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Dubai Police open registration for Esports Tournament this August

  • 31st July 2025
The 5th dubai police esports tournament

AED 200,000 make this year’s event a must-watch

 

Gamers across the UAE can now sign up for the fifth edition of the Dubai Police Esports Tournament, set to take place on August 17 and 18 at the Dubai Police Officers Club in Al Jaddaf.

Open to participants aged 10 to 35, the tournament is designed to engage both male and female gamers in a high-energy, awareness-driven competition.

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With a generous prize pool of AED 200,000, the event promises intense gameplay; backed by a powerful message on cyber safety.

The event is expected to draw hundreds of young gamers, continuing its legacy as one of the UAE’s leading police-led youth engagement initiatives.

Registration is now open and players can secure their spot by registering through the official Dubai Police link: survey.dubaipolice.gov.ae

 

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Shane Reynolds is a seasoned journalist with over 10 years of media experience. He began his career in Ireland as Deputy Editor of the Roscommon People, where he led multiple sections and wrote a weekly sports page. After freelancing for national titles, he moved to the UAE and spent seven years teaching English at top international schools. In 2022, Shane returned to journalism, joining Yalla – Abu Dhabi Life. Now Deputy Editor, he brings strong editorial expertise, a passion for storytelling, and a deep understanding of both Irish and UAE audiences to one of Abu Dhabi’s leading lifestyle publications.
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