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As the heat ramps up, you might find yourself lounging around, but why not channel that energy into something thrilling? This week marks the arrival of the PUBG Mobile Global Open Finals, a highlight on the mobile esports calendar. Before we dive into the grand event, the Qualifiers Finals are set to showcase the final amateur teams battling it out for a coveted spot in the PMGO Grand Finals. With a staggering $500,000 prize pool at stake, the competition promises to be intense, with only the top 12 teams from the Qualifiers advancing to the 2025 PMGO Prelims.
The Uzbekistan Open Qualifiers Final is where the action begins, pitting the best amateur teams against each other. The top performers from various regions will be competing: four teams from Asia, three from Europe and the Middle East & Africa, and the top teams from both South and North America across amateur and pro categories. The Qualifier Finals will be broadcast live from Uzbekistan on April 9th, setting the stage for the official Prelims on April 10th and 11th.
Winner, winner-The victor of the 2025 PMGO Uzbekistan Open Qualifiers Finals will secure a direct pass to the Grand Finals, scheduled for April 12th to 13th. They'll join an elite group, including seven amateur teams that qualified through the Prelims and eight professional teams, all vying for a share of that lucrative prize pot.
The PMGO not only promises high-stakes competition but also serves as a benchmark for the progress of PUBG Mobile's esports scene. With continuous support from the developers, expect a showcase filled with action, drama, and plenty of shooting and looting as everything is up for grabs.
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