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Hi Dubai
19 hours ago
- Sport
- Hi Dubai
Dubai Police Esports Tournament Returns with AED 200,000 Prize Pool
Dubai Police has announced that more than 1,500 players from various nationalities, including international participants, will take part in the fifth edition of the Dubai Police Esports Tournament. Scheduled from 14 to 17 August at the Dubai Police Officers Club in Al Jaddaf, the event will feature a prize pool of AED 200,000. The announcement was made during a press conference at the Cycling Hub in the Dubai Police Officers Club. The briefing was attended by Major Abdullah Al Shehhi, Director of the Cybercrime Department at the General Department of Criminal Investigation; Rashid Mohammed Abdullah, Head of Events Planning and Execution at the Dubai Sports Council; Mona Al Falasi, Director of Esports and Strategy at the Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism; along with professional players including Shaima Al Mansouri, Dr. Arshiya Farghath, and Lady Lillith. Major Al Shehhi said the tournament reflects Dubai Police's commitment to enhancing community awareness in the digital field while aligning with strategic goals to improve safety and security. He highlighted the growing popularity of esports among youth and the need to promote balanced gaming habits, caution when interacting online, and awareness of cybercrimes linked to gaming. The event also aims to raise awareness of cyber fraud, online extortion, and the importance of protecting personal data during in-game interactions. Participants will be informed about dedicated police services for reporting cybercrimes, including the 'Ecrime' platform and the online awareness portal available at . Al Shehhi noted that fostering a healthy approach to esports is a key objective, encouraging players to balance gaming with physical and mental well-being. Rashid Mohammed Abdullah reaffirmed the Dubai Sports Council's support for the tournament, emphasising its role in engaging young people and protecting the community from the risks of cybercrime. Registration remains open for players aged 10 to 35, with male and female participants welcome. The tournament is expected to draw large crowds of gaming fans and further cement Dubai's position as a hub for competitive esports in the region. News Source: Dubai Media Office
Al Etihad
a day ago
- Sport
- Al Etihad
Dubai Police Esports Tournament kicks off next Thursday
11 Aug 2025 20:11 DUBAI (ALETIHAD)Dubai Police announced on Monday that over 1,500 players from various nationalities, including international participants, will compete in the fifth edition of the Dubai Police Esports Tournament. Scheduled for August 14-17, at the Dubai Police Officers Club in Al Jaddaf, the tournament boasts a total prize pool of Dh 200, announcement was made during a press conference held at the Cycling Hub in the Dubai Police Officers Club. The event was attended by Major Abdullah Al Shehhi, Director of the Cybercrime Department at the General Department of Criminal Investigation; Rashid Mohammed Abdullah, Head of Events Planning and Execution at the Dubai Sports Council; Mona Al Falasi, Director of Esports and Strategy at the Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism; as well as professional player Shaima Al Mansouri, player Dr. Arshiya Farghath, and player Lady Lillith. The event was also attended by officers, journalists, media representatives and gaming Abdullah Al Shehhi emphasised that organising the tournament reflects Dubai Police's commitment to enhancing community awareness in the digital and technological field, aligning with their strategic goals of improving safety and security while fostering happiness among residents. He noted that, given the rising popularity of gaming among youth globally, Dubai Police aims to educate participants about balanced gaming practices, the importance of exercising caution when interacting with strangers, and the potential cybercrimes associated with online Shehhi further explained that the tournament aims to combat crimes associated with electronic games and raise awareness about cyber fraud and online extortion. 'Additionally, it strives to enhance understanding of police services dedicated to mitigating cybercrimes, such as the 'Ecrime' platform for reporting incidents and the online awareness platform designed to educate the public on these critical issues, which can be accessed at the following link: he Al Shehhi underscored that the tournament aims to foster a balanced approach to esports, encouraging users to maintain their physical and mental health through moderation. He emphasised that the tournament educates participants about the importance of privacy and avoiding sharing personal information, data, and images with strangers during in-game chats. 'Additionally, it seeks to enhance understanding of electronic financial transactions and their potential associated crimes,' Al Shehhi Rashid Mohammed Abdullah emphasised the Dubai Sports Council's keenness to participate in the fifth edition of the Dubai Police Esports Tournament as part of their ongoing efforts to organise sports events that engage and empower youth. He praised the tournament's objective of raising awareness among young people about cybercrimes and protecting the community from their potential risks. Registration for the tournament is still open for individuals aged 10 to 35, both male and female.
CairoScene
02-08-2025
- CairoScene
Dubai Police Launch 5th Esports Tournament With AED 200,000 in Prizes
Open to gamers aged 10–35 and taking place August 17th to 18th, the tournament will focus on online safety, and cybercrime awareness. Aug 02, 2025 Dubai Police have opened registration for the fifth edition of their Esports Tournament, set to take place on August 17th and 18th at the Dubai Police Officers Club in Al Jaddaf. Open to participants aged 10 to 35 of all genders, the tournament offers a prize pool of AED 200,000, with registration now live via the official Dubai Police portal. More than just a competition, the event aims to promote cybersecurity awareness in the gaming space—highlighting issues like online fraud, data privacy, and the risks of sharing personal information in chatrooms. The initiative also encourages a balanced approach to gaming, reminding participants to prioritise both physical and mental wellbeing. Launched in response to the growing popularity of esports in the UAE, the tournament is part of a wider effort by Dubai Police to engage young people through interactive, educational platforms during the summer break.
Filipino Times
31-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Filipino Times
Dubai Police opens registration for esports tournament with AED 200K prize pool
Dubai Police has announced that registration is now open for the fifth edition of its Esports Tournament, which offers a total prize pool of AED 200,000. Set to take place on August 17 and 18 at the Dubai Police Officers Club in Al Jaddaf, the event is open to both male and female participants between the ages of 10 and 35. Interested individuals can sign up by completing the online form at: Players can register to compete in Valorant, DOTA 2, EAFC 25 (singles), Counter Strike 2, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, and Mobile Legends: Bang Bang. The event will also feature a Dubai Police Game Jam and a Capture The Flag contest. Related story: MLBB, Valorant, and more: Dubai Police to host esports tournament with AED 200K prize pool This year's tournament aims to raise awareness about safety in the gaming community, especially concerning online fraud and crimes that happen during gameplay. It also introduces the cybercrime-related services provided by Dubai Police. Participants will receive guidance on how to protect their privacy while playing online, including avoiding the sharing of personal information, data, or images during in-game chats with strangers. Dubai Police is encouraging a balanced lifestyle among gamers, reminding participants to care for their physical and mental health while enjoying esports.
Filipino Times
22-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Filipino Times
MLBB, Valorant, and more: Dubai Police to host esports tournament with AED 200K prize pool
Dubai Police is inviting gamers to join its Esports Tournament this August for a chance to take home a share of the AED 200,000 prize pool. Players can register to compete in Valorant, DOTA 2, EAFC 25 (singles), Counter Strike 2, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, and Mobile Legends: Bang Bang. The event will also feature a Dubai Police Game Jam and a Capture The Flag contest. 'Join four days of top-tier competition, immersive experiences, and prizes worth AED 200,000—live at the Dubai Police Officers Club. Register now and be part of the biggest gaming event,' Dubai Police said in a social media post. Now on its fifth edition, the tournament will run from August 14 to 17 and will bring together the gaming community for live, high-level competition. With huge cash prizes and exciting challenges, this is a perfect opportunity for gamers to showcase their talent and claim their spot among the top competitors. Registration is now open for those ready to take on the challenge and join the action-packed event.
