Peanut

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Player Information
Name:
한왕호
Romanized Name:
Han Wang-ho
Nationality:
Born:
February 3, 1998 (age 27)
Region:
South Korea Korea
Status:
Active
Role:
Approx. Total Winnings:
$760,742
Links
History
2014-12-20 — 2015-02-25Jungler (Substitute) Najin e-mFire
2015-02-25 — 2015-12-01Jungler Najin e-mFire
2016-01-06 — 2016-12-01Jungler ROX Tigers
2016-12-01 — 2017-11-21Jungler SK Telecom T1
2017-11-25 — 2018-01-07Jungler Longzhu Gaming
2018-01-07 — 2018-11-19Jungler Kingzone DragonX
2018-11-24 — 2019-11-18Jungler Gen.G Esports
2019-11-22 — 2020-11-21Jungler LGD Gaming
2020-11-30 — 2020-12-17Jungler Team Dynamics
2020-12-17 — 2021-11-23Jungler Nongshim RedForce
2021-11-23 — 2023-11-21Jungler Gen.G Esports
2023-11-24 — PresentJungler Hanwha Life
Recent Matches
HLE Hanwha Life EsportsHanwha Life Esports
3:1
(Bo5)
Karmine CorpKarmine Corp KC
March 16, 2025 - 17:00 KST
FST 2025
2025 First Stand Tournament
HLE Hanwha Life EsportsHanwha Life Esports
3:0
(Bo5)
Top EsportsTop Esports TES
March 15, 2025 - 18:00 KST
FST 2025
2025 First Stand Tournament
HLE Hanwha Life EsportsHanwha Life Esports
2:1
(Bo3)
Team LiquidTeam Liquid TL
March 14, 2025 - 20:00 KST
FST 2025
2025 First Stand Tournament
HLE Hanwha Life EsportsHanwha Life Esports
2:1
(Bo3)
Karmine CorpKarmine Corp KC
March 13, 2025 - 20:00 KST
FST 2025
2025 First Stand Tournament
HLE Hanwha Life EsportsHanwha Life Esports
2:0
(Bo3)
CTBC Flying OysterCTBC Flying Oyster CFO
March 12, 2025 - 17:00 KST
FST 2025
2025 First Stand Tournament
Upcoming Tournaments
LCK/2025LCK/2025 LCK 2025 Season 
2025-04-01 00:00:00 UTC
Apr 01 - Sep 01

Han "Peanut" Wang-ho (born February 3, 1998) is a Korean League of Legends player who is currently playing as a Jungler for Hanwha Life Esports.

Achievements[edit]

DatePlaceTierTournamentTeamResultPrize
2025-03-161stS-Tier2025 First Stand Tournament2025 First Stand Tournament
Hanwha Life EsportsHanwha Life Esports
3 : 1
Karmine CorpKarmine Corp
$300,000
2024-09-081stS-TierLCK Summer 2024LCK Summer 2024LCK Summer 2024
Hanwha Life EsportsHanwha Life Esports
3 : 2
Gen.G EsportsGen.G Esports
$149,391
2023-08-201stS-TierLCK Summer 2023LCK Summer 2023LCK Summer 2023
Gen.G EsportsGen.G Esports
3 : 0
T1T1
$149,235
2023-04-091stS-TierLCK Spring 2023LCK Spring 2023LCK Spring 2023
Gen.G EsportsGen.G Esports
3 : 1
T1T1
$151,924
2022-08-281stS-TierLCK Summer 2022LCK Summer 2022LCK Summer 2022
Gen.G EsportsGen.G Esports
3 : 0
T1T1
$149,011
2018-05-202ndS-Tier2018 Mid-Season Invitational2018 Mid-Season Invitational
Kingzone DragonXKingzone DragonX
1 : 3
Royal Never Give UpRoyal Never Give Up
$267,251
2018-04-141stS-TierLCK Spring 2018LCK Spring 2018LCK Spring 2018
Kingzone DragonXKingzone DragonX
3 : 1
Afreeca FreecsAfreeca Freecs
$93,484
2017-11-042ndS-Tier2017 World Championship2017 World Championship
SK Telecom T1SK Telecom T1
0 : 3
Samsung GalaxySamsung Galaxy
$620,540
2017-05-211stS-Tier2017 Mid-Season Invitational2017 Mid-Season Invitational
SK Telecom T1SK Telecom T1
3 : 1
G2 EsportsG2 Esports
$676,000
2016-10-213rd - 4thS-Tier2016 World Championship2016 World Championship
ROX TigersROX Tigers
2 : 3
SK Telecom T1SK Telecom T1
$380,250
Extended list of results

Awards[edit]

DateTierTournamentAwardTeamPrize
2024
2024-08-20S-TierLCK Summer 2024LCK Summer 2024LCK Summer 2024All-LCK Second Team
Hanwha Life EsportsHanwha Life Esports
-
2024-03-25S-TierLCK Spring 2024LCK Spring 2024LCK Spring 2024All-LCK Third Team
Hanwha Life EsportsHanwha Life Esports
-
2023
2023-12-13MiscLCK Awards 2023LCK Awards 2023LCK Awards 2023Best Monster Slayer Award
Gen.G EsportsGen.G Esports
-
2023-08-08S-TierLCK Summer 2023LCK Summer 2023LCK Summer 2023All-LCK Second Team
Gen.G EsportsGen.G Esports
-
2023-03-22S-TierLCK Spring 2023LCK Spring 2023LCK Spring 2023All-LCK Second Team
Gen.G EsportsGen.G Esports
-
2022
2022-08-28S-TierLCK Summer 2022LCK Summer 2022LCK Summer 2022Final MVP
Gen.G EsportsGen.G Esports
$3,725
2022-08-16S-TierLCK Summer 2022LCK Summer 2022LCK Summer 2022All-LCK First Team
Gen.G EsportsGen.G Esports
$1,490
2022-03-21S-TierLCK Spring 2022LCK Spring 2022LCK Spring 2022All-LCK Third Team
Gen.G EsportsGen.G Esports
-
2021
2021-08-17S-TierLCK Summer 2021LCK Summer 2021LCK Summer 2021All-LCK First Team
Nongshim RedForceNongshim RedForce
$1,721
2021-08-17S-TierLCK Summer 2021LCK Summer 2021LCK Summer 2021Regular Season MVP
Nongshim RedForceNongshim RedForce
$4,302
2020
2020-07-27S-TierLPL Summer 2020LPL Summer 2020Rookie of Week 8
LGD GamingLGD Gaming
-
2020-07-27S-TierLPL Summer 2020LPL Summer 2020Best of the Rift - Week 8
LGD GamingLGD Gaming
-
2020-04-22S-TierLPL Spring 2020LPL Spring 20203rd All-Pro Team
LGD GamingLGD Gaming
-
2020-04-13S-TierLPL Spring 2020LPL Spring 2020Rookie of the Week - Week 6
LGD GamingLGD Gaming
-
2020-04-13S-TierLPL Spring 2020LPL Spring 2020Player of the Week - Week 6
LGD GamingLGD Gaming
-
2020-04-13S-TierLPL Spring 2020LPL Spring 2020Best of the Rift - Week 6
LGD GamingLGD Gaming
-
2018
2018-03-25S-TierLCK Spring 2018LCK Spring 2018LCK Spring 2018Jungle KDA
Kingzone DragonXKingzone DragonX
$1,870
2017
2017-04-22S-TierLCK Spring 2017LCK Spring 2017LCK Spring 2017Playoffs MVP
SK Telecom T1SK Telecom T1
$4,399
2017-04-22S-TierLCK Spring 2017LCK Spring 2017LCK Spring 2017Jungle KDA
SK Telecom T1SK Telecom T1
$1,760
2016
2016-04-23S-TierLCK Spring 2016LCK Spring 2016LCK Spring 2016Jungle KDA
ROX TigersROX Tigers
$1,746

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Biography[edit]

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LCK Debut With Najin (2015)[edit]

Joining The ROX Tigers (2016)[edit]

A Year With SKT (2017)[edit]

Ahead of the 2017 season, SK Telecom T1 acquired Peanut from the ROX Tigers to fill the vacant spot in the jungle Bae "Bengi" Seong-woong left. [1]

Together with Peanut together with SKT dominated the season, finishing the regular season with a 16-2 record to place themselves directly in the finals of the Playoffs. Here they defeated KT Rolster in a 3-0 sweep and qualified for MSI. At MSI they toppled the Group Stage with a 8-2 record and qualified for the Knockout Stage. Within the Group Stage, peanut had a standout performance playing Lee Sin. Against their match against the GIGABYTE Marines Peanut set a recurd for the most kills within the first 15 minutes of a proffesional game. Gaining 15 kills, 12 which were in just the first 12 minutes. [2]

Continuing in the Playoffs they defeated Flash Wolves in a 3-0 sweep and entered the finals against Europe's G2 Esports. SK Telecom won the series in a 3-1 victory, with Peanut being awarded the MVP title for the last game. With this victory, Peanut gained his first international trophy.

The following split SK Telecom dropped off in performance, only ending in 4th in the regular season. But it seemed the team came back, battling their way through the playoffs to make it back to the finals. They however lost against Longzhu Gaming, but still qualified for Worlds through the Championship points as the second seed. Meaning Peanut would attend his second World Championship. Now as a part of SKT who had won two World Championship prior.

SKT had a strong start in the Group Stage, topping their group. However the Playoffs saw SKT almost lose to Misfits Gaming as they fell behind 1-2 in the series. SKT however was able to recover and secure the victory. In their next series they found themselves against Royal Never Give Up, which turned into another back-and-forth series, with SKT again coming out on top. Now Peanut has reached his first Worlds Final, however after falling behind in the series 0-2, Peanut was subbed out in favour Kang "Blank" Sun-gu. The substitution however didn'tt help, as the SKT dominance would end as the team was swept 0-3 by their LCK counterparts Samsung Galaxy.


Concluding the competitive year, Peanut's contract with SKT had ended and he parted ways with the organization. [3] A few days after it was announced that for the following year, Peanut signed with Longzhu Gaming. [4]

Returning to Gen.G (2022)[edit]

Last Star of ROX Shine (2024)[edit]

After parting ways with Gen.G, Peanut signed with Hanwha Life Esports, the team that succeeded ROX Tigers. With his new team, Peanut finished 3rd in Group Stage of the Spring Split, and swept Freecs 3-0 in the first round of Playoffs. Despite making an upset against T1 with a 3-0 upset, Peanut and his team lost 1-3 to Gen.G in Upper Bracket Final, then lost 1-3 to T1 in Lower Bracket Final, failing to qualify for the MSI.

이런 말이 있거든요. 별의 마지막은 성운을 만들고요, 새로운 세대의 별이 된다고 합니다, 그 1400여년 넘게 자리 지켜온 첨성대 덕분일까요? ROX의 마지막 별이 한화생명 첫 우승으로 빛내는 걸 보게 되네요.
[ There is a saying: the last of a star creates a nebula, which then becomes a star of a new generation. Is it because of Cheomseongdae that kept its place for about 1400 years? I am seeing the last star of ROX shining with the first championship title of HLE. ]
Jeong "NoFe" No-chul (LCK Summer 2024 Grand Final[5])

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Trivia[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ↑ SK Telecom T1 (2016-12-01). "SKT T1의 새로운 정글러를 소개합니다. [Introducing SKT T1’s new jungler.]" (in South Korea Korean).
  2. ↑ Mike Stubbs (2017-05-22). "Peanut is our MVP of the Mid Season Invitational" (in English Speaking English). Red Bull.
  3. ↑ SK Telecom T1 (2017-11-21). "2017년 한 해동안 T1에서 활약한 한왕호(Peanut), 김하늘(Sky) 선수가 계약 종료이 되었음을 알려드립니다. [We would like to inform you that the contracts of JUNGLE Han-Peanut-wangho and MID Kim-Sky-HANEUL for T1's 2017 season have been expired.]" (in South Korea Korean).
  4. ↑ kenzi (2017-11-25). "2Peanut joins .@Longzhu_ #LoL" (in South Korea Korean).
  5. ↑ "GEN vs HLE | 결승전 | 우리은행 2024 LCK 서머 플레이오프 [GEN vs HLE | Grand Final | Woori Bank 2024 LCK Summer Playoffs]" (in South Korea Korean). LCK. 2024-09-08.
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