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Nepal’s Horaa Esports have finished fourth at the PUBG Mobile Global Open 2026 Season 2 after the Grand Finals concluded in Lahore, Pakistan, on Sunday, October 25. The final standings published by eSportsAmaze and EsportsVerse show Horaa on 86 points from 12 matches, made up of 39 placement points and 47 eliminations. They recorded one Chicken Dinner across the final and ended level on points with Wolves Esports.
AK Gold posted the highest conventional points total with 94, while 4K Esports followed on 88. Wolves were listed third in the points table on 86, ahead of Horaa in fourth, but Wolves became tournament champion because the title was decided through the Smash Rule rather than solely by total points. The verified result replaces the earlier preview in which Horaa entered the final day as the leader with 57 points after six matches.
The Smash Rule explains why the champion did not come from the top of the points column. Horaa’s opening day lead set the match point threshold at 67, ten points above their score after Match 6. A team first had to reach that threshold and then win a later match to close the competition.
Wolves completed that sequence in Match 12, the final regulation game, by winning on Miramar. eSportsAmaze records Wolves taking 18 points from that match, with ten placement points and eight eliminations. The match was listed for 9:20 pm Indian Standard Time, which was 9:35 pm Nepal time on October 25. That win activated the Smash Rule and made Wolves champion even though AK Gold had eight more total points.
EsportsVerse marks Wolves as the Smash Rule winner, removing any ambiguity created by the ordinary ranking order.
Horaa’s full final shows both the strength of their start and the scale of the second day challenge. Their first six matches produced 57 points and one Chicken Dinner, putting them four points clear of ULF Esports when play paused. Across the remaining six matches, Horaa added 29 points to reach 86. Wolves, by comparison, added 47 points on the second day and secured the closing match win that the format required.
Horaa still finished above 12 of the 16 Grand Final teams, including Old Not on 83, The MongolZ on 82 and Influence Rage on 81. PMGO Season 2 began with 32 teams, so fourth place represents a deep run through both qualification stages and the final. The result also shows why an early lead under Smash Rule conditions creates opportunity but never guarantees the trophy: a team must convert eligibility into a later match victory before a rival does.
For Nepal’s esports audience, the material update is a strong international finish rather than the championship suggested as a possibility after Day 1. Horaa matched the champion’s 86 point total and led the final halfway through, but the title condition went to Wolves in the last scheduled match. AK Gold were runner up despite holding the highest raw score, while 4K Esports completed the top three.
In analysis, Horaa’s 39 placement points, the highest placement total among the top four, indicate consistent survival value across the final, while 47 eliminations left them behind the more aggressive totals of AK Gold and 4K. Those figures help explain how Horaa stayed in contention without finding the later Chicken Dinner needed to end the tournament.
The confirmed final message is therefore precise: Horaa finished fourth at PMGO Season 2 with 86 points, Wolves won through the Smash Rule, and the competition ended in Match 12 at approximately 9:35 pm NPT on October 25.
Source publication date: 2026-10-25. Event or reporting period: 2026-10-25.
Sources:OnlineKhabar English, October 25, 2026; Horaa’s first day lead, 57 point total, Smash Rule threshold and nearest challengers · OnlineKhabar Nepali, October 24, 2026 at 9:47 pm NPT; original detailed report of Horaa’s opening day result · eSportsAmaze final standings, reviewed October 26, 2026; complete Grand Finals table after 12 matches · eSportsAmaze final tournament overview, reviewed October 26, 2026; Wolves as champion, AK Gold as runner up, final standings and Match 12 result · EsportsVerse final standings, updated October 25, 2026; Wolves won by Smash Rule and Horaa finished fourth on 86 points · EsportsVerse schedule, reviewed October 25, 2026; final day match times beginning at 4:30 pm IST · Inven Global, October 23, 2026; official release summary covering the 16 finalists, prize pool, PMGC place and Grand Finals format · PUBG MOBILE Esports official event roadmap, reviewed October 25, 2026; PMGO Season 2 in Lahore
Source: GPT News Feed
