With PMGC just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to talk about the top PUBG Mobile players in Southeast Asia. The region is packed with talent this year, and choosing just one “best” player isn’t easy. From teams across Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, and the Philippines, we’ve seen some incredible performances that could easily compete for the MVP title.
Names like Morman, Lazarus, Jukai, Levi’s, Rosemary, Win, Tony K, and Parajin have all made their mark this season. Each player brings something different sharp aim, smart rotations, or clutch plays under pressure. But when it comes to consistency and big-stage performance, one name stands out more than the rest.
For me, that player is Rosemary. Ever since PMWC, he has been on another level. His mechanical skills, timing, and ability to control fights are unmatched. What really sets him apart is how calm he stays, even when the match gets intense. During the PMSL SEA summer and the full season this year, Rosemarie didn’t just play well he carried moments that changed the outcome for his team.
Of course, this is not to say others are far behind. Levi’s from DiGzevia deserves a lot of credit too. His game sense and early aggression often put his team in a strong position. He’s one of those players who can flip a match in seconds, and if he keeps up his form, he might just challenge Rosemarie for the top spot this season.
Tony K also remains a dangerous name in SEA esports. His clutch plays and long-range sprays have turned him into one of the most reliable fraggers. Meanwhile, Wyn and Parajin continue to rise, proving that the next generation of SEA PUBG Mobile talent is already here.
The SEA region has never been this competitive. Every tournament feels like a battle of equals, and that makes it even more exciting for fans. With PMGC coming soon, we’ll see who truly steps up when it matters most.
So now, the question goes to you who do you think is the best PUBG Mobile player in SEA right now?
Is it Rosemarie, Levi’s, or maybe someone else entirely? One thing’s for sure: Southeast Asia is full of players ready to dominate the world stage in 2025.
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