Rambo

Ronald Kim (born December 13, 1983), known professionally as Rambo, is a former professional electronic sports player who competed in Counter-Strike for Team 3D and Los Angeles Complexity. He is a content creator and owner of FPS Coach, which offers training for first-person shooter titles.

Career Playing career Kim began competing in Counter-Strike in 1999, when he would attend various LAN parties with his friends. He attended local LAN tournaments as a member of team Riot Squad. Riot Squad merged with rival team TRU to form the new team Syndicate in 2000. Kim next played with team Clan Killers 3; him and other members of the team broke off to form their own team named Xtreme3 in 2001. After X3's disbandment, Kim briefly played with a restarted Riot Squad team, this time led by Bobby "Sickness" Moyini. He then formed Team3D in 2002 with Kyle "Ksharp" Miller. After five years with Team3D, Kim joined team compLexity in January 2007. Complexity Gaming CompLexity rebranded to Los Angeles Complexity after becoming a franchise of the Championship Gaming Series. After the CGS' first season Kim was selected as a protected player by the franchise.

In Summer 2010, his team got 5-8th place at Arbalet Cup Dallas. Soon afterwards he retired from professional gaming.

Coaching career On October 14, 2016, MVP announced that Kim would become the coach of MVP Project. In March 2019, Kim became the head coach of Cloud9 Counter-Strike: Global Offensive team. He parted ways with Cloud9 in May 2019.

Personal life Kim grew up in Dallas, Texas. He is of Korean-American descent. He was born on December 3, 1983.