PGL companions with ASUS ROG for 2026 season

Esports event organiser PGL has partnered with ASUS Republic of Players (ROG) for the 2026 season.

Because of the deal, the peripherals model turns into PGL’s official PC, monitor, and peripheral associate throughout its slate of Counter-Strike 2 and Dota 2 tournaments going down over the subsequent 10 months.

The collaboration between the 2 events goals to enhance consistency throughout PGL’s essential stage and apply areas. ASUS ROG will equip every essential stage and apply facility with the identical gear to create ‘a unified technical atmosphere for gamers’.

ASUS ROG’s Strix XG248QSG Ace monitor is the product that has been chosen for the esports occasions. That includes a 0.1 ms response time and a refresh fee of as much as 610 Hz, the displays provide gamers excessive ranges of efficiency the place split-second selections typically make the distinction.

“This collaboration helps us align our event setup with the technical calls for of contemporary esports,” stated Silviu Stroie, CEO of PGL.

“By standardising on ROG Strix displays, we goal to present groups constant show circumstances at each occasion to allow them to absolutely deal with their efficiency. “

PGL turns into the second event organiser to collaborate with ASUS ROG this 12 months. On February ninth, the peripherals model renewed its current cope with fellow event organiser BLAST to help its BLAST Premier season.

2026 is shaping as much as be a busy 12 months for PGL because it prepares for its first Tier 1 Counter-Strike 2 event going down in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, from February 14th to twenty second.

Alongside its packed occasion calendar, the event organiser continues to broaden its partnership portfolio. In December 2025, PGL partnered with gaming furnishings producer Secretlab in a deal that may present a spread of furnishings throughout apply and on-stage setups.

Along with its Counter-Strike and Dota 2 circuits, PGL will host the second Counter-Strike Main of the 12 months in Singapore. The PGL Singapore Main 2026 acts because the season-ending occasion with the world’s high 32 groups competing for a share of $1.25m (~£917,131) in prize cash.