Top 16 PUBG Mobile teams from all around the world are now ready to take on one another at the PUBG Mobile Club Open Fall Split Global Finals 2019 which begins today. It had been a pretty tough road for all the teams who have reached here. We already had 13 teams that qualified directly for the Global Finals via Regional performances. And yesterday PMCO Prelims concluded that further gave us 3 teams to play at the Globals.
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Back in July, PMCO Spring Split Global Finals took place which saw Top Esports from China dethroning the PMSC 2018 Champions, RRQ Athena. Spring Split was all about Chinese teams dominating the tournament with the top 3 teams to be from China. Interestingly, things change now as only 1 Chinese team will be a part of the Fall Split Global Finals due to an ongoing local PUBG tournament. But again its the Fall Split winners Top Esports that will be representing China. Check out the full PMCO Global Finals Schedule, Prize Pool, Venue, Team Interviews and more:
With 18 intense matches of the Prelims, we are glad to announce that team Mega Esports, Bigetron RA and Orange Esports CG have finally managed to get the last 3 seats in the Global Finals, well played! Congratulations and can't wait to see you all in the Global Finals, Nov.29! pic.twitter.com/66ERG6DBq1
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PMCO Fall Split Global Finals Day 1 Schedule:
Date/Time and Venue:
PMCO Global Finals winner will be decided at the end of three days of intense battles between the top 16 teams. A total of 16 TPP matches will be played within a span of 3 days. The tournament kicks off today at Putra World Trade Center (PWTC) in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
- Event Dates: Nov. 29-Dec. 1
- Time: Doors open at 1:30pm (GMT+8), broadcast starts at 2:30pm
Match Schedule:
A total of 4 matches will be played on Day 1 and all will be in third-person perspective.
- Match 1: Sanhok
- Match 2: Miramar
- Match 3: Vikendi
- Match 4: Erangel
Price Pool:
Where to watch PMCO live:
The tournament will be streamed live on PUBG India’s official Youtube channel. The company will be live streaming the event in fourteen languages, which include English, Hindi, Indonesian, Malay, Vietnamese, Thai, Arabic, Portuguese, Russian, Turkish, French, German, Czech and Greek. To catch all the live-action in English as well as Hindi commentary on the below-mentioned links:
Get ready to enjoy the chilling weekend watching your favourite PUBG Mobile Team play against the top teams from around the globe, to claim the PUBG Mobile Club Open Fall Split Global Finals 2019. Stay tuned as I bring you all the live updates.
Day 1 Match 1 Sanhok:
What an exciting and thrilling start to the Global Finals. It was BTR VS TES Vs ARW in the final circle. BTRLuxyy eas the only surviving member of the team and clutched 1V2 against Top Esports to confirm their 1st WWCD $5000 prize and continued their form from the PMCO Prelims. Indian pride TeamSoul and Entity couldn’t do much and were eliminated early. Other powerhouses like RRQ, Orange Esports, Illuminate were also wiped out early in the match.
Match 1 Points Table:
Match 1 Highlights PMCO | BTR Luxxy 1V2 Vs Tes:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W76eRHtp2sQ
Day 1 Match 2 Miramar:
A turnaround in the table as PMCO Spring Split Champions, TES were the first team to be eliminated. However, the highlight of the match was EntityGaming from India, showing the world that they are here to dominate. Entity finished second with 10 kills. PMCO SEA powerhouse, IlluminateTheMurderer bounced back with a WWCD in Match 2. TeamSoul still lacking what they are known for.
Match 2 Standings:
Entity Gaming PMCO Highlights:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfTb551aHtY
Day 1 Match 3 Vikendi:
Indian teams stepping up their game. First, it was EntityGaming and now it was time for the crowd-favorites TeamSoul as they secured a WWCD in Vikendi and rose up the points table. A game of patience it was as it came down to 1v1 heal battle in the last momenta. SoulMortal replied to the haters with a win. But it was SoulClutchgod’s 1v3 against TeamQueso that proved to be the turning point. RRQAthena were seen playing aggressively as they managed to secure the fourth spot with 8 kills.
Match 3 Vikendi points table:
Overall Standings after Match 3:
Mortal Interview after Match 3 | TeaSoul Chicken Dinner | Pmco Highlights:
Day 1 Match 4 Erangel:
What an amazing performance by EntityGaming as they once again finish 2nd with 11 kills. Indian teams showing how dominant they can be. Even though TeamSoul got an early exit after a Chicken Dinner, but EntityGaming kept their nerves cool and managed to end the day at a high note. TeamQueso won the match with 10 kills. BTR were the most consistent team on Day 1 and they finished the day at the top spot.
PMCO Final Match Standings:
PMCO Fall Split Day 1 Overall Standings:
