Most competitive gaming coaching is transactional. A player books a session, receives feedback, and is left to figure out the rest on their own. There is no continuity, no accountability, and no structured path to improvement.
mentr was built to replace that model entirely. The coaching space has long been dominated by one-off sessions that rarely translate into lasting improvement. We wanted to create something different a system modeled after personal training, where every student has a dedicated mentor, a structured program, and a clear measure of progress from start to finish.
The result is a program where your mentor is invested in your development across the full arc of a competitive set, your weaknesses are addressed consistently, and your improvement is tracked and documented at every stage.
Kai founded mentr with a clear goal: bring structured, accountable mentorship to competitive gaming in a way the space had never seen. He has been embedded in the TFT community for years as an educational content creator, part-time streamer, and multi-set Challenger player.
As a Riot Partner and director of PROJECT PBE, Kai has a direct relationship with the top tier of the scene and a firsthand understanding of what separates players who consistently improve from those who plateau. mentr is the product of that experience applied systematically, built to give competitive players across multiple titles a structured path to improvement that the coaching market had never offered them.
PROJECT PBE is the world’s most competitive independent TFT event, running three times a year on the PBE server. The team that makes it happen:





None of this is possible without the people who show up every week and do the actual work. Our mentors are verified competitors across TFT, Valorant, and Riftbound who are genuinely invested in the growth of every student they work with.
Choose your game, browse the mentor roster, find the right fit, and schedule a free interview. There is no commitment until you are ready.