PUBG Mobile SEA Tournament 2025 – “Indonesia Teams Highlight”

No country came into the PUBG Mobile SEA Tournament 2025 with more firepower than Indonesia. With 8 teams and 45 players, they commanded the largest delegation, showcasing the depth of their esports ecosystem. Six partner teams combined with two PMNC qualifiers, reflecting both Indonesia’s established organizations and its rising grassroots talent.

Top Performers and Results -PUBG Mobile SEA Tournament 2025

• Alter Ego Ares (2nd Place)
  Carrying the Indonesian flag the farthest, Alter Ego Ares reached the grand finals and narrowly missed the championship title. Thei consistency and late-circle dominance cemented them as one of the region’s top squads.
• BOOM Esports (Top 5 Finish)
  Known for disciplined rotations and calculated aggression, BOOM Esports had an excellent tournament run, highlighted by Week 2 MVP Yummy, who stepped up in crucial matches.
• Claw Slayers (Top 5 Finish)
  A dark horse squad, Claw Slayers broke expectations with strong finishes against heavyweight teams, proving Indonesia’s competitive depth.
• Bigetron Esports (Mid-Table Finish)
  A legendary Indonesian name, Bigetron struggled to find top form but still delivered moments of brilliance, battling through the league and showing resilience in the finals.

PUBG Mobile SEA Tournament 2025: Rosemary – Indonesia’s Star MVP

The biggest headline of SEA 2025 came from Rosemary (Alter Ego Ares), who was crowned both FMVP (Finals MVP) and Gunslinger.

• FMVP ($1,000) recognized Rosemary’s leadership, positioning, and consistent damage output.
• Gunslinger ($500) rewarded his sharpshooting, making him the most feared player in clutch moments.

Even though Alter Ego Ares finished 2nd overall, Rosemary’s double award sweep proved that individual brilliance can outshine team results, cementing him as one of the faces of SEA PUBG Mobile esports.

Indonesia’s Depth and Rising Stars

Beyond the top finishers, Indonesia’s wide representation highlighted the country’s pipeline of talent:

• Partner teams like EVOS and Morph Gaming brought experience and fan support.
• PMNC qualifiers demonstrated hunger, gaining valuable exposure on the international stage.
• Veterans like Bigetron kept the spirit alive, while newer names like Claw Slayers showed that the next generation is ready to compete.

This combination of legacy teams and fresh talent solidifies Indonesia’s reputation as the strongest talent pool in Southeast Asia.

Indonesia’s journey at the PUBG Mobile SEA Tournament 2025 was a story of dominance in numbers and impact in performance. From Alter Ego Ares’ runner-up finish to Rosemary’s double MVP triumph, Indonesian teams and players left a lasting mark on the regional stage.

With powerhouse organizations, rising challengers, and MVP-caliber talent, Indonesia continues to prove why it is regarded as an esports powerhouse in Southeast Asia. Looking ahead to PMWC 2025, all eyes will be on Alter Ego Ares and the next wave of Indonesian talent to carry the nation’s momentum forward.