FAJAR.CO.ID, JAKARTA — The series of grand finals of the 2023 Esports President’s Cup which was held from Saturday (21/10) to Sunday (22/10) at the Tennis Indoor Stadium Senayan, Jakarta was a success. A total of four game numbers that were competed in produced champions and took home the 2023 Esports President’s Cup trophy and prizes totaling IDR 2 billion.
During the two days of the event, new champions were born in the four games being competed. In the game Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Men, AURA Fire managed to become champion after defeating Rebellion Zion with a score of 3-0. Meanwhile, in the Lokapala game, Mahadewa was able to become the best after winning over OPI Admirals with a score of 3-0. In another local game, namely Battle of Guardians, athlete from Bali, Joddz successfully defeated Ucupbaddman. In the women’s category, Bigetron Era managed to make history as the first Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Women champion.
Head of Public Relations and Communications, Indonesian Esports Executive Board (PB ESI), Debora Imanuella, said that this prestigious non-developer electronic sports championship in Indonesia has become a forum for young esports talents to show off and succeed in reaching players in throughout Indonesia, including female athletes. He hopes that the 2023 Esports President’s Cup will be able to encourage many young talents to emerge on the Indonesian esports scene.
“PBESI appreciates the steps taken by the 2023 Esports President’s Cup which has once again succeeded in holding a large-scale tournament in an inclusive manner by reaching players from various parts of Indonesia and also female esports athletes. Not only that, PB ESI also appreciates the consistency of the Esports President’s Cup in competing in local games which we believe will have an impact on strengthening the local gaming ecosystem which is currently developing. “We hope that the competence and achievements of all competing athletes, especially the winners of the 2023 Esports President’s Cup, will continue to develop and improve in the future, both at national and international levels,” explained Debora.
