Nepali Teams Hora and Tituke Qualify for PUBG Mobile Global Open

Hora Esports and Tituke Esports from Nepal have secured their spots in the PUBG Mobile Global Open by finishing among the top three in the South Asia finals held in Kathmandu. Pakistan’s Four Thryve Esports clinched the championship with 209 points. Hidden Leaf Esports from Nepal finished in fourth place, while TGB ranked eighth. Kathmandu, 20 September – Two Nepalese esports teams, Hora Esports and Tituke Esports, have qualified for the PUBG Mobile Global Open after finishing in the top three at the South Asia finals held in Kathmandu on Saturday. The title was claimed by Pakistan’s Four Thryve (FOTY) Esports, who topped the leaderboard with 209 points and earned a prize of $9,000. Tituke secured second place, with Hora coming in third. Nepal’s Hidden Leaf Esports team placed fourth, and another Nepalese team, TGB, finished in eighth position. Four Thryve’s Huzaifa was named the most valuable player of the tournament.