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Yip Ho-lam is a Hong Kong esports player who competes in team titles. Esports had been a demonstration event at the Jakarta Asian Games in 2018 before becoming an official medal event at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou in 2023, where Hong Kong entered 37 players across seven titles. Yip was selected for the Hong Kong, China squad in the team event for Dream Three Kingdoms 2 (Asian Games version), the only PC-based title among the seven and the only one developed by a mainland publisher (Hangzhou Dianhun Network) from a Chinese-style IP. The Hong Kong side, comprising Chan Cheuk-kit, Law Hing-lung, Yip Ho-lam, Yip Wai-lam and Yuen Pak-lam, was organised by the Hong Kong, China Esports Association and played at the China Hangzhou Esports Centre. They beat Thailand 2-0 in the semi-final to reach the final for the first time, then lost 0-2 to hosts China in the final on 30 September 2023 and took silver, while Thailand claimed bronze. That silver was Hong Kong's first-ever Asian Games medal in esports, and Yip and his team-mates thus became among the first Hong Kong players to win an esports medal at the Games. Verifiable public information on Yip's personal background, club and wider record remains limited; his Dream Three Kingdoms 2 team silver at the 2023 Asian Games is the clearest documented result of his career.