The fourth season for the PUBG Mobile Pro League (PMPL) South Asia is here. Twenty teams from across the region will be competing from Sept. 21 to Oct. 17 for a share of the $150,000 prize pool.
The top teams from here will advance to the South Asia Championship. The exact number of teams that will advance hasn’t been revealed yet. Besides this, one team with the most points from the third and fourth seasons of the PMPL South Asia will qualify for the PUBG Mobile Global Championship (PMGC) 2021.
Related: Genesis Dogma and D’Xavier first two teams to qualify for the PMGC 2021Â
Here’s everything you need to know about the PMPL South Asia season four.Â
Schedule
The PMPL South Asia has been divided into two stages: the league stage and the finals.Â
- League Stage: Sept. 21 to Oct. 10
- Finals: Oct. 15 to 17
Format
- The league stage will happen across three weeks and has been split into the weekdays and the Super Weekend.Â
- For the weekdays, the teams have been put into five groups of four teams each. They’ll compete among themselves with the top 16 making it to that week’s Super Weekend.Â
- The weekdays rankings will be reset each subsequent week.Â
- The Super Weekend standings, however, are crucial and will determine the 16 teams that advance to the finals.Â
Teams and groups
The top 13 teams from the previous season of the PMPL South Asia have been directly invited, while seven have made it through the National Championships and Club Opens.Â
Group A
- DRS GAMING
- Vibes Esports
- SEAL ESPORTS
- i8 Esports
Group B
- ZEUS ESPORTS
- PN CREW
- R3D Esports
- Venom Legends
Group C
- 7Sea Esports
- Stalwart Esports
- A1 eSports
- Ruthless Aggressive Warriors
Group D
- DEADEYES GUYS
- HIGH VOLTAGE
- Wizzes With Vibes
- BABLU x CLARITY ESPORTS
Group E
- Trained To Kill
- Future Station 1952
- S9 Esports
- Paradox
Prize pool
The $150,000 prize pool will be split as follows:
Stream
All matches will be livestreamed on the PUBG Mobile Esports YouTube channel in English and Hindi. It will begin at 7:30am CT.Â
