The names of the Kazakhstan esports champions have been revealed.

Last weekend, the LAN final of the spring esports championship in the disciplines FIFA 23, MLBB, and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive took place in Almaty for the first time. The tournament's prize fund amounted to 3.5 million tenge. The competition was held at the Shaken Aimanov Museum of Kazakh Cinema.

In April this year, the Cyber Sports Federation of the Republic of Kazakhstan announced the start of qualifiers for the 2023 Republican Esports Tournament — QAZAQSTAN RESPUBLIKASYNYŊ KÖKTEMGI KUBOGI. As part of the open qualifiers, cyber athletes from across Kazakhstan competed. The competitions took place from April 22 to April 30.

The tournament began with the FIFA 23 discipline, in which competitors Aknazar "cold_blood" Bekseitov and Olzhas "ZhasikFIFA09" Esentaev faced off. Initially, Olzhas "ZhasikFIFA09" Esentaev led the score 2:0, but Aknazar turned the tide of the game and, in a hard-fought battle, secured victory. The competition continued with the MLBB discipline. In a tense match, two teams of players clashed: Killer Queen, consisting of fuse, RJgaaan, ijstwnnlvv, Delvik, and Kot, and the team Dazedd, comprising OdaSakuna, sᴀɴᴊɪ ᴋᴜɴ, Nova, R667, and jeder hat Ängste.

In the CS:GO discipline, two teams competed for supremacy: LookingForOrg, with players kade0, dukefissura, iceZz-, rocketzxc, and sorrow, and team SS, featuring mo0n, forkyz, Di1ka, fitch, and montana. Luck favored the LookingForOrg team.

On May 13, the online final for PUBG MOBILE took place, which was won by the team RUKH ESPORTS: Batyr "RHKKBALAHON16" Tuleush, Zhanir "RHKKmaganbarua" Myrza, Syrym "RHKKQAZIKcis" Tuleush, Jiger "RHKKJEIKA" Tuleush, and Nurbek "RHKKDONJ1" Maratov. They became the first esports organization to achieve the title of two-time national champions in PUBG MOBILE. The award was also presented to the team during the LAN final of the spring esports championship.

Every year, more than 6,000 Kazakhstani esports athletes participate in tournaments under the auspices of QCF. The RK Cup has become one of the most popular tournaments. In online mode, it was watched by more than 4 million esports fans.