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Esports at the Asian Games

Esports · Olympic Council of Asia

2026LatestAichi–Nagoya 2026: China 3 golds; Japan and South Korea 2 each; Iran, Malaysia, Myanmar and Thailand 1 each
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China 7 of 18; South Korea 4; Japan and Thailand 2 each
India
No medal; India entered in 2018 and 2022

Gold medallists

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  1. 2026 Aichi–Nagoya1 event
    EventGold
    Competitive Martial ArtsSouth Korea
  2. 2026 Aichi–Nagoya1 event
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    Pokémon UniteJapan
  3. 2026 Aichi–Nagoya1 event
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    PUBG MobileThailand
  4. 2026 Aichi–Nagoya1 event
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    Mobile Legends: Bang BangMyanmar
  5. 2026 Aichi–Nagoya1 event
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    League of LegendsSouth Korea
  6. 2026 Aichi–Nagoya1 event
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    Identity VChina
  7. 2026 Aichi–Nagoya1 event
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    Puyo Puyo ChampionsYuki Kurihara (Japan)
  8. 2026 Aichi–Nagoya1 event
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    Naraka: BladepointChina
  9. 2026 Aichi–Nagoya1 event
    EventGold
    Honor of KingsChina
  10. 2026 Aichi–Nagoya1 event
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    Gran Turismo 7Taj Izrin Aiman Taj Madira (Malaysia)
  11. 2026 Aichi–Nagoya1 event
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    eFootballIran
  12. 2022 Hangzhou1 event
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    PUBG MobileChina
  13. 2022 Hangzhou1 event
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    League of LegendsSouth Korea
  14. 2022 Hangzhou1 event
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    Dream Three Kingdoms 2China
  15. 2022 Hangzhou1 event
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    Dota 2China
  16. 2022 Hangzhou1 event
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    Arena of ValorChina
  17. 2022 Hangzhou1 event
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    Street Fighter VKim Gwan-woo (South Korea)
  18. 2022 Hangzhou1 event
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    EA Sports FC OnlineTeedech Songsaisakul (Thailand)

In 2026 eFootball was a team of two, one player on PC and one on mobile. The games table has no row named Competitive Martial Arts; it lists a fighting games event (Street Fighter 6, Tekken 8 and The King of Fighters XV, a team of three with one player per title). That these are the same event is to confirm.

India at the Asian Games

India sent 15 players to both Hangzhou 2022 and Aichi–Nagoya 2026, all men. In 2022 the League of Legends team reached the quarter-finals (lost to Vietnam); the FIFA Online, Street Fighter V and Dota 2 players went out in the first stage. In 2026 India's best was 5th, by Paritosh in Puyo Puyo Champions; the eFootball pair was 9th.