The competition with amateur and semi-pro players has a total prize pool of US$ 50,000
This month, the 1st stage of the PUBG MOBILE Club Open (PMCO) took place, a global competition aimed at amateur and semi-professional battle royale players, who will fight for the total prize of US$ 50 thousand, more than R$ 253 thousand at today’s price, and the chance to qualify for the PUBG MOBILE National Championship Brazil (PMNC).
The group stage runs until the 15th of June, the semi-finals from the 20th to the 22nd and the finals will be from the 24th to the 26th of June. Only one winning team guarantees a spot to the PUBG MOBILE National Championship Brazil (PMNC).
The Brazilian team POKAS BR has two players in the Top Kills of the competition. BUCHOZIN99 and FAAATz99 lead with 29 and 26 kills respectively, leading their team to first place in Group A.
Leaders in each group:
Group A — 8 matches played
1st POKAS BR — 131 points
2nd CALI BLOOD — 114 points
3rd GKS ESPORTS — 111 points
Group B — 8 matches played
1st XTEAM — 131 points
2nd WASTE — 100 points
3rd BUZIOS E-SPOTS — 80 points
Group C — 4 matches played
1st BLACK WATER — 68 points
2nd DIOR ESPORTS — 61 points
3rd TEAM MANDRAKES — 53 points
Group D — 4 matches played
1st HAYABUSA E-SPORTS — 97 points
2nd SWARM GAMING — 56 points
3rd Z8 E-SPORTS — 48 points
One of the changes to the PUBG MOBILE eSports ecosystem this year is that PMCO has encompassed all of Latin America, no longer being a regional championship, with opportunities for new talent.
The broadcasts can be followed every day from 20:00 (Brasília time) on the official PUBG MOBILE channels on Youtube, Twitch and Facebook, with presentation and analysis of toboco and Khaya, narration and comments from petar and Wasp.
Source: Recreio
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