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How to watch PUBG Mobile Club Open India and South Asia Spring Split finals

The regional finals will gather the 16 best teams from both South Asia and India on Feb. 22.
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Published: Feb 21, 2020 01:43 pm

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The PUBG Mobile Club Open Spring Split Regional Finals will launch on Feb. 22 in India and South Asia. It follows the end of the group phase and will crown the champions of both regions.

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The 16 best teams from each region will face off in the regional finals to bring home a part of the prize pool, which is an undisclosed amount right now. They’ll fight to get the most points throughout 12 games.

The Spring Split regional finals is a first step on the path to success for the participating teams. The nine best teams will earn a spot in the PUBG Mobile Pro League of their region and will ultimately be able to fight their way up to the World League, and if successful, to the World Championship, which is the highest level of competition in PUBG Mobile.

The South Asian Spring Split regional finals will kick off on Feb. 22 at 4am CT (3:30pm local time) and the Indian broadcast will start a half an hour later at 4:30am CT.

Here are the Indian and South Asian broadcasts for the regional finals.

India

Qualified teams

  • Aztecs
  • Celtz
  • ELMT
  • Fnatic
  • GodLike
  • LCraft
  • Marcos
  • MegaStars
  • OR
  • RE
  • 7 seas
  • Genocide
  • iNSANE
  • Tamilas
  • Umumba Rxn
  • Crwl

South Asia

Qualified teams

  • 1971Gladiatr
  • Deadeyes
  • EX
  • Hype
  • Instinct
  • JyanMaara
  • NHN
  • PNGaming
  • R3D
  • RNX
  • RX
  • Solti
  • TDP
  • 7SEA
  • Xtreme
  • T2K

Meanwhile, the regional finals of the Brazilian region will kick off later on March 7. The semifinals are ongoing and can be watched here. The last regions to battle in the regional finals will be Europe, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia on March 24.

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Eva Martinello
Eva is a Staff Writer from Paris. Her part-time job is charging into walls with Reinhardt. She has been covering League of Legends esports and other titles for six years. She still believes in a Moscow Five comeback. She also fell into the MMO pit and covers FFXIV and Genshin.
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