Registration opens for Dhiraagu Maldives Gaming Conquest

Aug 10, 2026, 12:26 PM
Dhiraagu Maldives Gaming Conquest 2026

Dhiraagu Maldives Gaming Conquest 2026

Registration is now open for the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB) and Rocket League qualifiers of 'Dhiraagu Maldives Gaming Conquest 2026' (DMGC 2026), the largest gaming tournament held in the Maldives.

Organized by the Dhiraagu Gamers Guild (DGG), this tournament serves as a platform for the Maldivian gaming community to unite and showcase their talents in a highly competitive environment.

This year’s tournament features a total prize pool of MVR 150,000.

DMGC 2026 continues to cater to diverse gaming preferences, featuring titles across mobile, PC, and console platforms. The lineup includes Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, PUBG Mobile, Rocket League, FC26, and Tekken 8. In addition to competing for cash prizes, top performers in the qualifiers will secure their spots in the DMGC main event.

Qualifier Details

  • MLBB: Registration is open from August 6 until 11:59 PM on August 13, 2026. The total prize pool for this segment is MVR 10,000, with MVR 5,000 awarded to the winner, MVR 3,000 for second place, and MVR 2,000 for third place.
  • Rocket League: Registration is open from August 6 until 11:59 PM on August 13, 2026. The total prize pool is MVR 5,000, with MVR 2,500 for first place, MVR 1,500 for second place, and MVR 1,000 for third place.
  • PUBG Mobile: Registration will open on August 19. Further details regarding this tournament will be announced by DGG.

The opportunity to participate in these qualifiers and demonstrate their skills is open to gamers across the Maldives. There is no registration fee required to join.

As the leading gaming platform in the country, DGG remains committed to empowering and advancing the e-sports and gaming community throughout the Maldives.

The latest updates regarding this tournament and other DGG activities are available on the official DGG website.

Last year’s tournament saw a big turnout, with more than 1,500 players participating from across the nation.

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