TOPCASTGAMING & ESPORTS
Back to Esports Daily
PUBG MOBILE

Sharper win PMGO SEA Finals by one point as five teams advance

Sharper finished on 148 points at 1 Utama, ahead of Bigetron on 147. BEN Esports placed eighth as Malaysia’s highest finisher.

PMGO Season 2 SEA Finals Day 3 poster with two players, tournament branding and the 16 participating team logos.
Official Day 3 promotional artwork for the 2026 PMGO Season 2 SEA Finals, published on 13 September 2026. Credit: PUBG MOBILE Esports.

Sharper Esports won the 2026 PUBG MOBILE Global Open Season 2 Southeast Asia Finals on 13 September, finishing just one point ahead of Bigetron by Vitality. The official final standings put Sharper on 148 points, Bigetron on 147 and Vampire Esports on 146, leaving only two points between the top three.

The finals ran from 11 to 13 September at the LG Oval Concourse in 1 Utama Shopping Centre, Malaysia. Sixteen teams competed for the regional title and five places in the PMGO Season 2 Main Event. The final table also left just one point between fifth and sixth.

Five Main Event places decided

AK Gold Esports took fourth with 143 points, while Alter Ego secured fifth on 141. They join Sharper, Bigetron and Vampire in advancing to the Main Event. Shadow Esports finished sixth on 140, missing the qualifying cutoff by a single point. The five qualifiers comprise two Thai teams and three Indonesian teams.

Sharper’s winning total came from 101 elimination points and 47 placement points, despite finishing without a match win. Bigetron recorded two match wins, 98 elimination points and 49 placement points. Across the final standings, Sharper’s three-point advantage in eliminations outweighed Bigetron’s two-point edge in placement points.

BEN lead Malaysia’s finishers

BEN Esports were Malaysia’s highest-placed team in eighth with 135 points. Maqna Esports Club followed in ninth on 119, while IndieGanx by SoultanX finished 15th with 54. Those results left the host nation without a team among the five qualifiers from these SEA Finals.

Sources

Checked on 15 September 2026 (Malaysia time).