The road to esports glory has officially opened as the Predator League 2026 Philippine Qualifiers kick off, offering a total prize pool of ₱1.2 million and the chance to represent the country in the Asia Pacific Grand Finals in India next year.

Since September 19, teams from across the nation have battled in online and on-ground qualifiers across three major titles: Dota 2, VALORANT, and for the first time, League of Legends.

The tournament continues Acer’s commitment to nurturing Filipino gaming talent through its Predator brand.

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“We’re excited to kick off the Predator League 2026 PH Qualifiers. Acer has always supported the growth of esports talent in the Philippines, and the Predator League has served as its proving ground,” said Sue Ong-Lim, Managing Director of Acer Philippines.

Top-performing Dota 2 and VALORANT teams will compete for a grand prize of ₱200,000, while runners-up will receive ₱120,000.

League of Legends champions will win ₱100,000, with smaller but still rewarding amounts going to lower-ranking teams.

Beyond the cash prizes, national champions in Dota 2 and VALORANT will earn the honor of representing the Philippines at the Predator League 2026 Asia Pacific Grand Finals, marking the next step in their pursuit of international esports recognition.