As we gear up for an exciting weekend, many of you might be planning quality time with family and friends, or perhaps catching up on your favorite games. However, if you're an esports enthusiast, you won't want to miss the thrilling action of the PUBG Mobile Global Open (PMGO) Qualifier Finals, kicking off this weekend.
Dubbed the Open Qualifiers Final, this stage of the competition has already seen a dramatic reduction from an astounding 90,000 players down to 80 teams, spread across five regions. The stakes are high as only 12 teams will advance to the prelims, with the ultimate goal of reaching the prestigious PUBG Mobile Global Open finals.
Mark your calendars for the main event, scheduled from April 12th to 13th, with the prelims taking place in the two preceding days. The anticipation is palpable, as PUBG Mobile continues to cement its status as a titan in the esports world. The developers are doubling down on their commitment, with plans to showcase the mobile battle royale at the upcoming Esports World Cup.
The impact of esports on the average player can be a mixed bag. While events like the Overwatch League once captured significant attention, not everyone resonated with it, leading to a gradual decline in interest. In contrast, PUBG Mobile enjoys immense popularity, particularly in Asia, where esports fervor is at its peak. The upcoming Esports World Cup is sure to attract a legion of dedicated fans worldwide.
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