for the first time, as a duo with Ponga, in a stream of more than 27 hours. Day 14 produced a broadcast of nearly 48 hours, titled as a rush for Lenda. In the weeks before the subathon, stream titles mention training for Korea and for Wild Rounds.

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Fun facts about Emerok

  • The Twitch hardware panel lists a Ryzen 7 3700X, an RX 5500 XT 4GB and a ROG Phone 3.
  • The Twitch bio lists a peak rank of Challenger at 945 LP and says playing began in Season 3.
  • Subathon broadcasts in the archive run to nearly 48 hours, and the Elden Ring day passes 27.
  • A Day 9 subathon stream was an in-person trip to buy things for an Amumu cosplay.
  • The Twitch archive includes a Ragnarok Origin: Classic stream, so the channel is not only Wild Rift.
  • The Instagram bio reads Belem and Sao Paulo, and names ExitLag as a partner.

Where to watch Emerok

Emerok streams Wild Rift on Twitch, posts explainer videos and live ranked sessions on YouTube, and shares updates on X and Instagram.

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StreamableRun and Emerok

StreamableRun is supporting Emerok's streams, from the multi-hour ranked sessions to the long subathon broadcasts. We are glad to back a Wild Rift streamer who spends this much time live with chat.