
Kuching team wins PUBG Mobile, Bintulu athletes shine in eFootball Mobile
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BINTULU : A total of 226 participants competed in two eSports events held alongside the 10th Muaythai Premier Sarawak Cup 2026 today (Oct. 18), with RM2,500 in total prize money awarded across both categories. (Sarawak Tribune, 14:25)
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Kuching team wins PUBG Mobile, Bintulu athletes shine in eFootball Mobile
BINTULU : A total of 226 participants competed in two eSports events held alongside the 10th Muaythai Premier Sarawak Cup 2026 today (Oct. 18), with RM2,500 in total prize money awarded across both categories.
The competition featured team-based PUBG Mobile and eFootball Mobile, attracting participants to test their strategies and skills in the two titles.
Headphones, chargers, phones and tactics are on the ready to grab the championship title.
In the PUBG Mobile team event, which drew 160 participants and offered RM2,000 in prize money, Kuching-based AZH ALLSTAR emerged as champions to claim RM1,000.
THE BROTHERHOOD, representing the Miri/Bintulu zone, finished second to take home RM600, while fellow Miri/Bintulu team 6BS REDZONE placed third with RM400.
The eFootball Mobile category attracted 66 participants and offered RM500 in prize money, with Bintulu athletes taking the top two positions.
Sarawak SUKMA athlete, Mohd Shahrin emerged as champion, earning RM250, while fellow Sarawak SUKMA athlete Jordan Tan finished runner-up with RM150.
Top three PUBG teams pose for a photo alongside event officials and organisers.
Abang Hakimi Syarizal took third place and received RM100.
Held as part of the wider programme surrounding the 10th Muaythai Premier Sarawak Cup, the eSports competition provided a platform for participants to showcase their skills and gave Sarawak SUKMA athletes an opportunity to compete in the regional eSports scene.
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