The Peacekeeper Elite League 2020 spring season begins today. The league is played on the Chinese version of PUBG Mobile.
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The PEL was initially supposed to be a live event but was moved to an online setting due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Here’s everything you need to know about the league.
Format
- The league is split into three parts: the preseason, regular season, and the finals.
- The PEL preseason will be held from March 19 to 29 with 20 teams participating. The top-five teams from the preseason will directly qualify for the PEL Finals while the sixth to 20th placed teams will proceed to the PEL regular season.
- The PEL regular season will be played on April 2. The top-10 teams will qualify for the PEL Finals.
- The PEL Finals will be played from April 3 to 5.
- All matches will be played in the first-person perspective (FPP).
Teams
For the preseason, the 20 teams have been split into four groups of five teams each.
Group A
- X-Quest F
- Give Me Five
- LGD Gaming
- DKG
- Regans Gaming
Group B
- JCR
- Elite Esports
- Four Angry Men
- Royal Never Give Up
- AgFox Black
Group C
- LK Gaming
- All Gamers
- Ahq e-Sports Club
- Tianba
- TOP Esports
Group D
- Funplus Phoenix
- 619 Esports
- YiQiLang
- Still Moving Under Gunfire
- WEFUN
Stream
The PEL 2020 spring split will be livestreamed on Huya and Douyu. Fans can catch the action starting at 3:30am CT.
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