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4Thrives Walee win Asian Games 2026 bronze for Pakistan in PUBG Mobile

Pakistan has its first esports medal at the Asian Games. The national PUBG Mobile team, made up entirely of the 4Thrives Walee roster (formerly 4Thrives Esports), won bronze at the 2026 Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan. They finished 3rd of 12 nations on 100 points, behind Thailand (gold, 128) and China (silver, 114).

The final was played on 28 and 29 September 2026 at the Aichi Sky Expo in Tokoname. The medal was Pakistan's fifth of these Games, all bronze.

4Thrives Esports, now 4Thrives Walee, after winning PMGO 2026 Season 1 in Jakarta

The same five players after their PMGO 2026 Season 1 win in Jakarta. In Japan they wore Pakistan's colours.

Key facts

ItemDetail
EventEsports at the 2026 Asian Games - PUBG Mobile
VenueAichi Sky Expo, Tokoname, Japan
Dates28-29 September 2026
Format12 matches over 2 days, 6 per day
Field12 nations, 5 players each
Pakistan3rd, 100 points, 0 WWCD
MedalBronze, Pakistan's first esports podium at the Asian Games

Final standings

RankNationPointsWWCD
1Thailand1283
2China1142
3Pakistan1000
4Vietnam952
5Indonesia952
6South Korea711
7Chinese Taipei620
8Jordan611
9Japan591
10Malaysia470
11Uzbekistan430
12Myanmar280

Pakistan finished 5 points clear of Vietnam and Indonesia without a single Chicken Dinner. Consistency won the medal.

How the bronze was won

Day 1 (28 September): Pakistan scored 39 points in six matches, 5th on the day.

Day 2 (29 September): Pakistan scored 61 points, the best day-two total of any nation. Match 7 brought 16 points. Matches 8 and 9 added 10 each, and match 11 added 12.

Match 12: Pakistan took 12 points in the last game (4 placement, 8 eliminations). That sealed 3rd place on the overall table.

Scoring system

PlacementPoints
1st10
2nd6
3rd5
4th4
5th3
6th2
7th-8th1
9th-12th0

Each elimination is worth 1 point. Ties are broken by WWCDs, then placement points, then elimination points, then best placement in the latest match.

Pakistan's medal-winning roster

IDName
IQShayan Asad (captain)
FALAKFalak Sher Memon
HUZAIFAMuhammad Huzaifa
T24 OPHasnain Rehman
NockiSyed Sameer

Name spellings differ slightly between the official entry list and team listings.

The road to Japan

Pakistan qualified the hard way. At the qualifier in Ho Chi Minh City (19-21 June 2026), 23 teams fought for 8 berths. Pakistan topped the standings. Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, Jordan, Malaysia, Uzbekistan, and Myanmar also qualified. Host Japan and the Hangzhou 2022 medallists China, South Korea, and Chinese Taipei received direct places.

The medal caps a big 2026 for this core. They won PMGO 2026 Season 1 in Jakarta, then finished 6th at the PUBG Mobile World Cup 2026 in Paris. Next up is PMGO 2026 Season 2 in Lahore, 20-25 October.

From 4Thrives Esports to 4Thrives Walee

The team now competes as 4Thrives Walee. Pakistani company Walee owns and backs the organisation. Walee's platforms BigBaat and Quick Topups also sponsor the team.

Speaking to The Nation, Chaudhry Waqas Ramzan, Director of Walee and 4Thrives Walee, said:

"Today belongs to our players and to Pakistan. They competed with discipline, resilience and pride, and brought home an Asian Games medal. Walee is proud to stand behind this team, and we hope this achievement opens more doors for young Pakistani players with the ambition to compete at the highest level."

Pakistan's medals at Asian Games 2026

All five medals so far are bronze:

  1. Esports, PUBG Mobile (4Thrives Walee roster)
  2. Women's cricket
  3. Squash, men's singles: Noor Zaman
  4. Squash, men's singles: Ashab Irfan
  5. Modern MMA: Asim Khan

Frequently asked questions

Did Pakistan win a medal in esports at Asian Games 2026?

Yes. Pakistan won bronze in PUBG Mobile on 29 September 2026. It is the country's first esports medal at the Asian Games.

Which team represented Pakistan in PUBG Mobile?

The 4Thrives Walee roster: IQ, FALAK, HUZAIFA, T24 OP, and Nocki. The team was previously called 4Thrives Esports.

Who won gold in PUBG Mobile at Asian Games 2026?

Thailand won gold with 128 points and 3 Chicken Dinners. China took silver with 114.

How many points did Pakistan score?

100 in total: 39 on day 1 and 61 on day 2.

Who owns 4Thrives Walee?

Walee, a Pakistani company. Its platforms BigBaat and Quick Topups are team sponsors.

Further reading

Facts in this article follow the official Asian Games 2026 results as listed on Wikipedia and reporting by The Nation, checked by 4Thrives.com on 30 September 2026.