Dramatic! PUBG Mobile Indonesia National Team Wins Gold at SEA Games
Dramatic! PUBG Mobile Indonesia National Team Wins Gold at SEA Games!
Performing brilliantly, the Indonesian Esports National Team PUBG Mobile number, precisely Team Indonesia 2 consisting of SVAFVEL, Ryzen, GenFos, Luxxy, Jayden, and S1nyo, managed to win the Gold Medal after dramatically outperforming Team Vietnam and Team Malaysia.
Indonesia had opened up hope of winning two medals at once from this number after Team Indonesia 1 was in the top 3 with Team Indonesia 2 and Team Vietnam.
However, Team Malaysia in the last match managed to perform brilliantly and shifted the position of Team Indonesia 1 to the fourth position.
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Esports Successfully Donates 2 Gold Medals
With the success of the Esports National Team in winning gold in this team PUBG Mobile number, Indonesia in total donated 2 Gold from Free Fire and Team PUBG Mobile, 3 Silver from Free Fire, individual PUBG Mobile, and Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, and 1 Bronze from Cross. Fire.
“All the players who performed today deserve the highest appreciation. Their struggle, both the Indonesia 1 and Indonesia 2 Teams in the PUBG Mobile team numbers to achieve the best achievements was very touching and proud. Of course, this cannot be separated from the support and prayers of all Indonesian people, “ said the Manager of the Indonesian Esports National Team, Tjahjono Prasetyanto.
Tjahjono revealed, overall, the Indonesian Esports TIMNAS which competed at the 2022 SEA Games Hanoi has been able to show its best abilities.
Of the total number of matches that were followed, Indonesia managed to gain medals from almost all numbers except FIFA Online 4 which had to be eliminated in the group stage. The achievements achieved by Indonesia at the SEA Games Hanoi 2022 are also better than the achievements at the previous SEA Games.
“The 2022 SEA Games Hanoi provides valuable experience for the development and development of esports in the future. The power in Southeast Asian countries has been very evenly distributed. Every country has strong and tough teams. We must always prepare ourselves as well as possible if we want to be the best, both in terms of technique or skill, as well as from a non-technical side,” said Tjahjono.
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