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
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
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.
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:
Watch PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2021 on esportsguide
You can also watch the PUBG Mobile Mobile World 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 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.
Accordingly, here are the results from the Finals of this epic event:
- Nova Esports
- Four Angry Men
- ZEUS ESPORTS
- Natus Vincere
- Bigetron RA
- KoninaPower
- Team Secret
- Klas Digital Athletics
- A7 eSports
- Secret Jin
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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