The road to the 2026 Asian Games has officially begun for Honor of Kings (HoK) players. Group draws for the much-awaited qualifiers for Esports events are finally out after weeks of speculation. Now that the draws have come out, all eyes will be on the international matches that await.
HoK at Asian Games Esports 2026 Qualifiers: The Official Group Draw
According to the social media page of official HoK Esports, group draw results were announced today on 24th May, 2026. It was stated that the groups are now locked in place, and every game will matter in the competition. There are 20 participating countries divided into Groups A to D.
Here are the complete groupings for the upcoming qualifiers:
- Group A: Uzbekistan, Philippines, Pakistan, Indonesia, and Mongolia.
- Group B: Kyrgyzstan, Nepal, United Arab Emirates, Myanmar, and Jordan.
- Group C: Laos, Kazakhstan, Saudi Arabia, India, and Vietnam.
- Group D: Syria, Sri Lanka, Korea Republic, Hong Kong (China), and Singapore.
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The Battle for the Next Round
The fans supporting their own countries could not possibly have been more excited than before. Group C will be the primary focus for viewers within the region, seeing as how India will need to perform well against teams such as Saudi Arabia and Vietnam.
Now that the table is set, it is time for the participants to strategize. The official announcement is already asking people to submit predictions on what teams will qualify into the next round. It all leads up to the grand finale of esports at the 2026 Asian Games.
Honor of Kings, aka HoK, is set to return in the medals lineup of the 2026 Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan. Building on the success from Hangzhou, HoK is among the 11 titles chosen to participate in the event by the Olympic Council of Asia.