PUBG Tournaments

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Date Tournament Prize Pool Teams Players
526
01 Dec, 12:00
PKL S2
Prize Pool:
$ 120 000
Teams:
34
Players:
144
527
17 Nov, 12:00
China Pro Invitational 2018 S2
Prize Pool:
$ 287 914
Teams:
16
Players:
64
528
28 Oct, 12:00
OMEN Trophy PUBG 2018
Prize Pool:
$ 58 000
Teams:
16
Players:
65
529
27 Oct, 12:00
PSC 2018 S2
Prize Pool:
$ 100 000
Teams:
20
Players:
80
530
26 Oct, 12:00
Broadcaster Royale
Prize Pool:
$ 300 000
Teams:
-
Players:
-
531
26 Oct, 12:00
PSC 2018 S2: Thai
Prize Pool:
$ 30 000
Teams:
20
Players:
80
532
20 Oct, 12:00
Emperor Cup 2018
Prize Pool:
$ 38 260
Teams:
18
Players:
77
533
17 Oct, 12:00
Huya Tianming Cup 2018
Prize Pool:
$ 145 573
Teams:
16
Players:
64
534
11 Oct, 12:00
PUBG Fall Invitational 2018
Prize Pool:
$ 100 000
Teams:
16
Players:
64
535
27 Sep, 12:00
IPSL 2018
Prize Pool:
$ 73 000
Teams:
16
Players:
64
536
22 Sep, 12:00
PJS S1
Prize Pool:
-
Teams:
73
Players:
293
537
25 Aug, 12:00
StarSeries i-League S2
Prize Pool:
$ 100 000
Teams:
24
Players:
96
538
25 Aug, 12:00
Hong Kong PUBG World Invitational
Prize Pool:
$ 150 000
Teams:
16
Players:
65
539
10 Aug, 12:00
GLL S2
Prize Pool:
$ 100 000
Teams:
16
Players:
64
540
25 Jul, 12:00
PGI 2018
Prize Pool:
$ 2 000 000
Teams:
109
Players:
443
541
14 Jul, 12:00
PUBG PAN-Continental 2018
Prize Pool:
$ 100 000
Teams:
16
Players:
64
542
07 Jul, 12:00
PSS S2
Prize Pool:
$ 63 000
Teams:
19
Players:
74
543
30 Jun, 12:00
AfreecaTV PUBG League Season 2
Prize Pool:
$ 71 819
Teams:
19
Players:
75
544
16 Jun, 12:00
PJS 2018 β League
Prize Pool:
-
Teams:
20
Players:
80
545
13 Jun, 12:00
PUBG Warfare Masters 2018
Prize Pool:
$ 93 187
Teams:
20
Players:
80
546
19 May, 12:00
PSS S1
Prize Pool:
$ 111 041
Teams:
19
Players:
-
547
21 Apr, 12:00
GLL S1
Prize Pool:
$ 50 000
Teams:
16
Players:
64
548
22 Mar, 12:00
PUBG Spring Invitational 2018
Prize Pool:
$ 100 000
Teams:
16
Players:
64
549
01 Mar, 12:00
StarSeries i-League S1
Prize Pool:
$ 100 000
Teams:
16
Players:
64
550
24 Feb, 12:00
IEM Katowice 2018
Prize Pool:
$ 50 000
Teams:
16
Players:
64

GLOBAL PUBG TOURNAMENTS

PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG) is the follow-up to the battle royale subgenre’s creator. From the early beginning, the game rapidly gained popularity throughout Eastern nations, and thus a variety of PUBG tournaments are being held for the players. The mobile version, a replica of the desktop version, was made available with Tencent Games’ assistance.

With national PMPL team events and club tournaments like PMCO, the PUBG Esports system provides a wide range of options. TSM, Fnatic, Team Secret, and other eminent corporations have PUBG Mobile squads, among other top Esports PUBG organizations.

Its Esports scene features a robust multi-level structure of competitions. Nearly every region in the world hosts PUBG top tournaments, some of which are attended by amateur teams and others by the best teams on the planet. Furthermore, the much-awaited upcoming PUBG tournament, the PUBG Mobile Global Championship (PMGC), is held regularly in this discipline. Throughout the year, major regional leagues are held on PUBG Mobile. Their prize pools can be in the range of $3–4 million. The top teams qualify for the global championships held at the end of each season by competing in these contests.

PUBG TOURNAMENTS OVERVIEW

Every PUBG PC tournament is usually accompanied by a PUBG Mobile event. The first LAN after the epidemic, the PGI.S, two PUBG Continental Series, and the PUBG Global Championship 2021 got the year 2021 off to a fast start. Ninety teams from all around the world contested to represent their nations in the competition. Prize money totaled $15,000,000, including $7,000,000 raised through fan crowdsourcing. With the help of international teams and players, Esports PUBG will continue to grow in the years to come, offering its particular entertainment brand.

A memorable championship skin, a significant prize fund, and the distinction of being the greatest PUBG Esports team in the world are awarded to the victorious team at the PUBG top tournament. At least 100 teams participate in a PUBG Esports competition, and they are all rated according to a point system. Each event uses a different PUBG tournament ranking system. However, these points are determined by the most recent performances (during the past 24 or 6 months). Together with other variables, contributes to distinguishing the best PUBG teams, like NOVA Esports, Bigetron RA, Alpha 7 Esports, Godlike Stalwart, among others.

The PUBG Global Championship 2023

The PUBG Mobile Global Championship (PMGC) 2023 is expected to begin in November 2023 and end on January 8, 2023, with the Grand Finals. The PMGC tournament, an annual worldwide PUBG Mobile event, is the top Esports PUBG accolade a team or an individual can receive for their performance in the game.

During the Group Stage, which runs from November 10 to November 27, 2022, 48 teams will be divided into three groups. Each group’s three best PUBG teams move straight to the PMGC 2023 Grand Finals, while the bottom four teams are eliminated. The PMGC 2023 best teams qualified for the event include Nova Esports, Bigetron RA, Geek Fam, and others. The entire prize pool for PMGC 2023 is $4,000,000.

The PUBG Global Series

With the launch of the PUBG Global Series (PGS), PUBG Esports is growing and reloading. With an upgraded competitive framework, higher revenue sharing with teams, and more options for outside event organizers, the PGS hopes to build on the excitement of 2019’s PUBG Global Championship and other PUBG tournaments.

In 2023, the PUBG Global Series, a global tournament for PUBG Esports that had been put on hold for a few years owing to the epidemic, will resume. Despite the popularity of the online PUBG Continental Series, there are currently no worldwide offline contests, which has drawn much criticism from fans. Top PUBG players can play globally in the new PGS 2023, a tier-1 full-offline competition. The PGS winner will be granted direct entry into the PMGC contest.

PUBG World Championship

The Competitive season’s final competition, hosted by PUBG Corporation, is the PUBG World Championship. Invited in this World Championship are top players from around the year. According to the 2022 PUBG World Championship results, S2G Esports was declared the overall winner.

Upcoming PUBG tournaments include the PUBG Global Series (PGS), which will take place twice in 2023, once in the first half and once in the second. Pubg top tournament, PGS, was initially intended to unite top-tier international PUBG Esports teams. However, owing to the epidemic, it was temporarily shifted to the PUBG Continental Series (PCS) structure. The PGS events will now allow participating teams to gain PGC points, which also enhances the PUBG players rating.