New Delhi witnessed esports history as the Asia Pacific Predator League 2026 concluded with thrilling victories, star-studded performances, and a massive celebration of gaming culture. Over 4,000 fans packed Bharat Mandapam Convention Centre to watch 14 regions compete for glory.
Grand Champions Crowned in Delhi’s Biggest Esports Event
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Event | Predator League 2026 APAC Finale |
| Venue | Bharat Mandapam Convention Centre, New Delhi |
| Dates | January 11-12, 2026 |
| Total Prize Pool | USD 400,000 |
| Champions | Myth Avenue Gaming (DOTA 2), Fancy United Esports (VALORANT) |
| Winner Prize | USD 65,000 each |
| Regions | 14 Asia Pacific territories |
| Attendance | 4,000+ fans |
Winners Take Home Massive Prize Money
Myth Avenue Gaming dominated the DOTA 2 finals, while Fancy United Esports secured the VALORANT championship. Both teams earned USD 65,000 each. Runners-up Rekonix and Boom Esports claimed USD 20,000, with MVP players egxrdemxn (DOTA 2) and Twilight (VALORANT) receiving USD 10,000 for their exceptional performances.
The event, graced by Shri Mandipalli Ramprasad Reddy, Minister for Transport, Youth Services & Sports, Government of Andhra Pradesh, marked India’s growing prominence in the global esports ecosystem.
Music Meets Gaming Culture
The finale wasn’t just about competition. Day one featured electrifying performances by Nikhita Gandhi and KRSNA, while day two brought Asees Kaur and Raftaar to the stage, creating an unforgettable fusion of gaming and entertainment.
Immersive Gaming Experiences
Visitors explored Predator Experience Zones showcasing Acer’s latest AI-powered laptops, VR setups, and creator booths. The product showcase featured cutting-edge technology fresh from CES Las Vegas, offering hands-on demos and mini-tournaments.
Harish Kohli, President & Managing Director of Acer India, emphasized: “This finale has reaffirmed India’s rising influence in the international gaming community and set a new benchmark for esports events.”
Since launching in 2018, the Predator League has become Asia Pacific’s premier esports property, nurturing talent and pushing competitive gaming boundaries across the region.
