Visual from the official WEC 2026 portal: IESF · WEC 2026
NATIONAL TEAM
Malaysia among 16 nations listed for the PUBG MOBILE WEC 2026 finals
IESF’s official portal lists Malaysia under WEC Finals for PUBG MOBILE. The overall championship is scheduled for 15–20 December in Indonesia; the sources checked do not announce Malaysia’s player lineup or the specific PUBG MOBILE match schedule.
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Checked on 19 October: The PUBG MOBILE finals list contains 16 nations, including Malaysia, Indonesia and Myanmar. It identifies national participation in the finals without naming players or setting match groups.
IESF’s main event page also lists 15–20 December in Indonesia, matching the WEC window in MESF’s announcement. These dates cover the overall championship.
Vokey’s free-agent status confirmed after Maqna departure
PUBG MOBILE Esports Malaysia confirmed Vokey as a free agent in a 19 October post, after Maqna announced his departure on 17 October. The new announcement does not name his next team.
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The official Malaysia post was published on 19 October at 2:57 PM MYT, with a graphic labelled “VOKEY” and “FREE AGENT”. This coverage was added on 20 October.
VEGA women's PUBG MOBILE preliminaries set for 18–24 October, final on 28 October
19 October update: The ESPODIUM page now shows registration closed. The VEGA Campus Legends women's page lists free entry for student teams from Malaysia and a RM400 prize pool. The 18 October check found different registration deadlines in the organizer’s materials.
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19 October update: The ESPODIUM page now shows registration closed. Match fixtures were still unavailable when checked.
Checked on 18 October: The women's poster lists online preliminaries on 18–24 October 2026 and the Grand Final on 28 October. The winner receives RM200, second place RM120 and third place RM80, along with medals and hampers.
At the 18 October check, the women's ESPODIUM page listed a registration deadline of 18 October at 1 PM MYT. However, the organizer's PUBG MOBILE announcement on 14 September gives 11 October. That earlier post has not been identified as a women-specific announcement, and a registration extension for this category could not be confirmed. Check entry status with the organizer.
Specific match times and the final venue could not be verified. See the women's tournament page. The women's page's original announcement date is unknown.
Maqna’s official post was published on 17 October at 8 PM MYT, with a farewell graphic for Vokey. That 17 October Maqna announcement did not state that he was a free agent or explain his contract terms.
This follows the club’s announcements about Iftar on 14 October and Keem on 16 October. PUBG MOBILE Esports Malaysia separately confirmed Iftar’s and Keem’s free-agent status.
PUBG MOBILE Esports Malaysia confirmed Keem’s free-agent status on 17 October. Maqna announced his departure a day earlier, after he helped the club win two PMPL Malaysia titles.
In its 16 October post, Maqna said Keem had been with the club since 2025 and served as its in-game leader (IGL). The official Malaysia announcement followed on 17 October at 12:35 a.m. MYT.
Neither announcement names his next team. The official graphic places Keem in its PMPL MY 2027 transfer coverage without giving transfer-window dates or contract terms.
WEC is the national-team focus. Local events below are ordered by their scheduled dates.
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01 / NATIONAL TEAMIESF FINALS LIST
15–20 DEC 2026
IESF WEC · INDONESIA
IESF lists Malaysia among 16 nations in the PUBG MOBILE finals. The overall championship runs on 15–20 December. Tamm and Pasha are the appointed coaches; the sources checked do not announce the player lineup or specific PUBG MOBILE match schedule.
For women’s student teams from Malaysia. Online preliminaries on 18–24 October; final on 28 October. Free entry, RM400 in prizes. The portal showed registration closed when checked on 19 October.
Training at Resorts World Awana; registration, meals and accommodation are covered. ESI reported 20 of 50 places remaining on 15 October. Check current availability with the organizer.
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.
Follow Malaysia broadcasts, overseas clubs and the global tournament circuit.
PMGO S2 MAIN EVENT
MALAYSIA BROADCAST
20 October 2026 · 6 PM MYT
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Counting down to the scheduled broadcast
Countdown follows the promoted 6 PM MYT time. At the 20 October check, BM YouTube lists 6:15 PM for Group A (20 October) and B (21 October). The earlier competition schedule gives 7 PM MYT. Broadcast & commentary schedule
01 / CLUB CIRCUITCONFIRMED
20–25 OCT 2026
PMGO S2 MAIN EVENT
The PMGO S2 Main Event takes place on 20–25 October in Lahore, Pakistan, with Malaysia coverage promoted for 6 PM MYT. BM YouTube now lists 6:15 PM for Group A (20 October) and B (21 October); competition is scheduled for 7 PM MYT. Alter Ego and Vampire are in Group B; Sharper, Bigetron and AK Gold are in Group A. The official Alter Ego Ares introduction graphic now names five players. Those fielded in each match are not yet known.
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.
PMGO S2: Malaysia broadcast schedule and watch links
The official promotion lists Malaysia coverage at 6 PM MYT. 20 October update: The BM YouTube pages list Group A on 20 October and Group B on 21 October, both at 6:15 PM MYT. The announced competition time remains 7 PM MYT.
Checked 20 October: Official Bahasa Melayu YouTube links are available for Group A · 20 October and Group B · 21 October. Both pages show 6:15 PM MYT and were offline when checked at 10:03 AM. The organizer has not explained the 15-minute difference from the 6 PM promotion in the material checked.
The portal countdown retains the promoted 6 PM time on 20 October, with a note about YouTube’s listing. The earlier competition schedule graphic gives 16:00 UTC+5, equivalent to 7 PM MYT. Check the watch pages for the current broadcast status.
The 16 October announcement names YouTube, Facebook and TikTok PUBG MOBILE Esports Malaysia. OnTheGo and JHunter cover the Group Stage on 20–21 October and Survival on 22 October. Semut and Emi Mohamad cover the first finals day on 24 October; Soultan and TopCast cover 25 October.
Editorial disclosure: TopCast, the operator of this portal, is listed as a commentator for 25 October.
Official PMGO S2 graphic names five Alter Ego Ares players
PUBG MOBILE Esports Malaysia named 27SNAPE, Zuxxy, rosemaryyKYN, kryptonn and JimmyS99 in its Alter Ego Ares introduction graphic on 11 October. The club are in Group B for the Main Event in Lahore.
Alter Ego secured Southeast Asia’s final qualifying place by finishing fifth at the SEA Finals. This new graphic introduces five players; the four fielded in each match still need to be confirmed when competition takes place.
PMGO S2 Main Event starts on 20 October at 7 PM Malaysian time
The official graphic sets the start at 16:00 UTC+5, equivalent to 7 PM MYT. The Group Stage runs on 20–21 October, the Survival Stage on 22 October and the Grand Finals on 24–25 October.
Context & sources +PMGO S2 schedule and format: PUBG MOBILE Esports · 10 Oct 2026 · MYT
The top six teams from each group advance directly to the finals. Teams placed seventh to 14th in each group enter Survival, where four more finals places are available.
TDM applies when a points tie determines a qualification slot in the Group or Survival Stage. Two teams play 4v4 on Warehouse in a best-of-three series. If three or more teams are tied, standard tiebreaker rules determine the final two teams that play TDM.
Alter Ego remain in Group B. At the 11 October check, before the introduction graphic was published, the Main Event lineup had not been verified. See the 6 October draw report.
Alter Ego drawn in Group B for the PMGO S2 Main Event
Alter Ego have been drawn in Group B alongside Vampire Esports, A7 and 4T. The Main Event is scheduled for 20–25 October in Lahore, Pakistan. The lineup was unconfirmed at the 6 October check; the team introduction graphic is linked in the 12 October update.
The official draw graphic places Sharper (SP), Bigetron (BTR) and AK Gold (AKG) in Group A. Vampire (VPE) and Alter Ego (AE) are in Group B. The graphic still uses the labels PMPO #1 and PMPO #2 for two places.
Malaysian player JimmyOP still lists Alter Ego as his club on the Instagram profile checked on 6 October. This draw confirms the club’s group; the graphic does not name players. At the 6 October check, JimmyOP’s Main Event participation still required lineup confirmation.
BEN, Maqna and IndieGanx ended their runs at September’s SEA Finals. The Main Event draw does not change their qualifying results. Read the SEA Finals results. At the 6 October check, the Main Event start time was unconfirmed; see the dated update above.
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.
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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.
Esports Foundation has moved the inaugural ENC back by a year. A revised calendar and qualification arrangements will be clarified.
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This announcement replaces the original November 2026 schedule. Malaysia’s PUBG MOBILE status for the rescheduled edition still needs a specific update.
Campus schedule: VEGA women’s preliminaries on 18–24 October and final on 28 October. UNITEN PUBG MOBILE takes place on 27 October, with registration on 14–25 October.
Coverage includes professional, campus and grassroots tournaments, alongside Malaysian representatives abroad. Check organizer sources for community-event schedules and entry terms.
EARLIER REPORTS
MALAYSIA ARCHIVE.
Earlier reports, from newest to oldest. Source dates and update links are retained.
PLAYER TRAINING
MEAP Genting: ESI reports 20 places left on 15 October
ESI said 20 of 50 places remained in its 15 October announcement. The PUBG MOBILE programme on 31 October–1 November at Resorts World Awana covers technical training and mental performance, with registration, meals and accommodation fully covered.
Context & sources +Places remaining in the 15 October announcement: Esports Integrated · 15 Oct 2026
The remaining-place figure comes from ESI’s post on 15 October at 5:33 p.m. MYT. Availability can change; check the organizer’s announcement and registration channel before making travel plans.
Tamm and Pasha appointed as Malaysia’s coaches for IESF WEC
MESF has appointed Muhammad Insaf Tamsil “Tamm” as tactical coach and Muhammad Nur Azmi “Pasha” as performance coach for Malaysia’s PUBG MOBILE team at IESF WEC 2026. Player selection is the next step.
MESF’s statement dated 14 October says the appointments followed interviews and assessment by its Selection Committee. The coaches will propose players; the committee will then review and consider that list before MESF finalizes and announces it.
Editorial disclosure: This portal’s operator, TopCast, is also named on the selection committee in MESF’s public statement. This report uses those public announcements.
Maqna Esports Club bid farewell to Iftar in a 14 October post. The official PUBG MOBILE Esports Malaysia account later confirmed his free-agent status after two seasons with the club.
Maqna acknowledged Iftar’s contribution to its back-to-back PMPL titles. The official Malaysia account also noted his international appearances.
Neither announcement names Iftar’s next team or explains his contract terms. The official graphic labels him a free agent and shows a question mark for his next destination. Read about Maqna’s Spring title.
MPKS names VAMOS as PUBG MOBILE champions at its E-Games tournament on 10 October at the indoor stadium, Kuala Selangor Sports Complex. TEAM 52 finished second, followed by 4SEA ESPORT and DACS XVICTIM.
Context & sources +E-Games group photograph in MPKS’s report: MPKS · 10 Oct 2026 · acara / event
These placings come from Kuala Selangor Municipal Council’s official report and its linked Facebook post. Team names are retained as published; the report does not list player lineups or match points.
The overall event involved 450 participants across PUBG MOBILE, Mobile Legends: Bang Bang and FC26 Console. That figure covers all three games. The 14 October date is our check date; the report’s original publication date could not be verified.
MEAP Genting: registration, meals and accommodation covered
16 October update: ESI reported 20 places remaining in its 15 October announcement. Esports Integrated says registration, meals and accommodation are fully covered for the MEAP PUBG MOBILE training on 31 October–1 November at Resorts World Awana in Genting Highlands. Its 13 October announcement also states that registration is open with no fee.
Context & sources +MEAP training update poster: Esports Integrated · 13 Oct 2026 · MYT
The programme covers technical training and mental performance. The poster lists sessions from 9 AM to 6 PM, with NextChapter as the strategic training partner.
Check ESI’s announcement and the poster’s QR code for current participation details. Eligibility, the registration deadline and transport arrangements could not be verified from the material checked. The announcement does not guarantee a place for every applicant.
UNITEN PUBG MOBILE tournament: registration runs 14–25 October
A PUBG MOBILE tournament at UNITEN is scheduled for 27 October, from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., at Advance Learning IRC, Level 5. The announcement on the SRC UNITEN Putrajaya channel lists capacity for 10 teams, with up to four players per team.
Registration is scheduled for 14–25 October through the form linked in the announcement. The team leader or representative is asked to complete it. Players should bring their own phone or tablet and charger.
Check entry requirements and remaining places with the organiser before registering. Fees, prizes and eligibility could not be verified from the announcement and the form’s initial page. Capacity for 10 teams does not indicate how many places remain.
The post was published on 13 October at 11:12 p.m. Malaysian time. Event times are published without a timezone label; no countdown has been added.
Gainslink lists UUM PUBG MOBILE event for 12–14 October
My Varsity Esports Master PUBG MOBILE UUM is listed for 12–14 October as an online event. A check of Gainslink on 13 October shows registration closed and final results not yet available. 15 October update: The scheduled dates have passed; final results are still unavailable on the portal.
Context & sources +Archived registration poster · registration now closed: Gainslink · 12–14 Oct 2026
15 October check: Results still says final results are unavailable, while Matches contains no match records. The event has been removed from upcoming listings because its 12–14 October window has passed.
The event is listed under the Campus Constellation Series. Its poster and event page show the same dates. The portal’s match-history section is still empty; session start times could not be verified, so no countdown is shown.
The poster here is archived registration artwork. Its “Sign Up Now” invitation no longer applies because the portal now marks registration closed. The 13 October date refers to our check, not the original announcement.
POLIMAS recognises Nurdini's PUBG MOBILE participation at MEL26
POLIMAS names its student Siti Nurdini binti Mohammad Zaki as a Kedah participant in MEL26's national PUBG MOBILE competition. The institution's report is dated 11 October; this portal's coverage was added on 17 October.
Context & sources +Politeknik Malaysia delegation at MEL26 · Archive photo from POLIMAS: POLIMAS · 11 Oct 2026 · Report
Politeknik Sultan Abdul Halim Mu'adzam Shah (POLIMAS) recognises its students' participation in the MEL26 national competition. The report names Nurdini for PUBG MOBILE and also acknowledges the lecturers who accompanied the delegation.
The POLIMAS report does not give Nurdini's placing, a full team lineup or match-by-match player selections. The accompanying archive image is the Politeknik Malaysia delegation photo included in that report.
MESF opens PUBG MOBILE coach applications until 12 October
15 October update: MESF has announced the appointments of Tamm and Pasha.13 October update: the announced deadline has passed. MESF has opened applications for the national PUBG MOBILE coaching role at IESF WEC 2026. Applications are due before 10 PM on 12 October; candidates must be at least 18 and have experience as a PUBG MOBILE coach or professional player.
Status on 13 October: MESF’s statement and the form’s initial page still give a deadline before 10 PM on 12 October. No extension or coach appointment was found in the sources checked. The form remains accessible; that does not confirm late applications are accepted.
MESF’s statement dated 10 October requests a résumé and team plan, including proposed players, justification, training plans, and a vision and mission. Applicants should be ready for online interview calls from 13 October.
The announcement provides an application form or submission by email to contact@mesf.my. Check the statement and form for the full requirements. The published deadline does not specify a timezone.
MESF lists WEC for 15–20 December in Indonesia, with PUBG MOBILE in the Open category. These are tournament dates; this announcement does not provide a detailed match schedule or Malaysia’s player lineup. Read about the selection committee.
The statement dated 9 October, shared on Instagram on 10 October, names Amir Syafiq Abd Rashid, Aiman “ManParang” Amirul, Azrul “J Hunter” Anwar, Muhd Amirul “TopCast” Hazim Alias and Ridhwan Idris “Joker”.
The poster lists a 9:00 AM–6:00 PM schedule and names NextChapter as the strategic training partner.
A registration QR code appears on the poster. Check ESI’s original announcement for current participation details. Fees, eligibility and a registration deadline were unverified at the initial check. See the cost update from the 13 October announcement; eligibility and the deadline remain unconfirmed.
ESI announces MEL26 state-league winners and two SUKIPT invitees
16 October update: ESI’s final-results posts dated 4 October have now been checked: Johor won the national competition and The Gringos Seraphic won the Women’s Open. Esports Integrated shared PUBG MOBILE MEL26 winner announcements for Malaysia’s 13 states and three federal territories on 6 October. The organizer also announced invitations for SUKIPT A and SUKIPT B.
Context & sources +Negeri Sembilan · MEL26 State League winner: Esports Integrated · 6 Oct 2026 · MYT
The Negeri Sembilan graphic shows the winning team without listing player or club names. These announcements do not provide national-finals results.
At the earlier check, Esports Charts listed the finals for 10–11 October as a third-party listing. That calendar entry has been replaced with ESI’s 4 October results announcement. Detailed match dates have not been verified through the original sources checked.
Johor win the MEL26 PUBG MOBILE national competition
Johor finished first, followed by W.P. Labuan in second and Melaka in third. Esports Integrated published the final standings on 4 October; this portal's coverage was added on 16 October.
Context & sources +MEL26 national competition · Final standings announced on 4 October: Esports Integrated · 4 Oct 2026
Coverage added on 16 October: The official PUBG MOBILE Kebangsaan overall standings graphic is marked as final. Johor won the competition, with W.P. Labuan as runners-up and Melaka in third.
The Gringos Seraphic win the MEL26 PUBG MOBILE women's open
MEC Velyrix finished as runners-up, with BEN Ladies in third. Esports Integrated published the final standings on 4 October; this portal's coverage was added on 16 October.
Context & sources +MEL26 women's open · Final standings announced on 4 October: Esports Integrated · 4 Oct 2026
Coverage added on 16 October: The Gringos Seraphic are first in ESI's final standings for the MEL26 PUBG MOBILE women's open. MEC Velyrix finished second, followed by BEN Ladies in third.
ESI published this announcement on 4 October. That is the date of the results post.
Kulai PUBG MOBILE tournament set for 10–11 October with RM1,500 prize pool
The tournament is part of Kulai’s Hari Sukan Negara celebrations at The Commune Lifestyle Mall in Kulai, Johor. The organizer’s poster lists a RM1,500 prize pool and an entry fee of RM20 per team.
Context & sources +Tournament poster: Esportskulai · 10–11 Oct 2026
The competition uses Squad Mode, with four players and one substitute per team. The winner receives RM500, with prizes awarded through 10th place.
The Hari Sukan Negara portal lists PUBG MOBILE among the activities at the Kulai district carnival on 9–11 October. The tournament poster specifies 10–11 October for PUBG MOBILE.
Check the organizer’s channels for current entry details. A start time and registration deadline could not be verified from the accessible official sources. This information was checked on 4 October; the original post date could not be confirmed.
Malaysia finished 10th of 12 teams in the PUBG MOBILE Asian Games Version final, scoring 47 points across 12 matches. Thailand won gold with 128 points, ahead of China (114) and Pakistan (100).
The final took place on 28–29 September in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan. Malaysia collected 21 placement points and 26 elimination points, with no match wins (WWCD). The 47-point total and 10th-place finish refer to the September final. The 10th-place, 24-point result in June’s qualifier belongs to a separate event.
The squad announced on 16 September comprised Fexcry, Bobby, Kluq, Kenny and Jimmy, with Boskuu and Pasha as coaching staff. The squad graphic shown here is an archive image from that announcement.
Malaysia name their Asian Games PUBG MOBILE squad — four new faces since June
PUBG MOBILE Esports Malaysia has named five players for Aichi-Nagoya: Fexcry, Bobby, Kluq, Kenny and Jimmy, with Boskuu and Pasha as coaching staff. Only Fexcry remains from June’s qualifier lineup, which finished 10th.
Full names as announced: Muhammad Faliq Fitri (Fexcry), Muhammad Nor Azmie bin Nazrie (Bobby), Luqman Hakim Hasan (Kluq), Mohd Rezza Shah Mohd Azmi (Kenny) and Muhd Hazim Irfan Kamarudin (Jimmy). Erlangga (Boskuu) and Muhammad Nur Azmi Mohamed Halim (Pasha) are listed as the coaching staff. The announcement was posted on 16 September, a day after the athletes attended MESF’s appreciation dinner, where the federation launched its new logo and the national esports jersey.
In June’s qualifier, Malaysia fielded Keem, Vokey, Fexcry, Syamil and Iftar, with Boskuu and ManParang as coaches, and finished 10th of 12 finalists on 24 points — outside the eight qualifying places. Malaysia’s entry comes from the 12-NOC list OCA published in August; OCA has not explained the basis for that list. The announcement graphic gives 28–29 September as the competition dates, with the final session on 29 September per JESU’s schedule. Update, 29 September: Malaysia finished the final in 10th place with 47 points. Read the final results recap.
The August Finals broadcast brought together 16 campus teams in PUBG MOBILE Campus Jago UiTM Season 2. The second day was broadcast live on 6 September.
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August Finals is the edition name in the official broadcast title. The linked replay is from the second day, broadcast live on 6 September.
The OCA list updated on 5 August includes Malaysia among 12 delegations for PUBG MOBILE Asian Games Version. The final subsequently took place on 28–29 September.
Indonesia and Cambodia secured the two SEA/Oceania places under the original ENC 2026 schedule. Organizers confirmed Cambodia edged Malaysia for the second spot.
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This is the July qualifying result. Following the postponement announced in August, its implications for the 2027 edition depend on further announcements.
From 32 teams in PMNC Fall, 16 competed on the final day. Nine PMPL Malaysia Fall places were available.
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PMNC is part of the domestic competitive pathway. This edition has ended; dates and registration terms for new events depend on organizer announcements.
Five invited teams, PMNC MY 2025 champions Team 52 and 14 PMNC MY Spring qualifiers made up the league field.
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PMNC provided a route for local challengers into PMPL. This announcement covers Spring 2026; registration for a future season requires a separate announcement.
Aichi Sky Expo, the 2026 Asian Games esports venue. Aichi-Nagoya 2026
COMPLETED · 28–29 SEPTEMBER 2026
Malaysia finished 10th of 12 teams in the final with 47 points across 12 matches. Thailand won gold (128), China silver (114) and Pakistan bronze (100).
Malaysia’s placing
#10 / 12
Total points
47
Placement points
21
Elimination points
26
The squad announced on 16 September: Fexcry, Bobby, Kluq, Kenny and Jimmy, with Boskuu and Pasha as coaching staff.
This September final result is separate from the 10th-place, 24-point finish in June’s qualifier.
The national team represents Malaysia in international events such as the Asian Games, SEA Games and IESF WEC. Players are selected for each 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.
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