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Esports at the 2022 Asian Games – PUBG Mobile

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PUBG Mobile
at the 2022 Asian Games
VenueHangzhou Esports Center
Date27 September – 1 October 2023
Competitors99 from 21 nations
Medalists
gold medal  China
Liu Yunyu, Zhu Bocheng, Zhang Jianhui, Chen Yumeng, Huang Can
silver medal  South Korea
Choi Young-jae, Kim Dong-hyeon, Kwon Soon-bin, Kim Sung-hyun, Park Sang-cheol
bronze medal  Chinese Taipei
Chiang Chien-ting, Wang Bo-zhi, Tsai Cheng-fu, Wang Chin-hung, Chen Hung-ming
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The PUBG Mobile (locally known in China as Peacekeeper Elite) event at the 2022 Asian Games took place from 29 September to 1 October 2023 in Hangzhou, China.[1] The game is also known as Game for Peace.[2][3]

The game used for the tournament is a modified edition of the mobile game PUBG Mobile made specifically for the Asian Games. The battle royale feature of the game was removed, which meant players would not be able to shoot against each other. This is to comply with the International Olympic Committee's preference for titles compliant with the "Olympic values".[4] The tournament featured the game's Off-Road Racing Mode, where a teams of four would race against each other. They had to pass checkpoints where they can shoot targets for additional points.[5]

Schedule

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All times are China Standard Time (UTC+08:00)

Date Time Event
Wednesday, 27 September 2023 14:00 Qualification
Thursday, 28 September 2023 09:00 Preliminary round 1
19:00 Preliminary round 2
Friday, 29 September 2023 09:00 1/8 eliminations
Saturday, 30 September 2023 09:00 Semifinals
Sunday, 1 October 2023 19:00 Final

Seeding

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A qualification tournament called AESF Road to Asian Games 2022 was played in Macau, China from 22 to 26 June 2023. The results of this tournament were used to determine the seedings for the Games.[6]

East Asia Southeast Asia West Asia Central & South Asia
 China  Thailand  Palestine  Kazakhstan
 Chinese Taipei  Laos  Jordan  Sri Lanka
 Hong Kong  Indonesia  Saudi Arabia  Nepal
 South Korea  Philippines  Bahrain  Kyrgyzstan
 Macau  Myanmar  Oman  Uzbekistan
 Malaysia
 Brunei
 Singapore
 Vietnam

China, Thailand, Palestine and Kazakhstan qualified directly to the 1/8 eliminations. All other RDAG participating teams advanced to the preliminary round 1.

Squads

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 China  Chinese Taipei  Hong Kong  Indonesia
  • Liu Yunyu
  • Zhu Bocheng
  • Zhang Jianhui
  • Chen Yumeng
  • Huang Can
  • Chiang Chien-ting
  • Wang Bo-zhi
  • Tsai Cheng-fu
  • Wang Chin-hung
  • Chen Hung-ming
  • Tsang Wai Ki
  • Hung Man Ka
  • Tsung Wai Ting
  • Jeffrey Chan
  • Alan Raynold Kumaseh
  • Vebryano Akbar Maulana
  • Juventino Ryan Jeremy Rolos
  • Teuku Muhammad Kausar
  • Fajar Octa Ramadhan
 Japan  Jordan  Kazakhstan  Laos
  • Masahiro Ishida
  • Yu Watanabe
  • Hiro Kimura
  • Koki Sekikawa
  • Mohammad Al-Addasi
  • Laith Mehidat
  • Ali Al-Essawi
  • Ghaith Al-Aiyadi
  • Omar Seif
  • Nurlybek Aslanbekuly
  • Batyr Tuleush
  • Syrym Tuleush
  • Zhangir Myrza
  • Khantavanh Chansavath
  • Soukphachan Phommalangsy
  • Alounyadeth Nilandone
  • Vanthanongsin Kingsada
 Macau  Maldives  Mongolia  Myanmar
  • Lam Pou Fat
  • Kuok Chon Kei
  • Zhao Jie Hao
  • Wong Sao Teng
  • Lam Pui Kei
  • Adil Hussain
  • Haisham Waheedh
  • Ahmed Maishaan Bushree
  • Maadhu Hussain Ibrahim
  • Sham Ali Wafir
  • Bayartsengeliin Zolboot
  • Khatanbaataryn Khüselbaatar
  • Batkhuyagiin Batbagana
  • Baatarkhüügiin Bilgüün
  • Nyamlkhagva Dulaanjargal
  • Myo San Aung
  • Aung San Thit
  • Thar Pyae Kyaw
  • Li Yaw Ha
  • Htet Naing Aung
 Nepal  Palestine  Philippines  Saudi Arabia
  • Subin Kumar Prajapati
  • Shahas Bhandari
  • Samir Gurung
  • Dipesh Gurung
  • Sangin Bhattarai
  • Mohammed Abdalaziz
  • Wasim Hamed
  • Ayoub Ishtayyeh
  • Anas Jaber
  • Hamza Jaber
  • Francis Fusingan
  • Jon Michael Cabig
  • Florenz Taleon
  • Alen Origenes
  • Abdul Barode
  • Khalid Al-Abdulaziz
  • Abdulrahman Al-Arawi
  • Abdulrahman Al-Fahhad
  • Ahmed Al-Qahtani
  • Bandar Al-Qahtani
 South Korea  Sri Lanka  Thailand  Uzbekistan
  • Choi Young-jae
  • Kim Dong-hyeon
  • Kwon Soon-bin
  • Kim Sung-hyun
  • Park Sang-cheol
  • Chamuditha Watshan
  • Riham Ramji
  • Rizny Azmy
  • Ramesh Kavindu
  • Supachai Singkaew
  • Purin Rongkhankaew
  • Nuttawut Muensa
  • Natchaphon Somtus
  • Sikarin Nopparat
  • Diyorjon Abdumalikov
  • Shakhruz Nazarov
  • Rikardo Sharafidinov
  • Jamoliddin Turgunov
 Vietnam
  • Nguyễn Đình Chiến
  • Phan Văn Đông
  • Vũ Hoàng Hưng
  • Lê Văn Quang
  • Nguyễn Quốc Cường

Results

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Qualification

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  • Qualification: 1–2 → Preliminary round 1 (PR1), Rest → Preliminary round 2 (PR2)
Rank Team Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Total Notes
1  Japan 12:38.89 11:20.25 12:56.69 11:40.34 48:36.17 PR1
2  Mongolia 14:51.59 14:36.59 16:34.09 15:07.72 1:01:09.99 PR1
3  Maldives 15:48.21 15:16.85 16:08.64 14:57.86 1:02:11.56 PR2

Preliminary round 1

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  • Qualification: 1 + Next best time → 1/8 eliminations (EF), Rest → Preliminary round 2 (PR2)

Group A

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Rank Team Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Total Notes
1  Hong Kong 12:39.869 11:43.865 13:03.478 11:25.246 48:52.458 EF
2  Uzbekistan 15:38.160 14:26.637 15:51.285 14:55.316 1:00:51.398 PR2
3  Laos 15:26.500 15:10.555 16:44.854 15:09.365 1:02:31.274 PR2
4  Jordan 23:25.999 14:23.443 15:38.336 14:53.830 1:08:21.608 PR2

Group B

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Rank Team Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Total Notes
1  Chinese Taipei 12:12.584 11:38.475 12:44.451 11:45.538 48:21.048 EF
2  Sri Lanka 15:10.473 13:37.616 14:46.919 13:58.245 57:33.253 PR2
3  Philippines 16:25.369 14:56.469 15:22.718 16:04.088 1:02:48.644 PR2
4  Macau 16:23.516 14:33.154 17:20.431 16:33.041 1:04:50.142 PR2

Group C

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Rank Team Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Total Notes
1  South Korea 12:23.555 10:48.266 12:54.092 11:22.554 47:28.467 EF
2  Nepal 13:25.545 11:55.979 14:17.321 12:41.183 52:20.028 EF
3  Vietnam 13:55.124 13:00.762 14:32.161 13:35.539 55:03.586 PR2
4  Mongolia 15:45.598 14:17.130 16:14.549 16:57.018 1:03:14.295 PR2

Group D

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Rank Team Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Total Notes
1  Indonesia 13:56.777 12:04.844 13:51.694 12:24.266 52:17.581 EF
2  Japan 13:36.563 12:43.818 13:47.971 12:51.629 52:59.981 PR2
3  Myanmar 15:42.726 14:02.474 16:02.529 15:05.163 1:00:52.892 PR2
4  Saudi Arabia 15:52.473 15:30.745 16:27.622 16:18.653 1:04:09.493 PR2

Preliminary round 2

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  • Qualification: 1–2 + Next best time → 1/8 eliminations (EF)

Group A

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Rank Team Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Total Notes
1  Japan 12:48.772 12:01.379 13:22.950 12:01.298 50:14.399 EF
2  Philippines 14:57.046 14:44.948 16:12.971 14:17.743 1:00:12.768 EF
3  Laos 15:27.122 14:10.647 16:48.924 14:29.532 1:00:56.225 EF
4  Maldives 17:18.475 15:00.821 17:55.280 15:36.449 1:05:51.025

Group B

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Rank Team Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Total Notes
1  Vietnam 13:56.798 13:01.904 13:53.037 13:42.594 54:34.333 EF
2  Myanmar 15:10.752 14:18.102 15:28.252 14:26.428 59:23.534 EF
3  Jordan 15:32.235 14:09.276 16:37.170 15:24.095 1:01:42.776
4  Mongolia 16:08.883 16:15.367 17:02.078 16:41.227 1:06:07.555

Group C

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Rank Team Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Total Notes
1  Saudi Arabia 15:47.862 14:52.856 16:26.532 15:48.462 1:02.55.712 EF
2  Sri Lanka 15:51.643 16:18.851 16:35.293 15:06.648 1:03:52.435 EF
3  Macau 16:12.207 15:43.166 17:12.139 15:53.778 1:05:01.290
4  Uzbekistan 16:58.655 15:13.268 17:03.980 16:02.880 1:05:18.783

1/8 eliminations

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  • Qualification: 1–2 → Semifinals (SF)

Group A

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Rank Team Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Total Notes
1  South Korea 11:49.437 11:17.355 12:41.230 11:12.255 47:00.277 SF
2  Thailand 14:11.725 12:16.366 14:20.110 12:42.085 53:30.286 SF
3  Myanmar 14:45.920 13:15.059 15:38.997 14:42.368 58:22.344
4  Philippines 14:59.359 14:21.912 16:07.960 16:04.176 1:01:33.137

Group B

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Rank Team Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Total Notes
1  China 12:25.340 11:39.688 13:15.353 11:51.402 49:11.783 SF
2  Chinese Taipei 12:40.545 11:56.800 13:18.756 12:14.736 50:10.837 SF
3  Vietnam 13:47.779 12:59.992 14:34.476 13:38.097 55:00.344
4  Laos 14:31.284 13:48.733 15:36.317 16:23.620 1:00:19.954

Group C

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Rank Team Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Total Notes
1  Hong Kong 13:06.674 12:11.834 13:12.187 12:39.288 51:09.983 SF
2  Nepal 13:46.842 12:57.968 13:59.575 13:20.457 54:04.842 SF
3  Palestine 14:50.177 14:03.675 16:40.886 15:14.789 1:00:49.527
4  Saudi Arabia 16:41.758 14:56.734 17:16.735 14:50.475 1:03:45.702

Group D

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Rank Team Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Total Notes
1  Japan 13:35.361 12:37.891 13:39.003 12:55.442 52:47.697 SF
2  Indonesia 13:17.950 12:46.191 14:41.213 13:34.506 54:19.860 SF
3  Sri Lanka 16:27.673 14:16.290 15:42.221 14:15.583 1:00.41.767
4  Kazakhstan 16:04.475 14:04.816 16:22.991 16:48.548 1:03:20.830

Semifinals

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  • Qualification: 1–2 → Final (F)

Group A

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Rank Team Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Total Notes
1  South Korea 12:45.360 11:46.967 13:37.176 12:27.648 50:37.151 F
2  Chinese Taipei 13:04.692 12:22.081 14:13.235 12:39.385 52:19.393 F
3  Nepal 13:39.320 13:04.658 14:21.773 13:27.685 54:33.346
4  Japan 13:54.544 12:28.316 14:48.761 13:30.910 54:42.531

Group B

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Rank Team Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Total Notes
1  China 12:16.986 12:02.109 13:32.141 12:25.524 50:16.760 F
2  Indonesia 12:46.889 12:48.228 13:41.212 13:05.015 52:21.344 F
3  Thailand 13:33.368 12:50.249 14:44.444 14:28.675 55:36.736
4  Hong Kong 24:17.849 12:37.465 14:32.655 13:20.023 1:04:47.992

Final

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Rank Team Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Total
1st place, gold medalist(s)  China 11:09.819 10:35.492 11:50.656 11:00.976 44:36.943
2nd place, silver medalist(s)  South Korea 12:32.087 12:18.593 13:44.405 11:49.954 50:25.039
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)  Chinese Taipei 12:51.929 12:15.170 13:37.000 12:20.046 51:04.145
4  Indonesia 13:20.198 12:35.005 14:14.755 13:12.495 53:22.453

References

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  1. ^ "Entry List by Event - Peace Elite Asian Games Version" (PDF). Asian Games 2022. Hangzhou Asian Games Organizing Committee. 22 September 2023. Retrieved 30 September 2023.
  2. ^ "Game for Peace League Spring 2023 concludes in Hangzhou_The 19th Asian Games Hangzhou". Asian Games 2022. Hangzhou Asian Games Organizing Committee. Retrieved 30 September 2023.
  3. ^ "Chinese PUBG Mobile called out for privacy issues". South China Morning Post. 15 September 2020. Archived from the original on 13 February 2021. Retrieved 24 January 2021.
  4. ^ Bila, Leticia (31 March 2022). "No person-to-person shooting in PUBG Mobile's Asian Games version". Inside the Games.biz. Retrieved 30 September 2023.
  5. ^ Ahmed, Wasif (27 August 2023). "PUBG Mobile reveals Off-Road Racing Mode for the Asian Games". Esports.net. Retrieved 30 September 2023.
  6. ^ "Road to Asian Games 2022 – Phase 1 – PUBG Mobile Asian Games Version". AESF. Retrieved 31 December 2024.
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