Here are the winners and standings for all esports titles in the 2023 Asian Games.
The 2023 Asian Games, or the Hangzhou 2022, closes its curtains for the esports category on October 2nd, 2023. This multi-continent colossal sports event featured esports as an official category for the first time in history. The featured titles are League of Legends, Dota 2, Arena of Valor (aka Honor of Kings), PUBG Mobile, EA FC 24, Street Fighter V, and Dream Three Kingdoms 2. Here are the standings for all esports titles in the 2023 Asian Games.
League of Legends standings - 2023 Asian Games
League of Legends, one of the most popular MOBA games, sees favorites South Korea grab the gold medal. In the 2023 Asian Games, South Korea fields a prominent lineup of the world's best players. This includes the star midlaner, Lee "Faker" Sang-hyeok, who is considered to be one of the greatest LoL players of all time.
Placement Country | 1st South Korea | 2nd Chinese Taipei | 3rd China | 4th Vietnam | 5th-8th Saudi Arabia Macau Malaysia | 9th-11th Hong Kong Japan United Arab Emirates | 12th Thailand | 13th-15th Kazakhstan Palestine Maldives |
Dota 2 standings - 2023 Asian Games
The iconic MOBA, Dota 2, also saw favorites, China, grab first place in the 2023 Asian Games. China is represented by an all-star lineup with names like Wang "Ame" Chunyu and Lu "Somnus" Yao headlining the roster. Read a more detailed breakdown of Dota 2's results and standings in the 2023 Asian Games below!
Placement Country | 1st China | 2nd Mongolia | 3rd Malaysia | 4th Kyrgyzstan | 5th-8th Thailand Saudi Arabia Kazakhstan Nepal | 9th-11th Philippines Indonesia Myanmar | 12th - 14th India Hong Kong Uzbekistan |
Arena of Valor (Honor of Kings) standings - 2023 Asian Games
Arena of Valor, the popular Chinese mobile MOBA, pit fifteen countries across Asia. And to no surprise, China grabbed the gold medal in this title. The team comprises top AoV players from teams like eStar Pro and AG Super Play.
Placement Country | 1st China | 2nd Malaysia | 3rd Thailand | 4th Vietnam | 5th-8th Hong Kong Kazakhstan Myanmar Nepal | 9th-12th Macau Chinese Taipei Uzbekistan Philippines | 13th-15th Kyrgyzstan Lao PDR Tajikistan |
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PUBG Mobile standings - 2023 Asian Games
PUBG Mobile is another mobile title amongst the Asian Games esports lineup. This first-person-shooter crowned China, once again, as the champions. The team fields players like 21-year-old Zhu "paraboy" Bocheng from NOVA Esports who was crowned as the Esports Mobile Player of the Year during last year's Esports Awards.
Placement Country | 1st China | 2nd South Korea | 3rd Chinese Taipei | 4th Indonesia | 5th - 6th Nepal Thailand | 7th - 8th Japan Hong Kong | 9th - 12th Myanmar Vietnam Palestine Sri Lanka | 13th - 16th Philippines Laos Saudi Arabia | 17th - 18th Jordan Macau | 19th - 21st Maldives Mongolia |
EA FC 24 standings - 2023 Asian Games
EA FC 24, formerly known as FIFA 24, pits thirty-six players across twenty-two nations. The top two players in this title are both from Thailand, followed by a South Korean in the third place.
Placement Country | 1st Thailand (Teedech Songsaisakul) | 2nd Thailand (Phatanasak Varanan) | 3rd South Korea (Kwak Jun-hyouk) |
You can refer to the results below!
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Street Fighter V standings - 2023 Asian Games
Street Fighter V witnessed thirty-five different athletes from twenty-three different nations compete for the gold medal. The fighting game crowned South Korean, Kim Kwan-woo, as the winner in the 2023 Asian Games.
Placement Country | 1st South Korea (Kim Kwan-woo) | 2nd Chinese Taipei (Hsiang Yu-lin) | 3rd Chinese Taipei (Lin Li-wei) |
Dream Three Kingdoms 2 standings - 2023 Asian Games
Dream Three Kingdoms 2 was one of the unique games featured among the seven esports titles of Asian Games. It is a 3D multiplayer online battle arena game which saw the host country once again grab the gold medal. Hong Kong and Thailand follows through in second and third place.
Placement Country | 1st China | 2nd Hong Kong | 3rd Thailand |
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