Saudi eLeague

The Saudi eLeague was launched in 2020 and is considered the crown jewel of Esports tournaments in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The goal of this championship is to create and develop the best clubs and players, qualifying them for various national and international competitions and representing the Kingdom on global stages.

The league is supervised by the Saudi Esports Federation (SEF), which was established in 2017. SEF is the regulatory body responsible for nurturing top gamers and developing the gaming community and industry in the Kingdom. This is achieved through two integrated pathways: the first focuses on developing competitive players at all levels, from grassroots to professional esports athletes capable of achieving global excellence, while the second aims to develop the entire value chain of gaming or esports by stimulating the industry and empowering talents.

The Saudi eLeague is the largest esports tournament in the Kingdom, with a prize pool of SAR6.2 million. It features sixty teams and includes three thousand male and female players.

In its fourth edition, the tournament name was changed from the Saudi eLeagues to the Saudi eLeague. In the fifth edition, the competition was expanded to include seventeen titles and tournaments across thirteen games. The list of games includes VALORANT, Call of Duty, EA FC, Overwatch 2, PUBG Mobile, Counter Strike 2, DOTA 2, Mobile Legends, Call of Duty Mobile, League of Legends, eFootball, Rocket League, and Rainbow Six Siege (R6S), in addition to four dedicated women's tournaments.