LONDON, April 13, 2025 - Regnum Carya Esports has won the 2025 PUBG MOBILE Global Open (PMGO) championship at the Zo'r TV venue in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. The Turkish team claimed the title with 106 points across 12 matches, securing their first international championship in PUBG MOBILE Esports.

The victory represents a triumphant comeback for the team after their narrow one-point defeat at the 2024 PUBG MOBILE Global Championship (PMGC) last December. Team member Sylas achieved a personal milestone by winning his second global championship title, having previously won the 2022 PMGC with another team.

As champions, Regnum Carya Esports claims the largest share of the $500,000 prize pool and earns an additional qualifying slot for their region at the upcoming 2025 PUBG MOBILE World Cup (PMWC), which will be part of the Esports World Cup in Riyadh.

The Grand Finals featured a mix of professional and amateur teams competing across two days. Amateur team R8 Esports opened day one with a Chicken Dinner victory and 12 eliminations. Nigma Galaxy responded in Match 2 with a win powered by star player Raouf's six eliminations. Another amateur team, GOAT Quality, surprised spectators with two podium finishes that positioned them in third place by day's end. Regnum Carya Esports led the first day with two Chicken Dinners and an 11-point advantage.

Day two brought challenges for Regnum Carya Esports, who struggled early and failed to secure additional wins despite earning elimination points. GOAT Quality and Uzbekistan team THE721 AGGRESSOR mounted serious challenges. Both Regnum Carya Esports and GOAT Quality passed the 80-point SMASH tournament threshold during the final matches.

The final game saw Regnum Carya Esports eliminated early by 4Merical Vibes. GOAT Quality maintained strong positioning until encountering Nepali amateur team NEPX Esports in a fierce battle that ended their championship hopes. THE721 AGGRESSOR won the final match, but Regnum Carya Esports had accumulated enough points to secure the overall championship. Player DOK from 4Merical Vibes earned MVP recognition with 19 eliminations, 17 knocks, and nine assists.

James Yang, Senior Director of Global Esports at Level Infinite, stated: "What an amazing way to start the 2025 PUBG MOBILE Esports circuit. I'd like to thank all the players who signed up for the Open Qualifiers and took their first step toward becoming pros. Ahead of us is an exciting year for PUBG MOBILE Esports."

The tournament marked the first international PUBG MOBILE Esports event in Uzbekistan, representing a milestone for esports in Central Asia. Over 90,000 amateur players registered to compete, with eight teams advancing to face professionals in the Grand Finals. Several amateur teams delivered impressive performances that may shape the future competitive landscape of PUBG MOBILE.

About PUBG MOBILE:

PUBG MOBILE is based on PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS, the battle royale phenomenon launched in 2017. Up to 100 players parachute onto a remote island to battle in a winner-takes-all showdown. Players must find weapons, vehicles, and supplies while eliminating opponents in a shrinking play zone. PUBG MOBILE is co-developed by LIGHTSPEED STUDIOS of Tencent Games and KRAFTON, Inc. and is available for free download on the App Store and Google Play.

The first-ever PUBG Mobile World Cup (PMWC 2024) is set to take place this month in Saudi Arabia. 24 top-tier teams will compete in an epic battle royale for an honored title and especially, a staggering $3 million prize pool.

PMWC 2024 Stages & Timeline

The 24 top teams in PMWC 2024 are divided into three groups

1. Red
2. Green
3. Yellow

• From July 19th to 21st: Three groups will clash in the Group Stage. The top 12 teams will advance directly to the Main Stage, while the remaining squads will enter the Survival Stage for a second chance.
• From July 23rd and 24th: The Survival Stage will take place. The 12 teams that didn’t qualify from the Group Stage will compete alongside 4 wildcard teams from the PMSL regions. Only the top 4 teams from the Survival Stage will advance to the Main Stage, joining the 12 teams from the Group Stage.
• From July 26th to 28th: The top 16 teams will battle for the PUBG Mobile World Cup title.

PMWC 2024 Groups & Teams

Here’s the complete list of teams participating in the PMWC 2024 Group Stage:

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With the ending of the PUBG Mobile World Invitational yesterday, James Yang, Director of PUBG Mobile Esports, has revealed PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2021. PMGC is going to be the biggest and the last PUBG Mobile esports tournament this year. In this article, we are going to list out everything you need to know about PMGC.

PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2021 Format

PUBG Mobile held a world tournament every year, and 2021 is not an exception. In PMGC 2021, teams all over the world will compete for the title of World Champion. While there's no announcement regarding how Indian teams will earn their tickets for PMGC 2021, there is more than enough time for them to do that, as BGMI is pretty much identical to PUBG. It'd be much more exciting to see India's top teams perform in Global events.

Similar to PMGC season zero, the tournament will be held in 2 stages: League and Finals. The League play will be held in November and last until December 2021. The Finals will be held on January 2022.

Best teams for all PUBG Mobile Pro League all over the world will participate directly, based on the total points on 2 seasons. This will include both league points and final points. Furthermore, PMPL Regional Championships such as PMPL EMEA and PMPL SEA will serve as a qualifier for PMGC.

BGMI needs to hold tournaments ASAP if they want Indian candidates to participate on the world stage. Teams that didn't participate in PMPL can still get a ticket through Regional Championship. Detailed information of teams and the number of slots will be announced later.

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PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2021 Prize Pool

PUBG Mobile Global Championship will have a massive prize pool of $6,000,000 USD. This is the biggest ever prize pool in Mobile Esports History, tripled that of the PMGC Season Zero. This is a larger prize pool than all PUBG Mobile tournaments in 2020 combined (5 million dollars).

PMCO Fall Split 2021 is also coming very soon, with a total prize pool of 2 million USD. It is very likely that India will also have its own version of this tournament.

It hasn’t been confirmed if the upcoming PMGC will be a live event. Apparently, Tencent is trying hard to hold the PMGC 2021 as an offline event, but there was too much uncertainty due to the pandemic to guarantee anything at this point.

They will likely be a lot more careful this year after several players tested positive for COVID-19 during the 2020 finals of the PMGC. It was initially supposed to be held at the Coca-Cola Arena in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates from Jan. 21 to 24, 2021. Just a day before it was supposed to begin, 3 players tested positive... and they have to play from their hotel rooms afterward.

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PUBG Mobile holds a lot of esports tournaments every year. Here the five most popular esports events of this game community with huge prize pools.

#1. PUBG Mobile Global Championship (PMGC)

PMGC is the biggest esports tournament for the PUBG Mobile community. PUBG Mobile pro players and teams from all over the world can compete to be qualified for the final stage. Last year, this esports event attracted a lot of viewers. It made a record of 38 lakh peak viewers in the last tournament, including viewers on NimoTV.

PUBG Mobile players and fans from all over the world watched this tournament. The prize pool of League Stage is about INR 5.6 Crore in each region. Besides, the prize pool of the final stage is over INR 8.7 Crore.

#2. PUBG Mobile World League (PMWL)

PMWL is also a popular PUBG Mobile tournament with a high view count and a great prize pool. In India, the view count reached the peak of 449k viewers. Moreover, the view peak reached 11 lakh. It includes two divisions in Western and Eastern areas. The prize pool in each division is about INR 3.1 Crore.

#3. PUBG Mobile Club Open Spring Split Global Finals

PUBG Mobile Club Open (PMCO) has two splits in the spring and fall. The Global Stage is the most-viewed event in this big tournament. Its live viewer count peaked at 5.69 lakh in the last season. The prize pool of this event is about INR 2.9 Crore.

#4. PUBG Mobile Club Open Fall Split Global Finals

The Global Stage of PMCO 2020 is also one of the most popular esports events of PUBG Mobile with a live view count of 5.25 lakh. However, its prize pool is bigger than that of PMCO Spring Split. The total money prize of this event is INR 3.65 Crore.

#5. PUBG Mobile Pro League SEA Fall

Another popular PUBG Mobile esports tournament is PMPL Sea which got a high view count of 490,874. The prize pool of this tournament is about INR 1 Crore. It took place between Oct 23th and 25th, 2020.

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While PUBG Mobile is still banned in India, it seems that organizer has found a new way to make money, by selling tournaments slots. Ujwal "inyodream" Chaudhari is an ex-Fnatic player, who is now playing for Oldskool.gg has revealed in an Instagram post that there are teams and players who pay their way to be in Tier 1 tournaments and scrims.

According to him, organizers demands teams to pay from Rs 15,000 to Rs 25,000 to get a slot in their tournament. This offer is mostly for newly found teams who want to play against the best teams such as TSM, Fnatic in Tier tournaments/ scrims. There are tier 1 teams who can play better but didn't get invited because of those pay-to-play teams.

Moreover, inyodream also claims that top teams such as Fnatic, TSM, GodLike, and Xspark clearly know about this but still decide to play tournaments with those teams and "don't want to talk about it". And to answer to people who say that teams need exposure, inyodream says that if that is the case then the chance should be available for every team each day instead to make it fair.

PUBG Mobile has been banned in India for more than4 months already with almost no sign of returning. Many teams are still trying to hold on and play behind the curtain. But it is hard to maintain an esports scene without tournaments, sponsor hip, and deals. The PUBG Mobile esports scene in India is slowly dying and something need to be done as soon as possible.

Also check out: PUBG Mobile Global Championship Finals 2020 Season Zero To Be Held Online Because 3 Players Tested Positive For COVID-19

The PUBG Mobile Global Championship Finals 2020 Season Zero was planned to be held at the Coca Cola Arena in Dubai. However, in the latest announcement, PUBG Mobile says that the tournament will be held online instead because 3 players tested positive for COVID-19.

All 3 players are in good health condition with no symptoms at all. They are currently under self-quarantine. People who have close contact with them are in quarantine as well. All of them are getting medical examinations every day and they will receive full support from PUBG Mobile, including medical assistance from health facilities.

The initial plan was to let all the teams play together inside the Coca-Cola Arena without audiences. But now, in order to keep everyone safe, players will play the tournament in isolation through the internet at their own place. While online is not the best format for a championship tournament, it shouldn't affect the tournament too much because all players are already in Dubai.

The schedule for the tournament will be the same starting at 4:40 PM IST, January 21, 2021 until January 24. On the 2nd day of the tournament, PUBG Mobile is going to announce a new map for PUBG Mobile, which is suspected to be Karakin, a small 2x2 desert map from the PUBG PC version.

List of teams in the PUBG Mobile Global Championship Finals 2020 Season Zero

• Four Angry Men (China)
• Bigetron RA (Indonesia)
• RRQ Athena (Thailand)
• Konina Power (CIS/ Kazakhstan)
• Power888 KPS (Thailand)
• Abrupt Slayers (Nepal)
• Alpha 7 Esports (Brazil)
• Z3US Esports (Mongolia)
• Natus Vincere (Ukraine/Russia)
• Aerowolf Limax (Indonesia)
• Team Secret (Malaysia)
• A1 Esports (Bangladesh
• Klas Digital Athletics (Turkey)
• Secret Jin (Thailand)
• Futbolist (Turkey)
• Nova XQF (China)

Also check out: Ketan Patelm, Varun John, And Ocean Sharma To Cast The PUBG Mobile Global Championship (PMGC) 2020

The PUBG Mobile Global Championship (PMGC) 2020 is coming very close and even though PUBG Mobile is still banned in India, there are still a lot of players who want to watch the PMGC 2020.

PUBG Mobile Esports has just revealed the talents who will be casting in the Hindi panel of the tournament. They are Ketan Patel, Varun John, and Ocean Sharma. These 3 are one of the best casters trios in India and they have been casting together a lot when PUBG Mobile wasn't banned.

How to watch the PMGC 2020

The PMGC 2020 will start from January 21 to 24. The tournament will be held offline in Dubai, at Coca Cola Arena. However, due to the COVID-19 situation, there will be no audience in the arena. Players can watch the tournament online channels such as YouTube, Facebook, and Twitch.

The stream will be cast in 9 languages including English, Indonesian, Malay, Vietnamese, Burmese, Arabic, Hindi, Nepali, and Thai.

The live stream will start at 17:30 IST.

PMGC 2020 Format

The top 16 PUBG Mobile teams will play a total of 24 matches over 4 days to determine the winer. Matches will be played on 4 classic maps of PUBG Mobile: Erangel, Miramar, Sanhok, and Vikendi. The points of each team will be calculated based on their kills and placements of each match. Each kill is 1 point.

• 1st place: 15 points
• 2nd place: 12 points
• 3rd place: 10 points
• 4th place: 8 points
• 5th place: 6 points
• 6th place: 4 points
• 7th place: 2 points
• 8th to 12th place: 1 point
• 13th to 16th place: 0 points

The team with the most points after all 24 matches will be the champion of the tournament.

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Naman Mathur or better known as MortaL is one of the most beloved and recognized esports players in India. He has represented India multiple times in an international PUBG Mobile tournament. 2020 has been a rough year for everyone and MortaL was no exception. The COVID-19 pandemic and the PUBG Mobile ban in India has caused him to rethink his plan for the future.

Since the PUBG Mobile ban in India in September, MortaL has been spending most of his time to create new content to enter his fans on YouTube. He tried all kinds of games from Fall Guy, Among Us to different battle royale games such as Free Fire and Call of Duty Mobile. MortaL ended the year 2020 being at third place in the ‘Mobile Player of the Year 2020’ category at the E-sports Awards 2020.

What did MortaL learn from 2020?

Mortal feels happy that he and his team can still keep their consistency even though the pandemic and the PUBG Mobile ban happened. As MortaLis a full-time streamer now, he has to find different games to play other than PUBG Mobile. Even though his viewership went down, there are still old viewers who are ready to stay with him no matter what he plays.

How does MortaL feel about his situation now vs back then?

MortaL thinks he was more active when there was a tournament. There was a lot of practicing and competing with many great moments and stress also. When streaming and discovering new games, he feels very stress-free. When PUBG Mobile is back in India, MortaL will mostly take care of his team instead of competing. He will be more of a fifth or sixth player, a mentor for the team.

What challenges do MortaL face while streaming?

MortaL thinks that in streaming, everyone is doing their own things so there is not really a competition. The only problem that he is having is the viewership. Now, it is even hard for MortaL to get 10,00 viewers, unlike before.

How did MortaL feel when he heard of the ban?

The PUBG Mobile ban new spread like wildfire. Mortal contacted Goldy right after to discuss their plan for the future. Before the PUBG Mobile ban, he has never thought of having a backup plan before so he was really concerned. He didn't have any option other than moving on, exploring other games. It was a struggle at first, but then everything turned out alright.

What MortaL thinks about esports being included in the Olympics?

MortaL thinks it is really important for esports to be recognized by conventional sports. There is more than just one game in esports, including mobile games and everyone can now get a medal if they are good enough.

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PUBG Mobile Pakistan Challenge 2020 is currently in the Grand Finals stage with 16 teams qualified. However, a serious issue happened as 3 teams have been disqualified from the tournament because of hacking and cheating. This dropped the total number of teams from 16 teams to 13 teams so they will have to play more matches to make up for it.

The 3 teams that were banned were Team GOD Speed, Team SINISTER, and Team Gold Diggers for cheating, hacking, and unprofessional behavior.

Team GOD Speed was caught cheating on Day 1 and was banned immediately.

Team Gold Diggers was in the 2nd position on the leader board 129 points with 2 Chicken Dinners before they got banned on DAy 2 because of their unprofessional behavior.

Team SINISTER was in 10th place but one of their member, King, was on the top of the kill leaderboard with 25 kills, 3346 damage. The team was banned on Day 2 of the Grand Finals.

It is sad that things like this happen in such a big PUBG Mobile tournament, and even in the Grand Finals as well. Because of this, the PUBG Mobile Pakistan Challenge 2020 Grand Finals will be delayed until December 29 with 10 matches on the final day.

Currently, team F4 is leading the leader board with 3 Chicken Dinners with 80 points and 76 kills. Team R3GICIDE is in 2nd place now that team Gold Diggers has been banned.

These are not the first 3 teams that were banned from this tournament. Earlier, 3 teams, Captains, Team Lion's, D3LTAesports also got banned for violating the rules of the tournament. All these teams will be getting a 10-year ban punishment.

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After the PUBG Mobile ban at the beginning of September, the fate of the game in India has been in a really uncertain state. Now, more bad news is coming as all Indian teams have been removed from the PMPL Fall Split South Asia. That means even if they CANNOT join the tournament even if they fly to another country.

Recently, Jame Wang, Tencent's Director of PUBG Mobile global esports held a private meeting with all the Indian teams to announce this news. All the invited slots for Indian teams will be refilled by teams from other regions.

So far, there hasn't been any official statement made by PUBG Mobile yet.

 The PMPL South Asia Is Not The Same Without Indian teams

There was a total of 17 out 24 slots Indian PUBG Mobile teams in this PMPL South Asia. 12 teams were invited directly including Soul, Fnatic, Orange Rock, TSM Entity, TeamIND, Nova GodLike, Galaxy Racer, and UMumba eSports. 5 teams were qualified from the PMCO India including TeamXSpark, Stalwart Esports, Fintox Esports, FutureStation Esports, and TEAM iNSANE.

Indian teams have always been dominating the South Asia region ever since the beginning and they were getting better and better against teams from other regions. Orange Rock even went second place in the last PMWL East Season Zero, going toe to toe with big powerhouses such as Bigetron RA, and RRQ Athena.

But now, all of them have been dropped out of the tournament and we won't be able to see if an Indian team can be crowned as the champion or not this time.

All the slots for Indian teams in the PMPL South Asia will be replaced with much weaker teams, making the competition less intense and appealing to watch. There is just no chance that the South Asia will have such an impact as it did before in the world stage without Indian teams.

This is might also the last drop for PUBG Mobile organizations in India because they can't keep pouring money in their teams if they are not completing anymore.

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PUBG Mobile players are all too familiar with the Flere Gun in PUBG Mobile already. It is a tool to call in a plane that drops a powerful vehicle or an airdrop when the Flare lands.

Of course, everybody already knows this, but I bet that none of you have ever even thought about using it for other purposes, such as trying to shot down a helicopter perhap. And that was exactly what this Chinese PUBG Mobile player did. He fired a total of 30 Flare Gun to the sky, not to call a plane, but to shoot down a helicopter.

Since the Flare Gun doesn't deal damage it is obvious that no helicopter was harmed during the process. But the players made a pretty spectacular firework performance with his 30 Flare Guns as you can see in the pictures below.

But the real question is how can he get 30 Flare Guns in a game? We all know there are only a few Flare Guns in a match in PUBG Mobile, not to mention that it is extremely hard to get one. If you get 2 Flare Gun, you would feel like you are the luckiest person in the world already. But 30 Flare Guns? It is literally impossible to do this.

Many people speculated that he used some sort of cheat to get more Flare Gun. But the fact is that it was just a bug caused by the latest update in the PUBG Mobile Chinese version. This player used this bug to duplicate 300 Flare Guns in his backpack. This bug has been reported by many players to Tencent so it will sure fix soon.

Also check out: PUBG Mobile: Team 8Bit Announces New Roster With 2 New Players NeoNyke and Aksha

Team 8Bit, one of the oldest and most popular PUBG Mobile teams in India, has announced its new PUBG Mobile roster for the upcoming tournaments.

After a lot of consideration, 2 players NeoNyke and Akshat have become a part of team 8Bit. The current roster of team 8Bit includes 4 players:

• 8bit Akshu
• 8bit Omega
• 8bit Akshat
• 8bit NeoNyke

All the members of team 8Bit are very talented PUBG Mobile players, who had some notable achievements in the tournament throughout their career as pro players. NeoNyke made it to the PUBG Mobile ESL Finals and the PMCO 2020 with his previous team. Omega had a great performance in 2019's PMCO Fall Split and the PMIS 2019. Akshat made it to the ESL 2020 Grand Finals and the PMIS 2020.

This new roster has a really great potential to be one of the best PUBG Mobile teams in India.

8Bit organization was found by 8Bit Thug and 8bit Goldy for a few years now and it was the birthplace many pro players in India. Apart from PUBG Mobile, 8Bit also has a team in Clash of Clan, Free Fire, and Clash Royale. They also sponsor a lot of streamers and content creators in India. Currently, they are using the same facility with team SouL at Navi Mumbai.

There are currently 3 big PUBG Mobile tournaments coming, the PMPL Fall Season, the PUBG Mobile Campus Championship, and the PUBG Mobile Global Championship with millions of dollars in prize pools. All teams in India are trying to find the best rosters to compete against the top teams.

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As part of yesterday’s announcement of PUBG Mobile’s New Era and version 1.0’s arrival, PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2020 has been revealed. James Yang, PUBG Mobile’s Esports Director, also revealed the expected start date and prize pool of the tournament. Looks like they have found a method to deal with the raging global pandemic, after all. In this article, we would list out everything you need to know about PMGC Season Zero.

1 - How was PMGC Season Zero Created?

With the new format announced at the beginning of 2020, PUBG Mobile's World tier competitions are supposed to be divided into World League and World Championship, with the former serving as a qualifier for the latter. However, with the complications caused by Covid-19, holding events on such a large scale is now impossible. This lead to the merge of the World League and Championship into one event - the previously mentioned Season Zero.

2 - Details about PMGC Season Zero

It is not possible to have an event with a large on-site audience anymore - PMGC Season Zero would be held in multiple studios all over the world, based on the health situation. It would feature teams from every region in the world, including India, North America, China and SEA. The exact start date is not here yet - but it is likely to kick off in late November.

PMGC Season Zero would have an unprecedented prize pool of two million dollars - the highest ever for any mobile-based esports.

3 - About PUBG Mobile Esports this year

Prior to this reveal, Yang provided various insights into PUBG Mobile Esports' ecosystem. The numbers for PUBG Mobile is indeed formidable, with a whopping 120k registration for PMCO this year, divided into 16 regions consist of over 150 countries. The recent Pro League has over 28 million watched hours - and the next tier World League almost doubled that, at 40 million. Peak concurrent viewers have surpassed 1.1 million - almost as good as any popular esports in the world.

Overall, PUBG Mobile has a bright future ahead. Interested in more of our articles related to PUBG Mobile? Please check out this post to find out more about the various new changes in the New Era update.

BeYouNick is a famous comedy Youtuber in India with more than 3.86 million subscribers. He has a second channel but with only about 90 thousand subscribers so he came up with a unique plan to get more audience on his second channel, Be YouNick Vlogs. He promised that he will be hosting a PUBG Mobile tournament that consists of only one game with a prize pool of Rs 10 lakh.

However, unlike normal PUBG Mobile tournaments, there will be only one match and the money in this tournament will not be distributed based on the placements of the players.

Instead, BeYouNick will give away Rs 10,000 to players every time they get a kill, making it a total of Rs 10 lakh. This is no doubt the 'Most Expensive Chicken Dinner' ever in India.

The tournament will be featuring ScoutOP, MortaL, and Mumbaikar Nikhil as he personally called all 3 of them to confirm. These 3 will form a team with Nick and fight against other players. The tournament will be open for everyone to join. Further detail about this match such as the date, how to join is currently not revealed yet. All information will be announced on Be YouNick Vlogs channel later so make sure to subscribe to them if you want to participate in the match.

Be YouNick Vlogs channel is currently having more than 95.9 thousand subscribers but he hasn't posted anything on the channel for 8 months. This PUBG Mobile match is his plan to boost the number of subscribers of this channel. Nick also got help from Global Esports to create host this match.

Follow Gurugamer and we will update you with the latest information about this special tournament as soon as possible.

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Yesterday, Tencent has announced the Peacekeeper Elite Championship 2020 during the Tencent Esports Conference. This is a tournament for Game for Peace, the Chinese version of PUBG Mobile.

The tournament will be featuring the top 15 directly invited PUBG Mobile team from all around the world to at the Oriental Sports Center, Shanghai, China to fight for glory and a huge prize pool. The tournament lasts only 2 days from November 13 to November 15. VSPN will be the official organizer of the tournament.

So far, 2 teams have been revealed, which are BOX Gaming from Vietnam and King of Gamers Club from Thailand. As for India, it is likely that Orange Rock will be the on to go the PEC 2020 because they were the runner-up of the PMWL East Season Zero.

Talk about this matter, ScoutOP thinks that they should not go at all because of the coronavirus pandemic, which came from China in the first place.

Of course, the tournament has a strict rule of 28 days of quarantine for every global team and 14 days of quarantine after the teams go back to their countries but it is still very important for players to take care of your own health and decide to risk it or not.

The tournament won't start until November so there is still some time to see if the situation will get better.

In the last PEC 2019, Fnatic, Soul, and SynerGE got invited to the tournament and got 8th place, 12 places, and 23rd place respectively. The PEC 2019 featured a prize pool of 3,000,000 Yuan (around Rs 3.2 crore).

Also check out: PUBG Mobile Campus Championship 2020 Revealed - Format, Prize Pool & Schedule To Be Announced

PUBG Mobile has just revealed that the PUBG Mobile Campus Championship is coming back for its second edition in India. So far, there has been no further information such as format, prize pool & schedule about the tournament yet. We will update you with the latest information about the tournament as soon as possible.

The PUBG Mobile Campus Championship 2020 is expected to be a chance for students who love PUBG Mobile from all around the country to test out their skills and start a career involving PUBG Mobile in the future.

Abou the PUBG Mobile Campus Championship 2018

The PUBG Mobile Campus Championship 2018 was the first LAN PUBG Mobile tournament ever in India and it has made such a huge impact in the esports scenes here. The PUBG Mobile Campus Championship 2018  saw a total of 2.5 lakh registrations from 1,000 colleges and 30 cities. The tournament features a huge prize pool of Rs 50 lakh. This year, we can expect that these numbers will become even bigger considering that the pandemic still going on and there are more PUBG Mobile players in Indian now than ever.

A total of 20 teams survived after 12 days of competing and went to the finals which took place in Bengaluru. Team Terrifying Nightmares became the champion of the tournament and took home Rs 1.5 lakh. The PUBG Mobile Campus Championship 2018 has established the foundation for the PUBG Mobile esports scene in India. It gave the chance for talented PUBG Mobile players to start a gaming career.

Many players from reputable teams such as SynerGE, Megastars, GodLike, TeamIND started from this tournament and now they are the one who represents India to compete in the international stage.

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PUBG Mobile Club Open (PMCO) Fall Split, the biggest amateur level tournament of PUBG Mobile, has started in both India and Pakistan on August 12th. 32 teams would battle against each other in each Club to get the ticket for the Semi-Finals.

About PMCO

This year’s PMCO is even bigger than last year, with a prize pool of one million dollars - and over eighty thousand teams have registered. With a massive prize and a lot of competitors in the pool, the fact that people might use hacks and cheats to accomplish their goal is pretty much a given. While PUBG Mobile’s anti-cheat can root out the majority of cheaters, it is not infallible. With this year’s PMCO being online only, it is pretty hard to verify if the players are hacking or not.

Multiple accusations of hacking have sprouted up everywhere in the Fall edition of PMCO - and because of this, PMCO India, PMCO Pakistan and PMCO South Asia have been postponed. Officials stated that some qualified teams show suspicious behaviors. 4 teams from PMCO Pakistan has received permanent bans. Out of ~80k teams, 512 were automatically banned by the system as well.

Reports of Hacking in PMCO India and PMCO Pakistan

Captain of TSM Entity, Ghatak has uploaded an Instagram story a few days ago to ask PMCO officials to look into the serious matter - the guy also requested his fans to spread the words around on social media so that it could reach more people.

Their efforts have yield results, as PMCO officials have immediately postponed the tournament to look into the matter. It would remain frozen until the investigation is done and “tournament integrity is ensured”. Satisfied with the decision, Ghatak posted an appreciation message to the team afterward.

In PMCO Pakistan, hacking was detected in the middle of the stream - with the whole event stopped midway so that the officials could investigate the issue. Afterward, Team Xtreme, 47 esports, Team Ecstasyyy and Team Hellfire were disqualified and permanently banned from PUBG Mobile.

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Recently, the streaming platform, NIMO TV has just announced the NPL PUBG MOBILE State Wars tournament with a prize pool of Rs 2.7 Lakh. In this tournament, we will see teams that represent their states to compete with each other. There is a total of 9 states including Rajasthan, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Telangana, Tamil Nadu, Haryana, Kerala, Assam, Delhi.

The format of this tournament will be deferent from other normal PUBG Mobile tournaments. Each state will pick a top player to form a team by bidding live on stream. The leader of each state will be famous PUBG Mobile pro players and influencers.

The tournament will last for 16 days from August 5 to August 21. The quarter-finals will have a total of 54 teams, 27 of which will be tier 1 teams and 27 other underdog teams. The quarter-finals will start from August 11 to August 17. The top 28 teams from the quarter-finals plus 8 invited teams will be joining the semi-finals.

The semi-finals will have a total of 36 teams and the top 16 teams will be joining the finals. Here is the lift of the 27 tier 1 teams who will be in the tournament.

1.  MEGASTARS
2.  SYNERGE
3.  TSM-ENTITY
4.  ORANGE ROCK
5.  NOVA-GODLIKE
6.  Team IND
7.  Fnatic
8.  Aztecs esports
9.  Insane Axom
10. Element esports
11. Hyderabadi boys
12. Inside out
13. X Spark
14. Elementrix
15. Soul
16. Optimum esports
17. UME Rvng
18. Powerhouse
19. Mayhem
20. Hail Gods reign
21. Marcos gaming
22. Hydra official
23. Team Tamilas
24. Blind
25. Team Hype
26. 4king
27. 8bit

Prize Distribution

Here is how the prize pool of Rs 2.7 lakh will be distributed among the winners.

• 1st Place= 1.5 Lakh ( 2000 USD )
• 2nd Place = 60K ( 800 USD )
• 3rd Place = 30k ( 400 USD )
• Best Streamer = 100 USD
• 2nd Best = 70 USD
• 3rd Best = 50 USD
• Best state Owner = 100 USD
• Best Underdog Team = 200 USD

You can watch the tournament live on the Nimo TV platform or on Youtube in this embed video.

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