Asian Electronic Sports Federation
Abbreviation | AESF |
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Formation | 2018 |
Type | Sport organisation |
Headquarters | Hong Kong |
Membership | 45 |
Official language | English |
President | Santi Lothong |
Vice-president | See list
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Affiliations | Olympic Council of Asia |
Website | www |
The Asian Electronic Sports Federation (AESF) is the governing body of Esports in Asia and recognized by Olympic Council of Asia.
Members
So far, there are 45 member nations in AESF:[1]
Nation | Organization |
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Afghanistan | |
Bahrain | |
Bangladesh | Bangladesh Youth Development & Electronic Sports Association |
Bhutan | |
Brunei | |
Cambodia | E-Sports Federation Cambodia |
China | CSIC, e-Sports Department |
Hong Kong | E-Sports Association Hong Kong |
India | Electronic Sports Federation of India |
Indonesia | Indonesia Esports Association |
Iran | Iran Electronic Sports Association |
Iraq | |
Japan | Japan eSports Union |
Jordan | Jordan Esports Committee |
Kazakhstan | Qazaq Cybersport Federation |
North Korea | |
South Korea | Korea e-Sports Association |
Kuwait | |
Kyrgyzstan | Esports Federation of Kyrgyzstan |
Laos | Lao e-Sports Federation |
Lebanon | |
Macau | Macau E-Sports Federation |
Malaysia | Esports Malaysia |
Maldives | Maldives E-Sporting Association |
Mongolia | Mongolian E-Sport Association |
Myanmar | Myanmar Electronics Sports Federation ( MESF ) |
Nepal | Nepal Esports Association |
Oman | Committee For Games And E-Sports |
Pakistan | Pakistan Electronic Sports Federation |
Palestine | |
Philippines | Philippine Esports Organization |
Qatar | |
Saudi Arabia | Saudi Esports Federation |
Singapore | Singapore Esports Association[2] |
Sri Lanka | Sri Lanka eSports Association |
Syria | Syrian Esports Association |
Thailand | Thailand E-Sports Federation |
Timor-Leste | |
Turkmenistan | Turkmenistan National e-Sports Federation |
Chinese Taipei | Chinese Taipei Esports Association |
United Arab Emirates | |
Uzbekistan | Uzbekistan Virtual Sports and Cyber Football Federation |
Vietnam | Vietnam Recreational eSports Association |
Yemen |
Competitions
Years | Location | Dates | Event Name | Games | Category | Champion | Players |
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2020[3] | Online | 4 June - 10 July 2020 | 2020 Your Home Your Arena[4] | Mobile Legends: Bang Bang | Indonesia | Fiqri - XcN Barbie , Zaky - XcN Bucank, Erwin - XcN Fenryr, Ibnu - SRN Altamiz, Rovi - SRN JeyY | |
The King of Fighters XIV | Japan | Akihito Sawada - SCORE | |||||
2024[5] | Online | 17–18 August 2024 | Your Home Your Arena Charity Cup 2024[6] | eFootball 2024 (Mobile) | Kazakhstan | NURBAKYT MIRGALI - justNurba_kz | |
Nanning, China | 26 September 2024 | 2024 China-ASEAN E-sport Competition[7] | Honor of Kings | Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region | |||
27–28 September 2024 | Mobile Legends: Bang Bang | Cambodia | |||||
Indoor Stadium Hua Mak, Bangkok | 25–27 November 2024 | Asian Esports Games 2024[8] | Mobile Legends: Bang Bang | Female | Indonesia | Vivi - Vivian, Venny - Fumi, Cindy - Cinny, Michelle - Chell, Viorelle - Vival | |
28–29 November 2024 | Arena of Valor | Thailand | THAI SƠN - ADONIS, VĂN HOÀNG - HOANGTD, HỮU PHƯỚC - ANNE, QUANG HẢI - QUANGHAI, DUNH QUANG - EMPER, MINH AN - TAMA | ||||
eFootball 2024 (Mobile) | Thailand | Nattawat - TXRO |
References
- ^ Recognised members Asian Electronic Sports Federation
- ^ "Singapore | AESF". www.aesf.com. Retrieved 2021-11-11.
- ^ "2020 Your Home Your Arena".
- ^ "2020 Your Home Your Arena".
- ^ "all competitions".
- ^ "Your Home Your Arena Charity Cup 2024".
- ^ "2024 china asean esport competition".
- ^ "Asian Esports Games 2024".