Thailand take PUBG MOBILE gold with a 14-point lead over China
Pakistan complete the podium after the final game changes the silver-medal order.
Thailand won PUBG MOBILE gold at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games on 29 September with 128 points. China took silver on 114 and Pakistan bronze on 100, Khaosod English reports.
Thailand entered the second day in first place, then added a Game 8 Chicken Dinner with 11 eliminations. They remained top after all 12 games.
China move ahead of Pakistan in the last game
SBS reports that China overtook Pakistan in the final game and secured its Chicken Dinner by defeating Vietnam. That late change decided silver and bronze while Thailand retained the overall lead.
The same report describes Myanmar eliminating Thailand late in that final game. Thailand still finished with gold, illustrating how the accumulated points across the competition can outweigh the outcome of its last match.
More esports medals remain on the schedule
The PUBG MOBILE podium is settled, but the wider esports programme continues. JESU lists Identity V’s medal stage on 30 September, Mobile Legends: Bang Bang’s final on 1 October and League of Legends’ final on 2 October.
Sources
- Khaosod English: medal points and Thailand’s campaign
- SBS: final-game report and podium order
- JESU: official remaining medal-session schedule
Checked on 30 September 2026, Malaysia time. The PUBG MOBILE final concluded on 29 September. SBS labels its English report as an AI translation; the podium is cross-checked against Khaosod.