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Zong Engage Manhunt Series II PUBG Mobile Tournament 2025 Opens Registration For Pakistani Players

  • September 15, 2025
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Zong Engage has announced the launch of the Manhunt Series II PUBG Mobile Tournament 2025, giving Pakistani players a major opportunity to compete at a national level. PUBG Mobile, a widely played battle royale game, continues to dominate mobile esports globally, and this new edition of the Manhunt Series brings large cash prizes and a structured competitive format to local players. The event underscores Zong Engage’s focus on fostering esports communities in Pakistan by providing a platform for gamers to demonstrate their skills and engage in organized play.

The tournament is open exclusively to Zong Pakistan users who meet the eligibility criteria. Participants must have at least Level 35 in PUBG Mobile to register. Registration involves logging into Zong Engage using a Zong number and completing the official registration form. Once registration is confirmed, players will receive a text notification. Team captains are required to join the official Discord server and complete an additional Google form shared through registered numbers, Discord, and esports communities. Character IDs cannot be changed after registration, and only those listed will be allowed to participate in matches. On match day, Room IDs and passwords will be shared seven minutes before the start, and players must ensure they have the latest version of PUBG Mobile installed.

The Manhunt Series II follows a squad-based battle royale format and will take place on mobile platforms at 6:00 PM as per the announced schedule. With a prize pool exceeding PKR 7.5 million, the competition promises substantial rewards. The first-place team will receive PKR 250,000, while second and third places will take home PKR 150,000 and PKR 100,000 respectively. Additional prizes include PKR 60,000 for fourth place, PKR 40,000 for fifth, and PKR 30,000 for sixth. Teams finishing from tenth to sixteenth place will each be awarded PKR 10,000. Beyond placement-based prizes, individual awards such as the FMVP Award worth PKR 30,000 and the Grenadier Award worth PKR 20,000 will recognize standout performances.

Zong Engage has set clear rules to ensure fair play and a competitive environment. Only Zong users are eligible to participate, and team captains must handle all registrations. Sharing Room IDs or passwords with outsiders leads to disqualification, and any form of cheating, hacking, or offensive behaviour results in immediate bans. Official announcements, schedules, and results will be posted on the Discord server. Winners can contact Engage Support through the Zong Engage homepage if they do not receive prize money within seven days.

The Manhunt Series II is positioned as more than just another gaming event, aiming to bring together PUBG Mobile players from across Pakistan under one platform. It highlights the growing interest in mobile esports and the opportunities it offers for players to gain recognition and rewards. With high stakes and strict competition guidelines, Zong Engage’s tournament sets the stage for an exciting season of battle royale action for Pakistani gamers ready to take on the challenge.

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