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Top 5 Esports Events August 2022 – Multiple Majors in Multiple Esports

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

Here at esportsguide, we’re always ready for the next esports event. Accordingly, there are a tonne of events coming our way this month. Bearing this in month, in this featured article we’ll be highlighting the top 5 esports events August 2022!

#5 – Six Berlin Major 2022

  • Prize Pool: $500,000
  • Dates: 15th August to 21st August
  • Participants: 16 seeded teams international
  • Venue: Berlin Theater am Potsdamer Platz
Credits: R6S Esports

Starting off our list, we have the top Rainbow Six Siege event of the summer – Six Berlin Major 2022. Organized by Ubisoft and FACEIT, this is a massive highlight of the competitive season.

Furthermore, this event is the climax of the past stage of regional competition. Therefore, the best teams from the top regions in the world are competing for the prize pool together with essential Six Invitational points to qualify for further events.

Following up the Charlotte Major, this Berlin Major is the second of three this season. The question this time around is whether or North America can hold onto the crown?

Also note that this August there’s the Gamers8 2022 event for R6S, with a massive prize pool but less teams and less stakes.

Be sure to tune into esportsguide to stay up to date with R6S esports!

#4 – CDL Championship 2022 – Esports Events August 2022

  • Prize: $2,550,000
  • Dates: 4th August to 7th August
  • Participants: 8 seeded teams
  • Venue: Los Angeles Galen Center
Credits: Call of Dutry League

Meanwhile, earlier in August, the Call of Duty League looks to end an epic season of competition.

Specifically, the top 8 teams from the regular season will seed directly into an epic double elimination bracket to compete for the history books. Accordingly, the event is revered as the most important of the entire season.

Considering that each CDL Major this season has offered a different victor, predictions are rather hazy heading into this post-season event. Overall, the favourites include OpTic Texas and Atlanta FaZe although the competition has never been tighter.

Be sure to stay up to date with CoD esports here on esportsguide!

#3 – RLCS 2021/22 World Championship

  • Prize: $2,085,000
  • Dates: 4th August to 14th August
  • Participants: 24 seeded teams international
  • Venue: Dickies Arena,. Fort Worth
Credits: Psyonix

In addition to Call of Duty, Rocket League esports is also looking to conclude.

Indeed, heading into this season the format was changed slightly. Now, after three regional events, the entire competition will conclude in epic fashion.

Specifically, Psyonix is inviting the world of competitive Rocket League to compete for over $2,000,000. At each stage of the competition, teams have earned points in order to seed for this huge event.

So much so, the event will be packed with competition – stacked with 24 teams all worthy of the world title!

Furthermore, this year’s event is hugely important considering that last year’s international event was in fact cancelled due to the global situation. Now returning with a live crowd and so many storylines, this looks to be one of the top events of the summer.

Be sure to stay tuned in with Rocket League esports here on esportsguide!

#2 – BLAST Premier Fall Groups 2022 – Esports Events August 2022

  • Prize: $177,498
  • Dates: 19th August to 28th August
  • Participants: 12 invited partner teams
  • Venue: TBA
Credits: BLAST

For those unaware, August is a known player break for international CS;GO competition. Indeed, a time for roster changes and teams to sort things out, the competition is usually not the same once teams return.

Bearing this in mind, the events after the break are hugely exciting – making the BLAST Premier Fall Groups event perfectly timed.

Inviting the partnered teams to the event, this event looks to continue maintaining the incredible form that CS:GO esports has been in recently – can FaZe Clan maintain their dominance?

The event will also serve as qualifying for the BLAST Fall Finals 2022!

To stay up to date with CS:GO esports, we recommend visiting our esportsguide page!

#1 – PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2022

  • Prize: $2,000,000
  • Dates: 11th August to 13th August
  • Participants: 18 seeded international teams
  • Venue: Riyadh Boulevard, Saudi Arabia
PMWI 2022

And now, we have our most exciting event.

Speaking of post-season, the PUBG Mobile World Invitational looks to be PUBG Mobile’s exciting mid-season event.

Organized with Gamers8, KRAFTON, Tencent and ESL joining forces, the top 18 teams in the world have been invited to compete for $2,000,000 offline in Riyadh.

Considering that last year offered record-breaking viewership, the expectatinos for this event are through the roof. Especially considering that an offline crowd is rare for PUBG Mobile, last year’s event featured two separate regions and an online environment.

Given the improvements this year, we’ll be following the event at every step of the way.

We highly recommend staying up to date with PUBG Mobile esports here on esportsguide.

For more esports news, visit: https://www.esportsguide.com/news

Top 5 Esports Events Summer 2022 – Mark Your Calendars!

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

Certainly, there’s no better way to beat the summer heat than a live esports event broadcasted to the entire world. Indeed, bearing this in mind, there are a tonne of events taking place from know until the end of September. Accordingly, we’ve done some research – take a look at our top 5 esports events summer 2022!

Before progressing, do note that this is an opinionated list considering multiple factors. Anyways, let’s get started!

#5 – BLAST Premier Fall Groups 2022

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Credits: BLAST
  • Dates: 19th to 28th August
  • Venue: Offline (Location TBA)
  • Organizer: BLAST
  • Prize: $200,000

Starting our list is none other than a premier CS:GO event. Specifically, the Tier 1 esports is known to have a small break in August for players and organizers.

Accordingly, the BLAST Premier Fall Groups 2022 will be an epic comeback for competitive CS:GO after this break. This could involve testing new roster changes, arising new winners for the season and upsets left and right.

Also, BLAST continues to host incredible events for competitive CS:GO – this one looks to be different with the best teams in the world competing for qualification into the subsequent Fall Finals event in November.

Check out the event page here on esportsguide!

#4 – CDL Championship Weekend 2022 – Esports Events Summer 2022

CoD Champs 2021
Credits: Call of Duty League
  • Dates: 4th to 7th August
  • Venue: Galen Center, LA California
  • Organizer: Activision Blizzard
  • Prize: $2,550,000

While the previous event kicks off the action from a break, the CDL Championship Weekend 2022 is the essential post-season event for competitive Call of Duty.

Indeed, the top 8 franchised teams from the Call of Duty League will be qualifying based on season points and hoping to cement themselves in the history books. As the peak of a competitive season, Champs is recognized for its viewership, moments and competitive intensity. All of this is celebrated by the huge prize pool which teams are playing for.

Furthermore, the winners earn rings and write themselves permanently as the best team of the entire season – in this case, CoD Vanguard.

Stay up to date with Call of Duty here on esportsguide!

#3 – RLCS 2021-22 World Championship

Credits: Psyonix
  • Dates: 4th to 14th August
  • Venue: Dickies Arena, Fort Worth
  • Organizer: Psyonix
  • Prize: $2,085,000

Continuing with this train of thought, the RLCS 2021-22 World Championship is a similar kind of event. However, planning to be a little more epic and narrative, thanks to a longer format, the event ranks higher for us.

In particular, the very best international teams for competitive Rocket League will fight to be named the best – a huge total of 24 teams will be competing offline for the $2,000,000 prize pool.

Considering the international appeal of competitive Rocket League, we’re expecting huge viewership, an epic return to the offline stage with an awesome crowd and surreal plays – the only way to end a season of effort!

Check out the tournament page here on esportsguide!

#2 – VALORANT Champions 2022 – Esports Events Summer 2022

Credits: Riot Games
  • Dates: 2nd to 18th September
  • Venue: Istanbul
  • Organizer: Riot Games
  • Prize: TBA

While Rocket League remains a growing prospect, competitive VALORANT continues to cement itself and climb to a Tier 1 status.

Under the watchful eye of Riot Games, the second year of competitive VALORANT has brought with it an impressive amount of growth, community interaction and hence, we’re super excited for VALORANT Champions 2022.

Inviting the very best teams from across the entire world, VALORANT Champions this year looks to improve over last year, which was already an incredible event, in order to end Year 2.

Doing so, Riot Games has once again opted for a long format which really helps drive up the hype and makes the event incredible viewable thanks to matches being spread out properly.

Check out the tournament page on esportsguide here.

#1 – PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2022

PMWI 2022
Credits: Tencent
  • Dates: 11th to 13th August
  • Venue: Riyadh Boulevard, Saudi Arabia
  • Organizer: KRAFTON/Tencent Games/ESL/Gamers8
  • Prize: $2,000,000

Topping our list is perhaps a surprising event. Not necessarily the top event of the season, this event is a celebration of competitive PUBG Mobile and mobile esports.

Heading into each PUBG Mobile event, we need to respect the support the esport gets from across the world, especially regions such as South East Asia and Indonesia. So much so, last year the event pushed over 1,000,000 peak viewers and hence, we can’t wait to see how this event looks to push the boundaries for mobile esports.

Also, the incredible prize pool of $2,000,000 also looks to crank things up a notch to a level we’ve never seen before.

Stay up to date with competitive PUBG Mobile here on esportsguide!

Other Events

How to get into Mobile Esports?
Credits: Krafton

To conclude, here are some honorable mentions taking place this summer:

We’ll be sure to provide viewership details for the top events this summer and even afterwards! As a note, remember that the likes of Worlds (LoL) and The International 2022 (Dota 2) kick off in October.

For more esports news, visit: https://www.esportsguide.com/news

PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2022 Announced – $2,000,000 On the Line

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

Specifically, one thing which PUBG Mobile esports has always embraced is a global approach. Accordingly, with multiple regional leagues, international events unite a broad community. Indeed, that’s why we’re excited for the PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2022 – read on to learn more!

PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2022 – Quick Facts

Credits: PUBG Mobile Esports YouTube

Accordingly, PUBG Mobile is headed to Saudi Arabia, take a look at the facts below:

  • Dates: 11-13th August
  • Venue: Riyadh Boulevard, Saudi Arabia
  • Prize: $2,000,000 + 5 seeds for Afterparty Showdown
  • Participants: top 18 international teams

Indeed, the format looks to put the top 18 teams in the world into one lobby. Accordingly, we have the list of participants available here:

  • Falcons Esports – Host Country
  • Regans Gaming – China
  • DAMWON Gaming – South Korea
  • Donuts USG – Japan
  • Team SouL – India
  • Morph GGG – Indonesia
  • Vampire Esports – Thailand
  • 4Rivals – Malaysia
  • Box Gaming – Vietnam
PUBG Mobile Viewership
Credits: PUBG Corporation
  • Stalwart Esports – Mongolia
  • 52 Esports – Pakistan
  • Nigma Galaxy – Iraq
  • Virtual Gaming Squad – Libya
  • Back2Back – USA
  • Aton Esports – Mexico
  • Keyd Stars – Brazil
  • Istanbul Wildcats – Turkey
  • TJB Esports EU – China

Indeed, this event looks to be insane. Last year, the community was split into East and West with online events – that all changes this year!

Also, for more esports news, visit: https://www.esportsguide.com/news

PMPL Spring Championship 2022 Schedule – All the Regions

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

One thing we always talk about when it comes to PUBG Mobile esports is the impressive global response. Accordingly, the PMPL Spring Championship 2022 looks to continue celebrating this in multiple regions. Read on as we discuss some released details below!

PMPL Spring Championship 2022 – Climaxing Further

Credits: PUBG Mobile Esports Twitter

Indeed, for those unaware, the PUBG Mobile Pro League is the highest level of competitive PUBG Mobile across the entire globe.

As you can imagine, for each region, the PMPL Spring Championship will be an opportunity for teams to earn prize. Specifically all five major regions will have a $150,000 prize pool.

Take a look at the revealed dates below:

  • Americas – May 26-29th
  • European – May 19-22nd
  • Middle East and Africa – May 26-29th
  • SEA – June 10-12th
  • South Asia – May 19-22nd
PUBG Mobile New Map
Credits: Tencent

Each regional event will unite many smaller regional leagues to be able to crown the very best in the world.

Indeed, with some having already kicked off, everything looks to be settled within a week or two. This will be great practice for larger events down the road – likely the international events which usually take place at the end of the calendar year.

For more esports news, visit: https://www.esportsguide.com/news

How to Watch PUBG Mobile Pro Series 2022 Spring Finals: teams, format, schedule, streams, predictions

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

Accordingly, a tonne of PUBG Mobile esports events have been taking place. Spread across multiple regions, the global approach to PUBG Mobile esports continues to pay off. Read on as we cover an exciting event – the PUBG Mobile Pro Series 2022 Spring Finals below!

Event Background

Indeed, for those unaware, the Pro Series Korea is the top level of regional competition for South Korea. Organized by Krafton, the Spring Finals event is here to sort out the best teams in the region.

pubg mobile indonesia
Credits: PUBG

Hosting offline in the Afreeca Vita500 Colosseum venue in the heart of Seoul, we can’t wait for the competitionto get started. As soon as next week, running from the 19th May to 22nd May, the top 16 teams in the region will compete for the prize of $78,000.

Anyways, here are the competitors listed for you:

PUBG Mobile Pro Series 2021: Season 2

  • DAMWON Gaming
  • DS Gaming
  • Team Square
  • ASA KOREA
  • SGA eSPORTS
  • zz
  • Overproof

PUBG Mobile Open Challenge 2022: Phase 1

  • TRIDENT
  • Quiet Violence
  • Visual Reflex
  • Seongnam GE
  • 24K
  • vanquish
  • Chatters Gear
  • Survival
  • Hidden

Read on to learn more about the event below!

Format

PUBG Mobile New Map
Credits: Tencent

Indeed, in terms of format, it’s a very simple event.

Accordingly, the top squads in the region will be competing over 4 days of competition, with 5 matches per day. Matches involve teams competing agaionst one another in one lobby, earning points with placement and kills as follows:

  • Kills: 1 per kill
  • 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
  • 8-12th place – 1 point
  • 13-16th place – 0 points

Overal, teams will need to their best to stay consistent and use a combined approach.

With regards to maps, the event will involve the following map rotation:

  • Erangel > Miramar > Sanhok > Miramar > Erangel

Schedule for the PUBG Mobile Pro Series 2022 Spring Finals

In terms of schedule, considering the nature of the event, we highly recommend staying up to date via the PUBG Mobile Esports YouTube channel.

Watch the PUBG Mobile Pro Series 2022 Spring Finals on esportsguide

You can also watch the PUBG Mobile Pro Series 2022 Spring Finals live stream via our very own website. Providing an extensive list of the biggest esports together with streams for each esports match live today or upcoming matches.

PUBG Mobile Pro Series 2022 Spring Finals

Predictions

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Credits: Tencent

Heading into this event, predictions focus on favouring the teams from Season 2.

Accordingly, here are the rankings from the PUBG Mobile Pro Series Season 2 below:

  • #1 – DAMWON Gaming
  • #2 – Team Square
  • #3 – DS Gaming

Formerly known as Warriors Esports, DAMWON Gaming is one of the top teams in the region. Over the past year, they’ve consistently dominated the region with podium finishes.

However, their greatest competition is definitely DS Gaming. Beating out DWG KIA several times across the multiple region events this past year, they could perhaps do it again here. Most recently they beat out DAMWON Gaming at the 2022 PUBG Mobile Season 2 event.

Otherwise, there are no seeds on the line at this event for an international event. Regardless, there’s a great prize pool on the line to celebrate competitive PUBG Mobile for the Korean region.

For more esports news, visit: https://www.esportsguide.com/news

PMPL Vietnam Spring 2022 Recap – Box Gaming Take Over

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

Yep, they’re back on top. With a year separating them from their last win, Box Gaming are your PMPL Vietnam Spring 2022 Champions! Accordingly, read on as we fill you in to outline their journey through the event!

PMPL Vietnam Spring 2022 Recap – Box Gaming Take Over

Credits: PUBG Mobile Esports Twitter

From start to finish, Box Gaming looked strong.

Heading into the first League Stage, allowing teams ot gather bonus points, they managed to finish second, under BN United.

Putting them in a good spot for the Finals, there were 15 rounds to play. Managing a total of 7 total podium finished (1-3), it was in Rounds 7and 8 that the team really pulled away. Specifically, two second place finishes with over 10 kills each sent them soaring.

PMPLVietnam
Credits: Tencent

Despite this, it all boiled down to the final round. Scarily, they finished 15th with 1 kill. However, much to their pleasure, D’Xavier, in a position to win, only managed to place 4th with 3 kills.

Bearing this in mind, here are the final standings of the winners:

  • #1 – Box Gaming – 265 Points
  • #2 – D’Xavier – 244 Points
  • #3 – BN United – 227 Points
  • #4 – Talent Esports – 211
  • #5 – Like Glue Gaming – 185
  • #6 – Eagle Esport – 181

Yep, all six are walking away with seeds. The top three will be heading to the SEA Championship, while 4-6th have a chance to go through the SEA Play-Ins.

For more esports news, visit: https://www.esportsguide.com/news

New State Mobile ESL – Weekly Spring Series Europe 2022 Details

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

The new and updated version of PUBG Mobile has everyone excited. Accordingly, ESL is working with the title to offer some exciting competition. Read on as provide all the details we know of for the Weekly Spring Series Europe 2022 below!

Weekly Spring Series Europe 2022 Details – Fact Sheet

So, let’s kick things off by listing everything we know:

  • Participants: open for all European players of New State Mobile
  • Date: 14th April to 2nd June
  • Prize: in-game Chest Coupons and Chicken Medals
Credits: New State Mobile Twitter

Considering how young the title is, events like this are great to generate competition and develop the esports. For context, events have already been held in other regions, but this is the beginning for Europe.

Bearing this in mind, we have high expectations for the future of this esport, especially in this region. Competition starts with friendly events such as this one, before developing into huge Majors.

Credits: New State Mobile Twitter

We’ll be sure to be on the lookout for future New State Mobile events in the coming months. If the title continues where PUBG Mobile left off, we can’t wait to see more from Krafton.

For more esports news, visit: https://www.esportsguide.com/news

PUBG Mobile Club Open 2022 Spring Details Revealed!

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

Indeed, we can’t wait for the upcoming PUBG Mobile Club Open 2022 which is due in the coming weeks! Accordingly, over the past few days Tencent have announced a few more details. Read on as we cover everything you need to know below!

PUBG Mobile Club Open 2022 Spring – Fact Sheet

PUBG Mobile New Map
Credits: Tencent

Over the years, the PUBG Mobile Club Open has transformed. Originally a Tier 1 event, the event is now considered an amateur league and semi-pro tournament with the aim to maximize interaction at all levels of the esport.

These changes were outlined in a press release by Tencent.

Accordingly, here are some details below:

  • Prize Pool: $600,000
  • Dates: March 31st to April 13th
  • Regions: North America, South America, Africa, Middle East, Asia and Europe + Sub-regions
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Credits: Tencent

Indeed, what are the stakes? Well, apart from the prize, the event serves as a qualifier into the revamped PUBG Mobile National Championship (PMNC) and Regional Cups. Furthermore, these will help seed future PUBG Mobile Pro League teams in 2023.

It’s this structure which is so impressive about PUBG esports. Therefore, competition will be taking place with an ultimate goal to be reached much further down the line.

For more esports news, visit: https://www.esportsguide.com/news

Battlegrounds Mobile India Pro Series Details Announced – Starting Strong

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

For the past year, we’ve seen how competitive PUBG Mobile has shaped in India. Accordingly, now moving on to Battlegrounds Mobile, the Indian version of PUBG Mobile, events are on the way. Indeed, read on as we discuss the announced Battlegrounds Mobile India Pro Series below!

Battlegrounds Mobile India Pro Series – Fact Sheet

PUBG Mobile New Map
Credits: Tencent

This is the inaugural season of the BMIPS. Specifically, although this isn’t the first time India has enjoyed a form of PUBG Mobile competition, this is the first time for Battlegrounds Mobile.

Accordingly, here are some details to bear in mind below:

  • Dates: 19th May to 12th June
  • Region: India
  • Venue: Online
  • Prize: $260,557
  • Participants: 24 seeds from Battlegrounds Mobile India Open Challenge 2022
PUBG Mobile Viewership
Credits: PUBG Corporation

Bearing this in mind, the best squads in India will go at it. We’ll know the seeds at the end of May 15th with the conclusion ot eh Mobile India Open Challenge 2022.

Otherwise, we can’t wait to see the community’s response to this event. Indeed, it’s known that India is a hotspot for mobile esports. With the return of PUBG Mobile to the region, this could be huge!

For more esports news, visit: https://www.esportsguide.com/news

Snapdragon Pro Series Announced – $2,000,000 For Mobile Esports

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

Indeed, as we’ve held strong for the best two years, mobile esports is one of the newest and most exciting sectors in esports. Accordingly, hosting incredible events and pushing the boundaries, we’re always keeping track. Indeed, we’re thrilled with the announced Snapdragon Pro Series – let’s cover it below!

Snapdragon Pro Series Announced – Quick Facts Below

How to get into Mobile Esports?
Credits: PUBG Mobile

Accordingly, here are some points to bear in mind:

  • Organizers: ESL Gaming and Qualcomm Technologies
  • Regions: North America, Europe, Middle-East, China, North Africa and Asia-Pacific
  • Format: multiple multi-genre mobile esports competition, ending in an epic live Masters final event

This is simply incredible. Accordingly, through their press release, more details were made clear.

Indeed, a $2,000,000 prize pool has been announced. Accordingly, this will all be shared on three levels of competition – Open, Challenge and Masters.

Mobile Esports
Credits: AoV

Take a look at the words from the CCO at ESL Gaming:

Our new collaboration with Qualcomm Technologies and its Snapdragon brand will elevate our mobile ecosystem to its fullest potential. We’re excited to transform the future of mobile esports for players and fans around the world, continuing to create a world where everybody can be somebody.”

Credits: Rodrigo Samwell, CCO at ESL Gaming

We can’t wait to hear more details about the promised events! This continues to push the limits for mobile esports and we’re all for it. Naturally, this is a great combination.

We’re hoping that the events will be taking later on this year. Maybe there’ll be live crowds if we’re lucky enough. Accordingly, let’s see what happens next!

For more esports news, visit: https://www.esportsguide.com/news