A big round of applause for Orange Esports for making it to the PUBG Mobile Pro League! Last week, Cellcard’s Orange Esports battled in the PUBG Mobile Club Open, and landed the coveted second place position! This means they’ll be going forward to represent Cambodia on the global stage at the PUBG Mobile Pro League later this year!

The PUBG Mobile Club Open is one of the biggest gaming events of the year, with gamer crews from 27 regions worldwide competing for a chance to play at the Pro Leagues. The Club Open showcases the best rookies, pros, and semi-professional gamers that the world has to offer, battling it out through the Spring and Fall splits.

Orange Esports came second place just after the Philippines’ Demigod Incognito team at the PUBG Mobile Club Open last week, as one of the eight Cambodian teams that entered. The tournament was a special regional round, with eight teams from Cambodia and eight teams from the Philippines battling it out to win a chance to go to the Pro League. Rounding out the leader board is fellow Cambodian team, JM Yellow at third place.

Cellcard’s Orange Esports managed to bag USD $2000 out of the $18,000 prize pool to be shared. Well done to them!

“We are so proud that Orange Esports has qualified for the Southeast Asian Wildcard rounds at the PUBG Mobile Pro League,” said Ian Watson, CEO of Cellcard. “This just goes to show how Cellcard has been supporting young Cambodian people achieve their dreams. These boys will go on to represent Cambodia in front of the whole world, and fly the Cambodian flag for everyone to see. What an amazing moment for Cambodian gaming! We couldn’t be prouder of them!”

As the only Cambodian owned mobile operator in Cambodia, Cellcard has always passionately supported the dreams of young Cambodians. By sponsoring Orange Esports, Cellcard wants to show how anyone in the country can achieve their dreams and make it to the pro leagues. We can’t wait to see who the next generation of gamers will be!