Orange Esports finished 2nd at Club Open - Fall Split 2021: Cambodia

Orange Esports were a Cambodian PUBG Mobile team whose mobile division ran from September 2019 until February 2021, and their record is one of the strongest Cambodian entries from the Club Open era. The organisation itself dates to 2011, but this page covers only the mobile team, and its eighteen months of competition produced a world final appearance that most Cambodian sides never reached.

The headline run came in the autumn of 2019: fourth in the Club Open's Fall Split Southeast Asia Championship, then eighth at the Fall Split Global Finals in December, worth $10,000, and fourteenth at the Peacekeeper Elite Championship later that month. A Cambodian team in a global final in 2019 was a genuine achievement, and the prize money reflects a field far larger than the regional events around it.

The later record shows the team staying competitive at home and in the region: ninth in the Southeast Asia Season 1 Pro League in May 2020, and second in the Club Open's Cambodia Fall Split in August 2021. The country field uses the infobox location, Cambodia, although the page text also describes a Malaysia-based organisation; the merger should keep that tension visible rather than resolving it silently.