PUBG Global Invitational.S

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PUBG Global Invitational.S Tournament Details Revealed!

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

The PUBG Global Invitational.S is almost here! Accordingly, new details for format and rules have just been released. Released through a YouTube video and a press release, you can find a quick summary below for the $3,500,000 event, the PUBG Global Invitational.S, kicking off in February!

To begin with, you should definitely dive into the video for the PUBG Global Invitational.S:

Credits: PUBG Esports YouTube

In terms of teams, we already know that 32 teams will be attending the event. For format, 4 exciting stages have been announced:

  • Rank Decision – ahead of the main tournament, on February 5th. Here, teams play 24 matches over 3 days. It’s here that the top 16 and bottom 16 will be decided for the event
  • Weekly Series – the main chunk of the tournament. These Weekly Series will take place for 6 weeks for placement and prize matches, culminating in Weekly Finals
  • Weekly Finals – 16 teams from each Week make it into a 10 match tournament. Meanwhile, the bottom 16 are in the waiting list for next week.

Honestly, this is great. Indeed, competitive battle royale has been accused of being rather random. Like this, Tencent demands consistency from the teams.

We’ll be covering viewership details very soon for the PUBG Global Invitational.S!

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PUBG Global Invitational.S Preview

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

With the PUBG Global Invitational.S a month away, it’s too early for a How to Watch. However, here at esportsguide we cannot wait to dive in. Hence, we’ve prepared a small preview to wrap up all of the details you need for the massive event!

Running from the 2nd February up to the 28th March, the $3,500,000 event looks to kick off the year of competitive PUBG in a massive way. The event will be held in a mix of Offline and Online across the three stages of competition for the 32 teams. Here they are, the best of the best:

Europe

  • Team Liquid
  • FaZe Clan
  • TSM
  • ENCE
  • Digital Athletics
  • Natus Vincere
  • Virtus.pro

China

  • Four Angry Men
  • Tianba
  • Infantry
  • Triumphant Song Gaming
  • MultiCircle Gaming
  • Petrichor Road
Credits: PUBG Esports Twitter

Southeast Asia

  • Attack All Around
  • Buriram United Esports
  • Daytrade Gaming
  • LG Divine
  • DivisionX Gaming

North America

  • Susquehanna Soniqs
  • Shoot to Kill
  • Oath Gaming
  • Zenith Esports

South Korea

  • Afreeca Freecs
  • DAMWON Gaming
  • Gen.G
  • T1

Latin America

  • Meta Gaming
  • FURIA Esports
Credits: PUBG Esports

Japan

  • ENTER FORCE.36
  • DetonatioN Gaming White

Chinese Taipei

  • Global Esports Xsset
  • K7 Esports

Yeah, those are a lot of teams fighting for the prize pool at the PUBG Global Invitational.S. Accordingly, here are the three stages of the tournament:

Opening Weekend

  • Week 1 – all teams compete for seeding for the Weekly Survival, the top 16 gaining priority for Weekly Survival

Weekly Survival

  • 16 matches – each time one team from the top 16 wins, qualification gets to the Weekly Finals and another team is brought in. 16 winners will make it through.
Credits: PUBG Esports Twitter

Weekly Finals

  • 10 matches, where the majority of prize was won

To be crowned the Global Champion of the season, the team with the most prize pool will be named the winner of the PUBG Global Invitational.S.

All of this will take place across 8 exciting weeks.

For more esports news, and for the upcoming HTW, stay tuned here: https://www.esportsguide.com/news

How to Watch DreamHack Winter Showdown: format, teams, schedule, stream and predictions

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

As the cold winter chills settle, there’s no better time to cuddle up and enjoy some esports. Accordingly, if you’re a PUBG fan, the DreamHack Winter Showdown is here for you. Running across two separate regions, we’ll be offering you all of the details you need to enjoy your viewership experience.

Event Background

Hosted by DreamHack, the event looks to figure out the best of the best. The two events, for Americas and Europe, will both run between the 18-20th December this holiday season. Similarities run across the fact that Squads are involved and that the prize pool sits in the hands of 16 teams. Beyond that the prize pool and format are slightly different.

Accordingly, let’s list the competitors together with the respective prize pool.

Europe – $30,000

Invited:

  • TSM
  • Team Liquid

Qualified:

  • ADEPTS
  • Bystanders
  • Digital Athletics
  • FaZe Clan
  • GR
  • Istanbul Wild Cats
  • Natus Vincere
  • Omaken Sports
  • Redline
  • Saunabois
  • Sniip
  • TORNADO ENERGY
  • Virtus.pro
  • WinStreak15
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Credits: DreamHack

Americas – $15,000

NA Qualifier

  • Dodge
  • Duel
  • Houston Hardshifts
  • Illusion
  • Oath Gaming
  • San Diego Rarity
  • Shoot to Kill
  • Slappers Only
  • Susquehanna Soniqs
  • Team Veritas

LATAM Qualifier

  • 303 Esports
  • A Creche
  • FURIA Esports
  • Latin Dominus
  • Meta Gaming
  • Old Times

Format

Up until now, both events have already progressed through multiple stages to get to this point. At each stage, the competition slowly narrowed down the competitors to the Top 16 which we now have. All that’s left is the main event, the Grand Finals, in which final placements will be obtained.

Credits: DreamHack PUBG Twitter

For both events, the format here is identical. Accordingly, the 16 teams will be thrown into one group. After a BO18 split, spread across the three days, we’ll have our final placements.

Do note that in terms of maps, the two maps of Miramar and Erangel will be alternated every 3 maps to keep things fresh.

Also, you’ll want to tune into the following in-game scoring system for the DreamHack Winter Showdown:

  • Kill Points – each single kill earned as a team is worth 1 point
  • Placement Points – 1(10), 2(6), 3(5), 4(4), 5(3), 6(2), 7-8(1), 9-16(0)
  • Match Points – Calculated by combining placement and Kill points

Schedule for the DreamHack Winter Showdown

Spread across three days, it’s not an overly complicated schedule for both events. Fortunately, we have all of the details right here below:

Europe

  • Friday, 18th December: 18:00 (CET)
  • Saturday, 19th December: 18:00 (CET)
  • Sunday, 20th December: 18:00 (CET)
Credits: DreamHack PUBG Twitter

Americas

  • Friday, 18th December: 18:00 (ET)
  • Saturday, 19th December: 18:00 (ET)
  • Sunday, 20th December: 18:00 (ET)

Each day will cover 6 maps, adding up to 18 total maps.

Watch the DreamHack Winter Showdown stream on esportsguide

You can also watch the DreamHack Winter Showdown 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.

DreamHack Winter Showdown Americas
DreamHack Winter Showdown Europe

Predictions

It’s always tough to predict the outcome of battle royale, due to the random nature at times. Let’s try shortlist some of our picks to perform well at the event for each region!

Europe

  • FaZe Clan
  • Natus Vincere
  • Virtus.pro
  • TORNADO ENERGY

The above four are the top 4 teams from the EU Closed Qualifier Stage 2. Both FaZe Clan and Natus Vincere truly crushed it in this regard with the other two following them closely. Also, note that the larger prize pool for this region will contribute to stronger competition.

Credits: DreamHack PUBG Twitter

Americas

  • Team Veritas
  • Susquehanna Soniqs
  • Latin Dominus
  • A Creche

Meanwhile, the above teams are the pair of leaders from both regions of Latin and North America separately.

Besides these top teams from the qualifier, note that both TSM and Team Liquid are strong favourites. With TSM claiming the DH Spring event and Team Liquid the DH Fall event, they have experience as champions.

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PUBG Tips and Tricks – A Practical Guide

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

Indeed, PlayerUnknown‘s Battlegrounds is known as one of the first battle royale’s in the modern wave behind the trend. Accordingly, its release back in 2017 saw the genre finally get back on track. Three years later, the game is still quite lively together with a healthy competitive scene. For these reasons, we highly recommend that you check out our PUBG Tips and Tricks below!

Mechanical Skill

Although the title can be played on both PC and console, apart from mobile, the main competitive scene is found on PC. Therefore, our tips will focus on mechanical skills pertaining to keyboard and mouse. Similar to titles such as Rainbow Six Siege and CS:GO, headshots are the name of the game here.

PUBG Tips and Tricks
Credits: PUBG Corporation

Here are our PUBG Tips and Tricks for the game:

  • Peeking – the underutilized in-game mechanic can really change your game up. Staying in cover and peeking with just the top of your head showing is great for any gunfight and is recommended for every single fight possible
  • Naturally, we need to talk about aim. As a serious player, you’ll need your aim to be flawless and purely mechanical. This can come about naturally through simple practice, though we also recommend that you use aiming software. Also, definitely experiment with sensitivity and peripherals.
  • Movement – getting in between cover is the name of the game for battle royale. You don’t wanna be getting picked off after scavenging so hard. Mastering the movement will come secondary to your aim.
  • Memorize your inventory – when your swapping guns and items out, you’ll need to be as quick as possible. Accordingly, this can save your life in the heat of battle when your desperate for ammo. Take your time to practice being as quick and efficient as possible.
  • Master the driving mechanisms of every vehicle – you never know when you’ll need it

In-Game Knowledge and Awareness

As a battle royale, knowledge and awareness definitely come first. Most people can aim, but not everyone has the game-sense to claim that chicken dinner. Here, tips would be similar as for the mobile title in this regard.

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Credits: PUBG Corp

Read on for our In-Game Knowledge and Awareness section of our PUBG Tips and Tricks:

  • Combining aim together with distance judgement – you’ll want to practice how to consider the drop-off due to the gravity. Likely, this will develop with experience.
  • Knowing every nook and cranny of each map. Accordingly, you’ll be prepared for any opportunity and be aware of any possibility as the circle could conclude. You’ll also want to know where the best loot is in order to best calculate where to land when you need to.
  • Knowing which items are the best. With limited space in your backpack, you’ll make sure to know that you only harbour the top equipment for any situation. For this, you’ll want to keep up to date with all the PUBG patch notes.
  • Evaluating the risk behind going for drops. Although they can offer some of the best loot in the game, you need to consider the risk of everyone knowing exactly where you are and potentially in the open too.
  • Knowing when to use vehicles, and the right one too. Many players are often to scared to venture onto a vehicle as this could draw attention. It does, but most of the time, many people are too worried to shoot you as they would inevitably draw attention to themselves. If you’re brave enough, vehicle use could be the difference between winning and losing.

Personal and Interpersonal – PUBG Tips and Tricks

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Credits: PUBG Corporation

It’s common knowledge that the random nature of battle royales can be quite infuriating for both teams, and especially individuals where you cannot get revived. Bearing this in mind, here are some more PUBG Tips and Tricks:

  • When in a squad, the concept of reviving comes into play. Even though everyone will be begging for you to revive them, it’s up to you to evaluate whether or not you’ll make it out alive or not.
  • Work with your teammates – cover angles when moving or camping out in any buildings. Accordingly, you’ll also want to share resources with one another to ensure that you’re all prepared for any gunfight. Also, it might be ideal to partition roles – snipers, mid-range and close-range specialists to be prepared for any situation.
  • Stay calm. Battle royales, especially in the final circles, can get incredibly stressful. However, keep in mind that usually, those who make it that far are just as hungry to win as you are.
  • Especially if you’re in a tam, make sure to discuss why you’ve lost or won a game after its completion. Like this you’ll hopefully constantly move forward and learn from your mistakes.

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PUBG Continental Series 3 – Recap

Posted on by Nathan Bonello

This weekend we saw the conclusion of the PUBG Continental Series 3, and in this article we’ll be going over a short recap of what went on.

PCS Standings + Winnings (Top 4)

PCS NA

  • 1st – $54,000 – Susquehanna Soniqs
  • 2nd – $32,500 – Guadalajara Gascans
  • 3rd – $28,000 – Oath Gaming
  • 4th – $23,000 – DUEL

PCS EU

  • 1st – $50,000 – Northern Lights Team
  • 2nd – $30,000 – Team Liquid
  • 3rd – $20,000 – Digital Athletics
  • 4th – $10,000 – TORNADO ENERGY

PCS Asia

  • 1st – $80,000 – MultiCircle Gaming
  • 2nd – $35,000 – OGN Entus
  • 3rd – $20,000 – Tianba
  • 4th – $15,000 – OP.GG SPORTS

PCS APAC

  • 1st – $80,000 – Buriram United Esports
  • 2nd – $35,000 – DivisionX Gaming
  • 3rd – $20,000 – LG Divine
  • 4th – $15,000 – FURY
Credits PUBG Corporation
Credits: PUBG Corporation

PUBG Continental Series 3 Recap – How did they do it?

PCS NA

In North America, we originally saw team Shoot To Kill leading the pack in the round robin stage, however once the finals stage took place, the Soniqs immediately grasped some points. In fact, the final result had a huge gap between 1st and 2nd, but a very close result between 2nd and 3rd as only 4 points separated them.

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Credits: PUBG Corporation

PCS EU

A similar situation happened in Europe, as Natus Vincere were 1st in the round robin stage with 241 points, but then came up short in the finals. The Northern Lights Team immediately took advantage of that and this helped them gain a 10 point advantage in the end to secure 1st. Team Liquid and Digital Athletics were close behind with 204 points and 199 points respectively.

EU

PCS Asia

Asia was very different, as there were many teams getting good scores via placement and kills all throughout the event. However in the end, MultiCircle Gaming came out on top after accumulating 210 points in total. Close in second place was team OGN Entus with 193 points and Tianba in 3rd with 182. The top teams had a distinguishable gap between them, but in the midfield there were many teams with very similar amounts of points.

ASIA
Credits: PUBG Corporation

PCS APAC

In Asia Pacific we had team Buriram United Esports completely dominate the region, after achieving a total of 2013 points. However, the fight for 2nd/3rd/4th was gruesome, as the gap between them all was very small. In the end DivisionX came above all 3 as they placed 2nd with 187 points.

APAC
Credits: PUBG Corporation

What’s next?

Overall, the PUBG Continental Series 3 event was a blast. Every region had very great showings of exhilarating gameplay and hype moments, and will certainly be an event to remember. Next up for the PUBG community is the PUBG Global Invitational.S. If you want to know more about it, click here.

Be sure to keep yourself updated on www.esportsguide.com for more esports news!

The PUBG Global Invitational.S Announced for 2021!

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

Indeed, it’s been a great year for competitive PUBG, with the competitive scene making leaps forward. Accordingly despite the online environment, in-game content and the community have helped propel the scene forward. This year, the PUBG Continental Series was held instead of the PUBG Global Series. However, 2021 holds a new format with new events – starting with the PUBG Global Invitational.S announced for 2021!

Here’s the unveil trailer for the event to kick things off:

Credits: PUBG Esports YouTube

The PUBG Global Invitational.S represents a reinvention of 2018’s international event – now with $3.5 million on the line. Accordingly, the ‘S’ stands for a couple of words according to PUBG Corp. These include Survival, new Series format, Supremacy, Showmanship, Showdown and Safety.

The developers are pushing this as the longest global PUBG event in the history of the scene, spanning a grand total of 8 weeks. Across this time, 32 teams invitation from around the world will be fighting right in the heart of the Republic of Korea.

Split into two parts – the Weekly Survival and Weekly Final – the event offers a familiar tournament. However, many details are still to be confirmed, though what is certain is that they’re determined to host an offline event.

We recommend a visit to the original announcement here. We’re excited to see what else 2021 has to offer for competitive PUBG.

In the meantime, for more esports news, visit: https://www.esportsguide.com/news

How To Watch: PUBG Continental Series 3 Finals

Posted on by Nathan Bonello

The 3rd set of the PUBG Continental series is upon us, and this time round the competition is way higher. In this article we’ll be going over on how to watch the PUBG Continental Series 3 Finals for all regions (North America, Europe, APAC, and Asia).

Tournament’s background

The PUBG Continental Series is an online regional tournament which is organized by PUBG Corporation. The PCS was created in order to replace the 2020 Global Series.

How to qualify for the main event

The ways to qualify for the main event vary in multiple ways, for various regions. In Europe, some teams were invited, some have advanced through qualifiers (EU West, EU East, MEA). North America has no teams that were invited, as most of the teams passed through PCS2 NA Grand Finals, or the NA Challenger Cup 2. In Asia, teams qualified via Korean, Chinese, Japanese and TWHKMO qualifiers. Lastly, in APAC most of the teams passed through the Thailand Master Series, whereas some qualified through the Vietnam, Indonesia, and Philippine series.

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Credits: PUBG Corporation

Prize distribution

There will be a total of $800,000 to be distributed between all 4 regions, each region having $200,000. This is how the prize money will be distributed:

Europe & North America:

  • 1st – $50,000
  • 2nd – $30,000
  • 3rd – $20,000
  • 4th – $10,000
  • 5th-8th – $6,400
  • 9th-16th – $4,850
  • 17th-24th – $3,200

APAC & Asia:

  • 1st – $80,000
  • 2nd – $35,000
  • 3rd – $20,000
  • 4th – $15,000
  • 5th-6th – $10,000
  • 7th-8th – $5,000
  • 9th-12th – $3,000
  • 13th-16th – $2,000

PUBG Continental Series 3 Finals – Teams Participating

Europe:

  • Natus Vincere
  • Northern Lights Team
  • Digital Athletics
  • FaZe Clan
  • TSM
  • Omaken Sports
  • ENCE
  • shiftW
  • Team Liquid
  • Saunabois
  • Redline
  • Etiget Esports
  • TORNADO ENERGY
  • Bystanders
  • WinStreak15
  • PinkPonY 

North America:

  • Shoot To Kill
  • Susquehanna Soniqs
  • Oath Gaming
  • Zenith E-Sports
  • Dodge
  • Houston Hardshifts
  • Team Veritas
  • DUEL
  • Illusion
  • Comets
  • Guadalajara Gascans
  • Any Trolls in Chat
  • The Rumblers
  • Tactical 8
  • One Eye Open
  • Fabled

APAC:

  • Sharper Esport
  • Daytrade Gaming
  • Buriram United Esports
  • Magic Esport
  • Purple Mood E-Sport
  • LG Divine
  • CERBERUS
  • DivisionX Gaming
  • Unicorn Cyber
  • Hydra Gaming
  • Victim Rise
  • From The Future
  • Angel Alliance
  • Battle Arena Elites
  • Fury
  • Team Ferox

Asia:

  • OGN Entus      
  • Afreeca Freecs
  • Gen.G
  • Griffin
  • VRLU Ghibli
  • OP.GG Sports
  • Four Angry Men
  • Multi Circle Gaming
  • NewHappy
  • Infantry
  • Petrichor Road
  • Tianba Esports
  • DetonatioN Gaming White
  • SunSister
  • K7 Esports
  • Global Esports Xsset

PUBG Continental Series 3 Finals – Schedule list

The schedule varies for each region for the PUBG Continental Series 3 Finals. Here below is the schedule list for all regions:

Europe:

Week 1

  • 7th-8th November
  • Event starts at 7pm CET

Week 2

  • 14th-15th November
  • Event starts at 7pm CET

Week 3

  • 21st-22nd November
  • Event starts at 7pm CET

North America:

Week 1

  • 7th-8th November
  • Event starts at 1am CET

Week 2

  • 14th-15th November
  • Event starts at 1am CET

Week 3

  • 21st-22nd November
  • Event starts at 1am CET

APAC:

Week 1

  • 7th-8th November
  • Event starts at 11am CET

Week 2

  • 14th-15th November
  • Event starts at 11am CET

Week 3

  • 21st-22nd November
  • Event starts at 11am CET

Asia:

Week 1

  • 7th-8th November
  • Event starts at 11am CET

Week 2

  • 14th-15th November
  • Event starts at 11am CET

Week 3

  • 21st-22nd November
  • Event starts at 11am CET

Streaming platform list

The event is set to be streamed on the official PUBG twitch channel, as well as on the official PUBG Esports Youtube channel. For Chinese viewers, the event will also be streamed on the PUBG Esports China Douyu channel.

Credits PUBG Corporation
Credits: PUBG Corporation

Watch the PUBG Continental Series 3 Finals stream on esportsguide.com

You can also watch the PUBG Continental Series 3 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.

Predictions

Predicting regional online PUBG matches is very hard to do, however if we had to base it off recent performance, these would be the teams with the highest chances of winning:

  • Europe: Team Liquid
  • North America: Susquehanna Soniqs
  • APAC: Sharper Esport
  • Asia: Four Angry Men

Be sure to keep yourself updated with www.esportsguide.com for all your esports news!

Four Angry Men win PUBG Champions League Fall

Posted on by Nathan Bonello

Yesterday we saw the conclusion of a great event hosted by VSPN where we saw team Four Angry Men win the PUBG Champions League Fall.

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Credits: PCL

Final Standings + Winnings (Top 6)

  • 1st – $119,737 – Four Angry Men
  • 2nd – $47,895 – Multi Circle Gaming
  • 3rd – $29,934 –  NewHappy
  • 4th – $17,960 – Infantry
  • 5th – $11,974 – Petrichor Road
  • 6th – $11,974 – Tianba

Four Angry Men win PUBG Champions League Fall – How did they do it?

League

Team 4AM kicked off the event by achieving a great placement in the PUBG Champions League Fall. They finished the league in 3rd with a total of 434 points over 10 Days. It was important for them to achieve a great result in the league as now the top 16 will be advancing to the Champions stage, which is essentially the final stage of the event.

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Credits: PCL

Champions Stage

Day 1

There were a total of 30 rounds to be played in the Champions stage, having 6 rounds of  games being played each day. In the first set of rounds, 4AM had 3 very good placements, as they placed 3rd in the 2nd round, 2nd in the 4th round and 4th in the 6th round. 

Day 2 & 3

On the 2nd day, 4AM achieved 2 amazing results as they got a chicken dinner in both round 8 and round 12. It is worth mentioning that in round 12, 4AM had a total of 17 kills which led to them achieving 27 points in that single game. Day 3 was probably their worst performing day as their best result was a 3rd place with only 6 kills.

Day 4

In Day 4, they had 2 great results that definitely boosted their mental atmosphere. They placed 2nd with 3 kills in round 20, and placed 1st with 8 kills in round 22. At the end of the 4th day, they had a total of 219 points.

Day 5 

On their Final day, even though it was almost certain that the Four Angry Men would win the PUBG Champions League Fall, they still gave their best, and achieved additional great results. In the 27th round, 4AM achieved another win, having 9 kills, and a 2nd placement with 10 kills.

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Credits: PCL

All in all, the Four Angry Men dominated the PCL and have certainly established a statement that they are one of the best teams to ever touch the game.

Make sure you don’t miss out on any important esports news by keeping yourself updated on www.esportsguide.com! 

What’s happened so far in the NA & EU PCS 3

Posted on by Nathan Bonello

With the weekend coming to a close we saw the results of the first stage (Round-Robin) in both the North American and European PCS 3. In this article, we’ll be covering what went down so far at the event.

Qualified teams for Finals (in highest points order)

North America

  • Shoot To Kill – 319 points
  • Susquehanna Soniqs – 307 points
  • Oath Gaming – 285 points
  • Zenith E-Sports – 238 points
  • Dodge – 227 points
  • Houston Hardshifts – 224 points
  • Team Veritas – 214 points
  • DUEL – 211 points
  • Illusion – 204 points
  • Comets – 178 points
  • Guadalajara Gascans – 177 points
  • Any Trolls in Chat – 159 points
  • The Rumblers – 153 points
  • Tactical 8 – 145 points
  • One Eye Open – 124 points
  • Fabled – 123 points
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Credits: PCS3 Twitter

Europe

  • Natus Vincere – 241 points
  • Northern Lights Team – 203 points
  • Digital Athletics – 192 points
  • FaZe Clan – 190 points
  • TSM  – 167 points
  • Omaken Sports – 157 points
  • ENCE – 155 points
  • shiftW  – 149 points
  • Team Liquid – 147 points
  • Saunabois – 147 points
  • Redline – 146 points
  • Etiget Esports  – 144 points
  • TORNADO ENERGY – 140 points
  • Bystanders  – 130 points
  • WinStreak15 – 128 points
  • PinkPonY  – 126 points
EU
Credits: PCS3 Twitter

Best performing teams at PCS 3

As you can see from the lists above, it is very clear on which teams have performed that best during the PCS 3 qualifying stage. For Europe, it has to be given to Na’Vi, their placements and kill numbers were ridiculous, and were flat out the best team in their region.

As for NA, we’d probably have to hand it over to the Susquehanna Soniqs. Their stealthy movement and wise positioning managed to get them in 2nd place in the North American leaderboard. Here below is one of their highlights:

Best performing players at PCS 3

With regards to the best performing players, we have Luke12, player for STK (Shoot To Kill) currently leading the pack with 75 kills (1st), 36 assists (5th), 14758.56 damage (1st), and 76 knocks (1st). Here below is an image showing the other high performing players in the PCS 3 qualifying stage:

What’s next?

The next stage of the event is the final stage of the event. This is where all qualified teams battle it all out to see which team is the best in their region. The action is set to continue on November 6 at 1AM CET for North America, and November 7 at 6PM CET for Europe.

Make sure you don’t miss out on any important esports news by keeping yourself updated on www.esportsguide.com! 

Team Liquid crowned champions of DreamHack PUBG Showdown

Posted on by Nathan Bonello

With the weekend coming to an end, we saw Team Liquid being crowned champions of the DreamHack PUBG Showdown. 

Final Standings + Winnings:

  • 🥇 – Team Liquid – $6,500
  • 🥈 – Bystanders – $3,500
  • 🥉 – TSM – $1,600
  • 4th – Digital Athletics – $1,100
  • 5th – Natus Vincere – $800
  • 6th – shiftW – $600
  • 7th – Apeks – $500
  • 8th – WinStreak15 – $400
  • 9th – Istanbul Wild Cats
  • 10th – Blaze Esports
  • 11th – Etiget Esports
  • 12th – Omaken Sports
  • 13th – ENCE
  • 14th – Northern Lights Team
  • 15th – ADEPTS
  • 16th – AzKickers

Team Liquid champions of DreamHack PUBG Showdown – How did they do it?

Liquid kicked off the event with some pretty shaky results, achieving 2nd place in round 1, and 3rd place in round 3, but placing quite badly in the first day of the DreamHack PUBG Showdown. 

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Team Liquid Kaymind
Credits: PGS

On the second day, Team Liquid woke up and in the 10th round of the event, they grabbed a chicken dinner with 11 wins. Apart from this result, they got an additional victory exactly after, in the 11th round with 12 kills. They then ended the day with a final 3rd position placement with 4 kills to have a total of 102 points and grab 2nd in the leaderboard, just 4 points short off 1st.

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Credits: Dreamhack

On the third and final day, Liquid played to the best of their abilities and got some pretty great results. In round 13 they got a 3rd place with 7 kills, in round 15 a similar result with a placement of 3rd and 6 kills. And in the final game of the day, Team Liquid clutched up the win with 13 kills in the end to take the trophy home and be crowned champions of DreamHack PUBG Showdown.

This Team Liquid PUBG roster has had great results recently; some being, 3rd place at PUBG Continental Series 2: Europe, 5th place at PUBG Continental Series 1: Europe and 2nd place at PGS: Berlin – Europe Finals. With this result they are showing that the team still has what it takes to compete at the highest level and compete against the best of the best.