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PUBG Mobile Global Open Draw Puts Nepal's Hora and T2K Together in Group A
Nepal's Hora Esports and T2K Esports land in Group A together following the PUBG Mobile Global Open tournament draw ahead of October 20 matches in Pakistan.
Key facts
- Topic:
- Mobile Esports
- Published:
- 2026-10-06
- Reported by:
- Gameforce Mobile News Desk
Key takeaways
- PUBG Mobile Global Open draw places Nepal's Hora Esports and T2K in Group A together.
- Both teams qualified through the South Asia Finals in Kathmandu alongside Four Thrives.
- Group A features international competitors including Foke, Al Ula, Geek, S2G, and Bigetron.
The group draw for the PUBG Mobile Global Open has placed Nepal's Hora Esports and T2K Esports together in Group A ahead of the tournament beginning in Pakistan on October 20. Both qualified through the South Asia Finals in Kathmandu, where Pakistan's Four Thrives topped the standings with 209 points, T2K finished second and Hora third.
Their Global Open group is considerably less neighbourly than the shared Nepalese passports might suggest: it also includes teams such as Foke, Al Ula, Geek, S2G, Bigetron and additional qualifiers, including the winner of the PUBG Mobile Pakistan Open. Group B contains another international collection of organisations including 18 Esports, Vampire Esports, Alpha7 and others.
Today's draw is significant because PUBG Mobile's competitive structure increasingly resembles the mature international circuits once associated almost exclusively with PC esports. Regional competitions feed larger events, national scenes develop recognisable organisations and qualification itself becomes news. For Nepal in particular, placing two teams into the same major international group demonstrates how broad mobile esports' competitive geography has become.
The unfortunate part is that supporting both teams becomes awkward when they start shooting at each other.
