The Predator League 2026 is back, bringing top esports action to India. Asia Pacific teams are already fighting for a spot in the grand finals and a huge prize pool.
The Predator League 2026 is making a big comeback. This time, the action moves to India, and gamers from across Asia Pacific are already battling for a chance to compete. The tournament has grown from a small regional event to one of the biggest esports shows in the region. With over USD $400,000 in prizes, it’s no wonder teams are eager to join.
What Is Predator League 2026?
Predator League started in 2018 as a small gaming event. Now, it’s a major esports festival. Teams from 14 regions, including Australia, New Zealand, and Malaysia, will fight for glory. The grand finals will take place in India in January 2026. The winner gets the famous Predator Shield and a share of the prize pool.
Acer, the company behind Predator League, wants to show that gaming is more than just fun. It’s a sport, a career, and a way for young players to shine on the world stage. Over the years, the tournament has given out more than USD $2 million in prizes. Many players have become famous thanks to Predator League.
How to Join the Action
If a team wants to compete, now is the time to register. The Asia Pacific qualifiers are already open. In Malaysia, the national finals will be held at Sunway Pyramid on 15 and 16 November 2025. The winner gets RM80,000 and a ticket to the grand finals.
For teams in Australia and New Zealand, the VALORANT Oceanic Qualifiers are running until 31 October 2025. The matches start online on 1 November 2025. Teams will play in groups, and only the best will move to the final qualifiers. The last team standing will represent ANZ in India.
All matches will be livestreamed on Acer’s YouTube channel. Fans can watch the action live and cheer for their favorite teams.
Well, Predator League is not just about winning money. It’s about giving young gamers a chance to prove themselves.
The journey to the Predator League 2026 grand finals is tough. Teams must win their local qualifiers to reach the big stage. The finals in India will be full of lights, cameras, and non-stop action. The atmosphere will be electric, just like a live sports event.
If a team has the skills, the reflexes, and the courage, it’s time to register. The deadline is fast approaching. The last team standing in India will walk away with the title and a place in esports history.