Organizer
South East Asian Games Federation
The Games property is governed by SEAGF; AESF served as esports technical delegate.[1][3]
Tournament edition
The 32nd SEA Games esports programme took place in Cambodia from May 6 to 16, 2023, with nine medal events across six games.

Organizer
South East Asian Games Federation
The Games property is governed by SEAGF; AESF served as esports technical delegate.[1][3]
Host and dates
AESF's published esports programme window.[1]
Champion
Multiple gold medalists by game and category
Indonesia won three golds; this was not a single-champion event.[2]
Combined prize pool
Unknown
AESF's programme and results reports do not publish a combined cash prize.[1][2]
Games
6 titles · 9 medal events
AESF's official programme.[1]
Participant scale
Unknown
Reviewed AESF reports do not give a complete athlete or team count.[1][2]
Category
Organizer
Commercial note
Regional Games governing body · Recorded in the 2023 edition.[3]
The 32nd SEA Games Esports programme ran in Cambodia from May 6 to 16, 2023. The Asian Electronic Sports Federation listed nine medal events across Attack Online 2, CrossFire, VALORANT, League of Legends: Wild Rift, PUBG Mobile and Mobile Legends: Bang Bang. AESF acted as technical delegate alongside the local organizing committee; the South East Asian Games Federation governs the Games property.[1][3]
AESF’s post-event report counted 27 medals available and 33 awarded after shared medals. Indonesia took three golds across different titles. The reviewed official sources do not supply a combined cash prize or complete participant roster, so the page does not infer either.[2]
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