Hora performed well in the survival stage on July 29 and 30 and entered the top 8 to make it to the grand finals.
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The Nepali team, Hora eSports, has succeeded in reaching the final stage of the e-Sports World Cup held in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, in the PUBG mobile category. Hora performed well in the survival stage on July 29 and 30 and entered the top 8 to make it to the grand finals.
The grand finale of PUBG Mobile World Cup 2025 is being held on July 16 to 18 (August 1 to 3). This competition is being held at BR Arena in Boulevard City in Riyadh. 16 teams will participate in the grand final of
PUBG. Among them, 8 teams came from the group stage and 8 teams passed the survival stage. Those selected from the group stage include Indonesia's Alter Ego, China's Four Thrives, South Korea's DRX, and Brazil's Alpha Seven. Among those selected after passing the survival stage are Turkey's Regnum Karya, Myanmar's Yangon Galacticos, Saudi Arabia's Power eSports. There will be a total of 18 matches in the final stage of
pubg. There will be 6/6 competitions in three days. The total prize money of the competition is 30 million US dollars (about 255 million rupees). The money will be distributed among all the games participating in it and the top ranked team. Top players from different countries participated in this tournament Nepali gaming connoisseurs are excited after entering the finals of Hora eSports. The eSports World Cup includes games like Dota 2, League of Legends, Counter Strike 2, FIFA, Fortnite, Valorant, along with PUBG Mobile.
The Saudi government has said that it has organized this competition with the goal of gaining fame in technology, sports and tourism under "Vision 2030". Hundreds of players from more than 50 countries are participating in the World Cup. The total prize money of the competition is more than 60 million US dollars (about 8 billion rupees). Various sponsors, technology companies and game developers have invested in it . The World Cup is being broadcast live by international media, streaming platforms and gaming channels.
