DMZ wins Ooredoo Nation Atoll eSports League 2026

Ooredoo Maldives says the Atoll eSports League is part of its broader effort to expand inclusive eSports opportunities across the country, strengthen community engagement, and support emerging digital talent.

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Ooredoo Nation Atoll eSports League 2026 Champions.-- Photo: Ooredoo

Mariyath Mohamed

2026-10-14 12:18:58

L. Fonadhoo's DMZ has been crowned champions of the Ooredoo Nation Atoll eSports League 2026, concluding a nationwide PUBG Mobile competition featuring 48 teams from islands across the Maldives. 

Ooredoo Nation Atoll eSports League 2026 Runner Ups.-- Photo: Ooredoo

The tournament wrapped up on October 13 with a closing ceremony held at the Ooredoo Maldives Headquarters, attended by senior officials from Ooredoo, the Maldives Olympic Committee, the Maldives eSports Association, atoll councils and participating teams. 

Teams competed across six groups and 75 matches before L. Fonadhoo DMZ secured the top sport. Sh. Komandoo UK NG finished as first runner up, while K. Kaashidhoo's MGSC placed second runner up. 

Ooredoo Nation Atoll eSports League 2026 Second Runner Ups.-- Photo: Ooredoo

SdmzFLANKY was named was Most Valuable Player (MVP) for his standout performance. 

Matches were livestreamed on the Ooredoo Nation YouTube channel, enabling fans nationwide to follow the action. 

Ooredoo Nation Atoll eSports League 2026 MVP.-- Photo: Ooredoo

Ooredoo Maldives says the Atoll eSports League is part of its broader effort to expand inclusive eSports opportunities across the country, strengthen community engagement, and support emerging digital talent. 

The company notes that the league contributes to its wider Digital Maldives vision by providing young gamers with competitive experience and pathways into the growing eSports ecosystem. 

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