Peace Elite Super Cup 2021

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How to Watch Peace Elite Super Cup 2021 Squad – teams, format, schedule, streams, predictions

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

When it comes to competitive PUBG Mobile, the Peace Elite series of events focus on bringing the Chinese region to life. Indeed, this is no exception with regard to the upcoming Peace Elite Super Cup 2021 Squad event taking place very shortly. Accordingly, if you’re interested read on to learn How to Watch here on esportsguide!

Event Background

Credits: Twitter

In terms of event background, the Squad portion of the Peace Elite Super Cup 2021 is only the second half of the event. Bearing this in mind, the ongoing Solo event will also look to conclude at roughly the same time, having started earlier.

Specifically, the PSC Squad event kicks off on July 28th, with a conclusion on July 31st. Across these four days, Tencent is organizing both online and offline portions. Initially, the online competition will transition to an epic Day 4 held at the Mercedez-Benz Arena in Shanghai.

Credits: YouTube

Competing for the $300,000 prize pool are 20 of the best competitive squads when it comes to chinese PUBG Mobile. Below, find all the competitors listed:

  • Four Angry Men
  • ACT
  • All Gamers
  • Da Kun Gaming
  • JD Esports
  • LGD Gaming
  • Nova Esports
  • TeamPai
  • Qing Jiu Club
  • Royal Never Give Up
  • Regans Gaming
  • Still Moving Under Gunfire
  • Six Two Eight
  • ShowTime
  • The Chosen
  • Titan Esports Club
  • Tong Jia Bao Esports
  • Team Game
  • Tianba
  • Team Weibo

These teams are definitely familiar – all of whom are part of the Peacekeeper Elite League! Note that the second season of which concluded roughly a month ago.

Format

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Credits: Tencent

The format here is quit simple. From the beginning, all 20 teams will be thrown into 4 groups. It’s within these groups that a round robin format will allow four matches per day,

How does a team try and make it to the top? Just like any other battle royale event, it relies on a combination of kills and placements on a consistent level across all games.

All teams will be competing on all four days of competition – let’s see how they fare when the pressure is applied on Day 4 once in the arena!

Schedule for Peace Elite Super Cup 2021 Squad

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Credits: Tencent

With regards to schedule, there is currently no official schedule available online. However, as the action kicks off, we highly recommend tuning into the following broadcasts which could provide further insight:

Watch the Peace Elite Super Cup 2021 on esportsguide

You can also watch the Peace Elite Super Cup 2021 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.

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Predictions for the Peace Elite Super Cup 2021

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Credits: PUBG Corp

With regards to predictions, it’s only fair to make reference to the aforementioned second season of the Peacekeeper Elite League which concluded a month ago. Accordingly, as all teams were present, it’s a great opportunity to reflect on the past.

Here are the top 10 from this very recent event:

  1. Tong Jia Bao Esports
  2. Da Kun Gaming
  3. LGD Gaming
  4. ShowTime
  5. Still Moving Under Gunfire
  6. JD Esports
  7. Six Two Eight
  8. Titan Esports Club
  9. Team Weibo
  10. Nova Esports
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Credits: Tencent

Bearing the above in mind, we’d like to lean towards to top 5 teams as being more likely to show up once again at this exciting event.

However, it’s always important to bear in mind that battle royale has always been a little hard to predict due to the consistency that is required from the team while one single incredible round could be the difference.

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Valdus The Murder win PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2021: East

Posted on by Nathan Bonello

This past weekend we saw team Valdus The Murder grabbing the win at the PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2021: East. Here is how it all went down:

Final Standings + Winnings:

  • 1st – $5,000 – Valdus The Murder
  • 2nd – $5,000 – Natus Vincere
  • 3rd – $5,000 – D’Xavier
  • 4th – $5,000 – Z3US eSPORT
  • 5th – $5,000 – Bigetron RA
  • 6th – $5,000 – DS Gaming
  • 7th – $5,000 – YaLLa Esports
  • 8th – $5,000 – DRS GAMING
  • 9th – $5,000 – REJECT
  • 10th – $5,000 – Blacklist International
  • 11th – $5,000 – A1 eSports
  • 12th – $5,000 – Geek Fam
  • 13th – $5,000 – i8 Esports
  • 14th – $5,000 – NASR Esports
  • 15th – $5,000 – Fanatic Zombies
  • 16th – $5,000 – Team MYthS

Since this was a charity event, the top 4 placing teams at this event were given the option to donate to whichever charity they wanted. Here they were as follows:

  • 1st – $442,500 – Valdus The Murder – International Medical Corps
  • 2nd – $202,500 – Natus Vincere – UNICEF
  • 3rd – $117,000 – D’Xavier – Gavi, The Vaccine Alliance
  • 4th – $155,000 – Z3US eSPORT – UNICEF

Valdus The Murder win PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2021 – How did they do it?

The Thai roster kicked things off with a bang at the PM World Invitational. The first round was nothing too special, as they placed 5th with 10 eliminations. However in the rounds that followed, the team performed extremely well. In the second round they placed 3rd with 4 kills, and in the 3rd round they placed 2nd with 8 eliminations.

Round 4 and 5 were some of their best games, winning both with 14 and 11 eliminations respectively. It wasn’t until round 10 when they got their 3rd win of the event, this time round with 12 kills. Rounds 11,12, and 15 were all 2nd placements, but they had a lot of kills to compensate. Then, in the 17th round, the team once again pulled off an exceptional performance, grabbing the chicken dinner with 10 eliminations to their name. To end things off, the team placed 2nd in the 19th round, which got them some extra final points needed to seal the victory.

By the end of all the matches, VAL won the entire thing with 287 points, having a 63 point gap separating them from 2nd place.

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PMGC 2021 Announced – The Largest Prize Pool in Mobile Esports History!

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

What a way to let the cat out of the bag! Only yesterday, PUBG Mobile esports went public with an announcement for the PMGC 2021 – the next season of the PUBG Mobile Global Championship! Setting the largest prize pool in the history of mobile esports, read on for the full story!

PMGC 2021 – $6 Million Prize Pool!

Yesterday, on 25th July, announcements went live with all circulating details revolving around the following YouTube video:

Credits: PUBG Mobile Esports YouTube

Some quick details announced so far are as follows:

  • Event will consist of a League Stage (November-December) and a Final Stage (January)
  • Seeding for teams by total points earned through the PMNC and the PMPL events – number of teams to be announced soon
  • The $6,000,000 prize pool is definitely setting new records for mobile esports – more prize than all of PUBG Mobile set last year in total!
Credits: PUBG Mobile Esports Twitter

Such an announcement follows the exciting end of the PUBG Mobile World Invitiational which concluded a few days ago. As you can tell, competitive PUBG Mobile simply isn’t letting off the gas and looks to continue leading mobile esports.

As time passes, we’ll be on the lookout for more details to share. Do note that last year’s event was only a taster of this season, hence the name ‘Season Zero’ – still managing to be one of the top esports events of last year!

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TSM Entity parting ways with PUBG Mobile team

Posted on by Nathan Bonello

TSM Entity have announced that they are parting ways with their Indian PUBG Mobile team. Here is their announcement:

TSM Entity parting ways with PUBG Mobile team – Why?

As stated in the announcement above, it seems like the former TSM Entity players have received a new challenge in their professional careers. This will most probably mean that they will be switching onto another organisation and team within the Indian PUBG Mobile scene.

The first iteration of the roster joined somewhere between the middle and late stages of 2019. Then, TSM got involved with the team as a partner on March 6th of 2020, which meant that the Entity organisation received a lot of backing and stability. This lineup has had a lot of ups and downs, but in 2020 they were one of the strongest teams out there!

Here are some of the best achievements this team has got:

  • 1st in PUBG Mobile Club Open – Fall Split: South Asia – 10th November 2019 – $60,000
  • 1st at PUBG Mobile India Series 2020 – 5th July 2020 – $26,785
  • 2nd in PUBG Mobile Pro League – Spring Split 2020: South Asia Finals – 14th June 2020 – $20,000

What’s next for TSM Entity?

With the departure announcement, TSM Entity also added that they are in full support of the Indian esports scene. Further reassuring that the organisation will search for a replacement roster to stay within PUBG Mobile. We will be covering that news when it eventually happens.

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Battlegrounds Mobile India Series 2021 Announced – Coming This August

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

Only a few hours ago, Battlegrounds Mobile India (the Indian version of PUBG Mobile) went live with a new event announcement. Accordingly, the Battlegrounds Mobile India Series 2021 is officially on the way and we’ve got all the details for you. For the full details on the event so far, read on to learn more!

Battlegrounds Mobile India Series 2021 – ₹ 10,000,000 Prize Pool!

Credits: BATTLEGROUNDS MOBILE INDIA YouTube

To speed things up, we have a quick list of facts which should interest you:

  • ₹ 1,00,00,000 prize pool to share betwen the teams involves
  • In-Game Qualifiers – 2-8th August – 1024 Teams Qualify
  • Online Qualifiers – 17th August to 12th September – 84 Teams Qualify
  • Quarter Finals – 16-26th September – 24 Teams Qualify
  • Semi Finals – 30th September to 3rd October – 16 Teams Qualify
  • Grand Finals – 7-10th October – 1 Winner!

Indeed, you can find more details at the following event page.

Credits: BATTLEGROUNDS MOBILE INDIA YouTube

Quite notably, this is the first major event for the Indian port of PUBG Mobile since the original title was banned from the country. Accordingly, with the help of Krafton as the event organizer, this event looks to kick off where all the action left off.

As you can tell from the dates, the action starts shortly.

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How to Watch PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2021 – teams, format, schedule, streams, predictions

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

Out of the blue, Tencent and PUBG Corproation announced the PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2021 last week! Indeed, the event features a $3,160,000 prize pool as a charity event in collaboration with Gamers Without Borders. Bearing this in mind, read on for all of the viewership details you’ll need to enjoy this event!

Event Background

Credits: PUBG MOBILE Esports Twitter

With regards to event background, there are a few essential key points. Once again, I’ll reiterate that this is a charity event organized by PUBG Corproation. Competing will be 32 directly invited teams from multiple regions. These teams are being split into separate Eastern and Western division events.

Indeed, in this featured article we’ll be covering viewership details for both Divisions. Running from the 22-25th July, the Online event looks to captivate all the attention.

Accordingly, for each division, find all the competing teams listed below:

PUBG Mobile World Invitational East:

  • Team Myths
  • A1 Esports
  • Bigetron RA
  • REJECT
  • NASR Esports
  • Geek Fam
  • ZEUS ESPORTS
  • DRS GAMING
  • Stalwart Esports
  • Blacklist International
  • Natus Vincere
  • YaLLa Esports
  • DS GAMING
  • Valdus The Murder
  • Fanatic Zombies
  • D’Xavier
Credits: PUBG MOBILE Esports Twitter

PUBG Mobile World Invitiational West:

  • Team Queso
  • A7 eSports
  • 19esports
  • RAAD Esports
  • QLASH
  • Team Onyx
  • Destiny
  • Gunz Esports
  • KoninaPower
  • Chivas eSports
  • Road To Glory
  • UDR KILLERS
  • Next Ruya Gaming
  • GODSENT
  • Lakonostra MVP
  • Ghost Gaming

Let’s dive right into the format.

Format

Accordingly, the format for the four days of competition is relatively simple. From day one, for both regions, 16 teams will be thrown into one group, Within this group, teams will fight over 20 matches total.

Credits: PUBG MOBILE Esports Twitter

How do teams earn points? The two main ways to do so are through Kills and Placements, in the following Points Matrix:

  • 1 kill is 1 point
  • 1st -15 points
  • 2nd – 12 points
  • 3rd – 10 points
  • 4th – 8 points
  • 5th – 6 points
  • 6th – 4 points
  • 7th – 2 points
  • 8-12th – 1 point
  • 13-16th – 0 points

Do note that although the majority of the prize pool will be given to charity, each Division will be competing for a much smaller amount of $80,000 prize.

Indeed, it’s a simple format which should offer a lot of fun.

Schedule for the PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2021

In terms of schedule, there looks to be 5 games per day across all 4 days. On each day, the streams for East and West divisions will kick off at exactly the same times:

  • PMWI East – 10am (GMT+0)
  • PMWI West – 2:30pm (GMT+0)

Check out other sources of the schedule in the following Tweet:

Credits: PUBG MOBILE Esports Twitter

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Predictions for the PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2021 on esportsguide

Although this is a charity event, competition remains central to the experience. With regards to predictions, the best source of standings is none other than the PUBG Mobile Global Championship from earlier this year.

Credits: PUBG MOBILE Esports Twitter

Accordingly, here are the results from the Finals of this epic event:

  1. Nova Esports
  2. Four Angry Men
  3. ZEUS ESPORTS
  4. Natus Vincere
  5. Bigetron RA
  6. KoninaPower
  7. Team Secret
  8. Klas Digital Athletics
  9. A7 eSports
  10. Secret Jin
Credits: PUBG MOBILE Twitter

While not all teams are participating at this event, expect names on this list to make an impact at this event. Bearing this in mind, it’s likely that Bigetron RA and Natus Vinere are favourites for the East and KoninaPower and A7 eSports for the West.

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PUBG Mobile World Invitational Announced – $3 Million Charity Event!

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

In the coming weeks, competitive PUBG Mobile plans to spice things up with the PMNC events. However, only a few hours ago, the PUBG Mobile World Invitational was just announced! Accordingly, we can’t wait to see how it all unfolds. Read on for the full announcement below.

PUBG Mobile World Invitational – July 22nd to 25th

Credits: PUBG MOBILE Esports Twitter

Let’s list the facts that have been made clear so far:

  • Date: July 22-25th
  • Prize: $3 million Charity Pool
  • Partners: One Plus and NimoTV Global
  • 32 teams invited for two regions – PMWI East and West

This is a pleasant surprise coming out of competitive PUBG Mobile. Accordingly, from what’s been announced, the charity event looks to celebrate the esport for a good time overall. Indeed, with a charity prize pool it looks to be a fun event with light hearted intentions but still a sense of competition.

Credits: PUBG MOBILE Esports Twitter

What further details are we expecting? Specifically, the manner of qualification is still unclear for one and further, we don’t know if it’s online or offline. Otherwise, we have high expectations in terms of viewership.

We’ll do our best to keep up to date for any further announcements and details.

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Peacekeeper Elite Championship 2021 Postponed – To When?

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

Unfortunately, it was just announced that the Peacekeeper Elite Championship 2021 was just delayed. Due to health reasons, the event simply could not be held as announced earlier today. Read on for the full update below!

Peacekeeper Elite Championship 2021 Postponed – Why?

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Credits: PUBG Corporation

Indeed, the event was originally going to be held later this month. Specifically, July 31st was the proposed date for the Chinese event. Accordingly, that is why the game is being played on Peacekeeper Elite. This is the Chinese port of the original PUBG Mobile title.

Officially, the main reason behind the delay is due to health. What exactly is going on? Currently, nothing, but this is a preventive call. Notably, due to worries of an emergency national state, the event is being called off. Instead of the PEC, we now have a new event to look forward to.

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Credits Tencent

Namely, at the same time and day, the Peace Elite Super Cup 2021 will now take place. Beyond competition, there will also be ‘star artists’ showing up at the event bearing in mind the measures being upheld.

Otherwise, no future is certain for the PEC so far. We have this replacement event, and maybe we’ll have an announcement shortly.

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Na’Vi win PMPL Season 1 EMEA 2021

Posted on by Nathan Bonello

This past weekend we saw Na’Vi win the PMPL Season 1 EMEA 2021 event. Here is how it all went down:

Final Standings + Winnings:

  • 1st – $40,000 – Natus Vincere
  • 2nd – $28,000 – Gunz Esports
  • 3rd – $18,000 – 1218
  • 4th – $10,000 – KoninaPower
  • 5th – $7,000 – FATE Esports
  • 6th – $6,000 – Futbolist
  • 7th – $5,500 – Conqueror EU
  • 8th – $5,500 – World Of Wonders
  • 9th – $4,000 – NASR Esports
  • 10th – $4,000 – Destiny
  • 11th – $4,000 – Sudor Esports
  • 12th – $4,000 – Panda
  • 13th – $3,000 – Next Rüya Gaming
  • 14th – $3,000 – Rico Infinity Team
  • 15th – $3,000 – Team Unique
  • 16th – $3,000 – SLIME 4KT

Na’Vi win PMPL Season 1 EMEA 2021 – How?

Natus Vincere kicked off the event with an amazing start. They did so because they won the first match with 18 kills, and another win just after that, but with 11 kills. This got them a huge advantage from the beginning and were way ahead of any other team in the standings.

Then in Round 11, they got their third win, 15 eliminations, and they also won the round after that with 13 kills. In round 13 they weren’t as lucky, as they got eliminated early, but they got their revenge in the following games. Round 14 and Round 16 were crucial for sealing the win as they won the 14th round with 7 kills, and the 16th with 15. 

After these rounds they continued to get high placements, as well as grabbing a couple more kills. In the end they finished the tournament with 301 points, having a 48 point gap from 2nd place.

Concluding thoughts

It’s fair to say that just by looking at their results in their initial matches, as well as their matches in the middle of the event, Na’Vi were just unstoppable. They had an insane lead from the beginning, and they kept the momentum throughout the tournament. 

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Aerowolf LIMAX banned from PUBGM competitions till end of 2022 season

Posted on by Nathan Bonello

Tencent has just announced that Indonesian team Aerowolf LIMAX are banned from all PUBGM (Mobile) competitions. Here is their announcement:

Translated statement:

“Effective immediately, Aerowolf LIMAX will be deprived of its rights to participate in PUBG MOBILE leagues around the world until December 31, 2022. This is a reaction to Aerowolf LIMAX’s mismanagement that has caused a costly financial loss to the professional players on this team.

PUBG MOBILE will always advocate for a fair and healthy ecosystem for professional players to thrive and grow with us. We have zero tolerance for unfair treatment of players by team owners and managers in the ecosystem.

In the meantime, we will continue to update our rules and tools to uphold our values ​​and to protect the well-being of professional PUBG MOBILE players.

Thanks for your attention, that’s all.”

Aerowolf LIMAX banned from PUBGM competitions – Why?

According to their statement above, Tencent are banning Aerowolf LIMAX due to a “mismanagement”. This caused “a costly financial loss to the professional players on this team”. Tencent has not clearly identified the direct reason for this “financial” ban. However one can suspect that Aerowolf management did not hold their end of the bargain, and not pay its players.

How long is the ban?

As mentioned in the first paragraph, Tencent has imposed a ban till the 31st of December of 2022. This means that it’ll be quite a long time since we’ll see the Aerowolf LIMAX banner once again on the server.

This is certainly a great move by Tencent, as they are punishing the mistreatment of the professional players. We don’t often see orgs abuse their players, however, it should always be taken care of if any are present.

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