Event Background
Here at esportsguide we’ve already previewed the PUBG Mobile Global Championship. Accordingly, it’s the largest competitive PUBG Mobile event in the history of the mobile game. Indeed, $2,000,000 are officially on the line thanks to Tencent, giving all 24 teams encouragement to perform to the best of their ability in the largest mobile esports event ever.
Kicking off on the 24th November, here are the 24 teams originating from all over the globe:
- Bigetron RA
- Futbolist
- Four Angry Men
- Nova Esports
- Aerowolf LIMAX
- Secret Jin
- RRQ Athena
- POWER888 KPS
- Team Secret
- Loops
- The Unnamed
- Execute Esports
- A7 eSports
- Natus Vincere
- Klas Digital Athletics
- GODSENT
- KoninaPower
- Abrupt Slayers
- DRS Gaming
- A1 eSports
- BLUE BEES
- Archer Gaming
- Zeus Esports
- A Final Country Invite
These are the top 24 teams in the world, with all of them earning a spot through seeding.
Format
The competition is being split up into two separate stages. Namely, it’s split into the League Stage and an exciting Super Weekend. Kicking off on the 24th November, it all kicks off with the 24 teams seeded into 3 groups. Following 4 weeks of League Stage, the top 16 can then move into the Super Weekend.
Group A – Aerowolf LIMAX, POWER888 KPS, Loops, DRS Gaming, GODSENT, Nova Esports, Archer Gaming and BLUE BEES
Group B – Secret Jin, Abrupt Slayers, The Unnamed, Klas Digital Athletics, Four Angry Men, ZEUS ESPORTS, A7 eSports and KoninaPower
The last one – Group C – RRQ Athena, Execute Esports, Natus Vincere, Bigetron RA, Futbolist, Team Secret, A1 eSports and an unannounced one.
After the 12 matches each week, the top 16 will move onto the Super Weekend. Here, a single lobby format will play out with 18 matches in a week every weekend. Over here, teams will earn points for their final standings.
Point System
- Kill points – 1 per kill
- 1st – 15
- 2nd – 12
- 3rd – 10
- 4th – 8
- 5th – 6
- 6th – 4
- 7th – 2
- 8-12th – 1
- 13-16th – 0
The format concludes with the League Finals in January 2021.
Schedule for the PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2020
We’ll try keep it concise and detailed at the same time.
League Stage
- 24-25th November – Week 1
- 1-2nd December – Week 2
- 8-9th December – Week 3
- 15-16th December – Week 4
Super Weekends
- 27-29th – Super Weekend Week 1
- 4-6th December – Super Weekend Week 2
- 11-13th December – Super Weekend Week 3
- 18-20th December – Super Weekend Week 4
This will be followed up by the League Finals taking place in January 2021.
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Predictions
This is a highly difficult prediction to make – each team is a winner in their own right. Besides that, the competitive genre of battle royale in itself is unpredictable enough.
In terms of favourites, two teams stand out. Indeed, the respective champions of the World Leagues are definitely the ones to watch out for. Namely, Bigetron RA from World League East and Futbolist from World League West are your favourites. Both teams manage to come out on top across 4 regions – an achievement not to be taken lightly.
Regardless, every team stands a solid chance out there on the battleground. This includes the unannounced final team we cannot wait to hear about!
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