Dhiraagu Gamers Guild offers iPhone 18 Pro Max

Oct 15, 2026, 8:32 AM

Dhiraagu Gamers Guild (DGG) is giving gaming enthusiasts the chance to win a brand-new iPhone 18 Pro Max

Dhiraagu Gamers Guild (DGG) has announced an opportunity to win the latest iPhone 18 Pro Max in the exclusive Burgundy colour by subscribing to the platform.

Interested participants can enter the lucky draw by signing up and verifying their profiles via https://dgg.mv/promo/iphone before December 31, 2026. One lucky winner will be selected from the pool of participants to receive this special grand prize.

Beyond the chance to win this premium device, membership in the Gamers Guild opens doors for players across the Maldives to compete in high-stakes gaming tournaments and vie for cash prizes. These events and activities are designed to nurture the talents of aspiring young gamers, providing a valuable platform to showcase their skills within the Maldivian gaming community.

DGG remains committed to empowering the local gaming community by offering exclusive rewards and enhanced opportunities. By hosting competitive tournaments with prizes, DGG continues to support the development of local talent and provide essential platforms for Maldivian gamers to excel.

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