PUBG MOBILEESPORTS MALAYSIA

PUBG MOBILE ACROSS MALAYSIA

MALAYSIA
ON THE
GLOBAL STAGE.

Team news, local leagues, events across the country and Malaysian representatives on the international stage.

EXPLORE THE MALAYSIAN SCENE
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KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIANEWS & RESULTS
LATEST RESULTSPMGO S2 · SEA FINALS13 SEP 2026 · COMPLETED
#08BEN135 pts#09MEC119 pts#15IGE54 ptsView results

THE DOMESTIC SCENE

HAPPENING
IN MALAYSIA.

From PMNC to the professional league, follow the local competitions and teams shaping Malaysia’s PUBG MOBILE scene.

PMNC MALAYSIA FALL 2026

The grassroots route to PMPL

From 32 teams, 16 competed on the final day for nine PMPL Malaysia Fall places. PMNC creates a route for local challengers.

Revisit the PMNC finals
PMGO S2 SEA FINALS · 1 UTAMA

SEA competition in front of local fans

The regional finals ran in Petaling Jaya on 11–13 September. Three Malaysian clubs faced teams from across Southeast Asia.

Read the tournament recap

THE CAMPUS SCENE

PMCJ UiTM · Season 2

16 campus teams featured in the August Finals. Revisit the second-day live broadcast from 6 September.

Watch the campus competition

STATE & WOMEN’S COMPETITION

Malaysia Esports League

The MEL26 portal provides information on the State League and Women’s Open Series. Check organizer announcements for the relevant edition, entry terms and schedule.

Official MEL26 portal
Coverage for Malaysian fans

This site covers leagues, grassroots pathways, local teams and events hosted in Malaysia, alongside Malaysian representatives abroad. New community-event dates are listed when supported by a verifiable announcement.

THE NEXT CHAPTER

WHAT’S NEXT?

What lies ahead for Malaysian clubs and the national selection, based on available schedules and announcements.

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COUNTDOWN TO THE ASIAN GAMES

PUBG MOBILE final session

--DAYS
--HOURS
--MINUTES
--SECONDS

Counting down to the scheduled session

This timer follows the final-session schedule, not a specific Malaysia match time. Malaysia time (UTC+8). Schedule & sources

02 / IN MALAYSIATHIRD-PARTY LISTING
10–11 OCT 2026

MALAYSIA ESPORTS LEAGUE

Esports Charts lists the MEL26 PUBG MOBILE finals for 10–11 October. Organizer confirmation of the dates and times is still pending in the sources checked.

Official MEL26 portal Date source
03 / CLUB CIRCUITROADMAP
OCT 2026

PMGO S2 MAIN EVENT

Pakistan is the announced host. Five SEA clubs have qualified; BEN, Maqna and IndieGanx ended their runs at the SEA Finals. Exact match dates remain unconfirmed.

04 / WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPROADMAP
PMGC 2026

TÜRKİYE

The roadmap names Türkiye as PMGC host. Points across the PMGO circuit contribute to qualification; a PMGO Main Event place is separate from a PMGC berth.

The route to PMGC
05 / NATIONAL TEAMPOSTPONED
NOV 2027

ESPORTS NATIONS CUP

The inaugural ENC is now scheduled for November 2027. Malaysia’s PUBG MOBILE status and revised qualification arrangements await an organizer update.

Postponement announcement

The Asian Games final date is an event schedule, not confirmation that Malaysia has reached the final. Roadmap dates remain subject to further announcements.

FROM THE ARENA

MALAYSIA IN FOCUS.

Results, national-team developments and key changes across the PUBG MOBILE circuit.

Official 2026 PMGO S2 SEA Finals Day 3 poster
Broadcast artwork: PUBG MOBILE Esports · 13 Sep 2026

BEN finish eighth as Malaysia’s three clubs miss the Main Event

BEN Esports finished with 135 points, with Maqna ninth and IndieGanx 15th. Sharper won the title by one point over Bigetron.

Context & sources

The finals at 1 Utama ended after 19 matches. Sharper, Bigetron, Vampire, AK Gold and Alter Ego took the five Main Event places. BEN finished six points behind Alter Ego, the final qualifier.

PMCJ UiTM Season 2 features 16 campus teams

The August Finals broadcast brought together 16 campus teams in PUBG MOBILE Campus Journey UiTM Season 2. The second day was broadcast live on 6 September.

Context & sources

Campus coverage adds to the picture of the domestic scene beyond the professional league. August Finals is the broadcast title; 6 September is the second day’s live broadcast date.

Maqna take the Fall title for a PMPL Malaysia double

Maqna topped the final on 193 points, followed by BEN (171) and IndieGanx (165). After winning Spring, Maqna finished another PMPL Malaysia final on top.

Context & sources

R7 finished fourth and AI Team fifth. The team directory covers all 16 finalists, alongside the four other league-stage participants.

ENC postponed to November 2027

Esports Foundation has moved the inaugural ENC back by a year. A revised calendar and qualification arrangements will be clarified.

Context & sources

This announcement replaces the original November 2026 schedule. Malaysia’s PUBG MOBILE status for the rescheduled edition still needs a specific update.

Malaysia listed for Asian Games PUBG MOBILE

The OCA list updated on 5 August includes Malaysia among 12 delegations for PUBG MOBILE Asian Games Version. The final is scheduled for 29 September.

Context & sources

Malaysia’s final player lineup and match-specific schedule still await confirmation in the sources checked. The Asian Games guide includes the venue and session time in MYT.

Malaysia miss out in July’s ENC qualifier

Indonesia and Cambodia secured the two SEA/Oceania places under the original ENC 2026 schedule. Organizers confirmed Cambodia edged Malaysia for the second spot.

Context & sources

This is the July qualifying result. Following the postponement announced in August, its implications for the 2027 edition depend on further announcements.

PMNC Fall offers nine routes into PMPL Malaysia

From 32 teams in PMNC Fall, 16 competed on the final day. Nine PMPL Malaysia Fall places were available.

Context & sources

PMNC is part of the domestic competitive pathway. This edition has ended; dates and registration terms for new events depend on organizer announcements.

Maqna win PMPL Malaysia Spring

Maqna topped the Grand Finals with 232 points, ahead of Team 52 (201) and AZ Slumber (173). All three earned PMGO S1 SEA Finals places.

Context & sources

The Grand Finals took place on 1–3 May 2026. This Spring result is separate from September’s Season 2 SEA Finals.

PMPL Malaysia Spring brings together 20 teams

Five invited teams, PMNC MY 2025 champions Team 52 and 14 PMNC MY Spring qualifiers made up the league field.

Context & sources

PMNC provided a route for local challengers into PMPL. This announcement covers Spring 2026; registration for a future season requires a separate announcement.

KNOW THE CIRCUIT

THE ROUTE TO THE WORLD.

From national competition to the regional and global stages. Qualification formats depend on the season.

  1. 01

    PMNC

    National championship

    A route from local competition into the league.

  2. 02

    PMPL

    Professional league

    Malaysian teams compete for regional places.

  3. 03

    PMGO

    SEA Finals Main Event

    Regional qualification takes clubs to the global stage.

  4. 04

    PMGC

    World championship

    Seasonal points form part of the qualification route.

PMGO S2 SEA FINALS

Selected final standings

The five qualifiers and Malaysia’s three clubs. Results after match 19, 13 September 2026.

Full official standings Watch the Day 3 replay
Selected PMGO SEA S2 standings
#TEAMPOINTSQUALIFICATION
1Sharper EsportsTH148Main Event
2Bigetron by VitalityID147Main Event
3Vampire EsportsTH146Main Event
4AK Gold EsportsID143Main Event
5Alter Ego AresID141Main Event
8BEN EsportsMY135Did not advance
9Maqna Esports ClubMY119Did not advance
15IndieGanx by SoultanXMY54Did not advance

OUR REPRESENTATIVES

MALAYSIAN TEAMS.

A directory of the 20 PMPL Malaysia Fall 2026 teams, with a spotlight on the latest three SEA Finals representatives.

MY / 2026

BEN Esports

Malaysia’s highest finishers at the S2 SEA Finals. BEN ended six points behind fifth place.

#08SEA FINISH135TOTAL POINTS
Event record
MY / 2026

Maqna Esports Club

PMPL Malaysia Spring 2026 champions. Maqna later finished ninth at the S2 SEA Finals.

#09SEA FINISH119TOTAL POINTS
Event record
MY / 2026

IndieGanx by SoultanX

One of Malaysia’s three S2 SEA Finals representatives. IndieGanx finished the event with 54 points.

#15SEA FINISH54TOTAL POINTS
Event record

PMPL MALAYSIA FALL 2026

Meet the 20 league teams

16 finalists + 4 league-stage participants
01

Maqna Esports Club

Grand Finals · 193 pts

MEC
02

BEN Esports

Grand Finals · 171 pts

BEN
03

IndieGanx by SoultanX

Grand Finals · 165 pts

IGE
04

R7 Esports

Grand Finals · 159 pts

R7
05

AI Team

Grand Finals · 157 pts

AIT
06

Golden Spear

Grand Finals · 153 pts

GS
07

Team 52

Grand Finals · 135 pts

52
08

Sentry Symphony Esports

Grand Finals · 135* pts

SSE
09

LostBoyz Esports

Grand Finals · 101 pts

LBZ
10

TZ NOSTAR

Grand Finals · 99 pts

NSTR
11

Team Vamos

Grand Finals · 92 pts

VMS
12

RMC RYU

Grand Finals · 87 pts

RMCY
13

Team Rey

Grand Finals · 85 pts

TR
14

DACS XVictim

Grand Finals · 82 pts

DACS
15

F1xMH Mantapo

Grand Finals · 77 pts

F1
16

SDESA

Grand Finals · 55 pts

SDES

Doppel Ganker

Eliminated in the league stage

James Esports

Eliminated in the league stage

Untitled

Eliminated in the league stage

Victory

Eliminated in the league stage

Positions 1–16 are Grand Finals results from 30 August 2026. Sentry Symphony’s 135* is reproduced as shown in the official graphic. Names and status refer to the Fall 2026 edition.

AICHI-NAGOYA 2026

MALAYSIA AT
THE ASIAN GAMES.

PUBG MOBILE
ASIAN GAMES VERSION

MALAYSIA ON THE OCA LIST

The official OCA list updated on 5 August includes Malaysia alongside 11 other delegations. This is newer than the June qualifying results.

Final session
29 September 2026
08:00–19:00 MYT
Venue
Aichi Sky Expo
Hall D, Japan

Converted from 09:00–20:00 JST in JESU’s schedule. This is the final-session window, not a specific Malaysia match time.

The event uses the Asian Games Version. Malaysia’s final lineup, match assignments and detailed format remain unconfirmed in the sources checked.

REPRESENTING THE COUNTRY

WHEN MALAYSIA
FIELDS A NATIONAL TEAM.

A national selection competes in country-based events such as the Asian Games, SEA Games and ENC. Its lineup depends on selection for that particular competition.

BEN, Maqna and IndieGanx are professional clubs in the PMPL and PMGO circuit. Qualification by a club or a Malaysian player overseas does not automatically qualify the national team.

Check national-team developments

MOMENTS THAT SHAPED THE SCENE

MALAYSIA’S JOURNEY.

Selected achievements and turning points in Malaysia’s PUBG MOBILE story.

2020

Yoodo Gank win the SEA title

The PMPL SEA Finals S1 title on 3 May came with 284 points across 15 rounds.

Bernama / Sarawak Tribune
2021

Team Secret place seventh at PMGC

The PMGC 2020 Grand Finals concluded in January 2021, with Team Secret in seventh.

Maxis
2021

Another SEA title

Team Secret won the PMPL SEA Championship on 7 November, recording four Chicken Dinners.

Maxis
2022

Bronze in Hanoi

TABAH NSEA, competing as Malaysia 1, earned team bronze. The Hanoi 2021 SEA Games took place in 2022.

Pokde
2023

Four clubs in the PMSL era

Geek Slate, SEM9, Team Secret and Yoodo Alliance were announced as Malaysia’s partners for the inaugural PMSL SEA season.

Level Infinite
2023

Bronze in Cambodia

Malaysia 1 earned team bronze after finishing fourth overall on 14 May.

Gamer Santai
2024

PMGC comes to Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur hosted the PMGC 2024 group stage, bringing together clubs from across the world.

NAVI
2026

Three representatives at SEA Finals S2

BEN, Maqna and IndieGanx competed at 1 Utama on 11–13 September. BEN were Malaysia’s highest finishers in eighth.

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ABOUT THIS SITE

PUBG MOBILE MALAYSIA,
IN TWO LANGUAGES.

A PUBG MOBILE portal by TOPCAST for fans in Malaysia. Coverage spans local teams, leagues, grassroots pathways, domestic events and Malaysian representatives abroad. All content is available in Malay and English.

Information checked on 15 September 2026. Each summary links to its sources; results and schedules are dated records, without live score updates.

An independent editorial portal. PUBG MOBILE and team names belong to their respective owners. The opening image is concept artwork; news artwork is credited to its original source.

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