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Top PUBG Mobile tournaments in 2021

PUBG MOBILE , the mobile version of one of the World’s Most famous Battle Royale title created independently by Lightspeed & Quantum Studios of Tencent Game, officially licensed by PLAYERUNKNOWN’S BATTLEGROUNDS. It was released globally in March 2018.
The game became extremely popular and created a huge buzz amongst the  eastern countries,  from its very first days. PUBG Mobile’s esports system offers a wide range of opportunities for the professional players ,  featuring both club tournaments like PUBG Mobile Club Open (PMCO) and the national PUBG Mobile Pro League team competitions. Many top tier esports organizations of the world have their PUBG Mobile rosters, including TSM, Fnatic, FaZe Clan , Natus Vincere ,Team Secret, and  many others.
During the  PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2020, PUBG Mobile Esports Director James Yang revealed their upcoming plans for the game’s esport ecosystem for 2021. The overall structure and format of the competitive circuit will be similar to that of the 2020 tournaments , but the prize pool sees a 180% increase to $14M USD in 2021.
In 2021 esports season, the circuit has been re-structured to fit players across amateur, semi-pro, and professional leagues. This circuit will include the base level competition – the PUBG Mobile Club Open or PMCO which is country, and in some cases, region based tournament. Next comes PUBG Mobile Pro League(PMPL) which encompasses bigger regions into a single competition. Finally, the landmark event of the calendar year will be the Global Championship . However, unlike 2020, there will be no PUBG Mobile World League and teams will go directly from PMPL to the Global Championship.
Similarly , regions that were earlier put into a single PMPL league will now have their own league. CIS, Western Europe, Arabia, and Turkey were all playing in PMPL EMEA in 2020, and will get their own leagues in 2021. Accordingly, North America, Latin America, and Brazil will have their own leagues and they won’t be playing in a single region.
PUBG Mobile Tournaments in Japan:
PUBG Mobile Japan League :PUBG Mobile Japan League is an ongoing tournament organised by X-Moment and sponsored by Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra 5G. A total of 16 teams will be battling it out for a massive prize pool of ¥69,660,000 JPY (≃ $628,714 USD) and the game mode of this tournament is TPP ( Third Person Perspective ). The tournament started on the 13th of February, 2021 and it is supposed to conclude by the 1st week of May.
PUBG Mobile Tournaments in Indonesia: 
PUBG Mobile Pro League Season 3 2021 , Indonesia: 
PUBG Mobile Pro league Season 3 features the top 20 teams from the Indonesian region who will battle it out for a massive prize pool of $150,000 US Dollars. Pro league was supposed to be an offline event but due to the COVID-19 pandemic , the event is help online. This tournament’s management rights lies with VSPN esports and the tournament is sponsored by Samsung Galaxy S21 Series 5G , WeTV and NimoTV. The tournament kicked off on the 24th of March and is expected to conclude by the end of April.The tournament had almost 532,249 concurrent peak viewers and a total watch time of 73,94,583 hours.
PUBG Mobile Club Open Indonesia:
The Indonesian Edition of PUBG Mobile Club Open had an overall prize pool of $30,000 Dollars. The tournament surpassed 38,834 Concurrent viewers and it had a total watch time of 190,655 Hours. The tournament started on the 17th of February and concluded on the 21st of the same month.
PUBG Mobile Tournaments in Vietnam:
PUBG Mobile Pro League Vietnam Season 3:
PUBG Mobile Vietnam Pro League is a tournament hosted by Tencent in partnership with 500bros and sponsored by Gillette , Redmi Note 10 and Redmi Note 10 pro. This league features top 20 teams from the region who will fighting for a prize pool of 820,000,000 ₫ đồng (≃ $35,525 USD) and the mode of the tournament is Third person perspective ( TPP ). This tournament went live on the 24 th of March and it will be conclude by the 11th of April.
PUBG Mobile tournaments in Malaysia:
PUBG Mobile XOX unity league:
PUBG Mobile XOX Unity League 2021 is a tournament hosted by XOX MobileTencent Games , MACPIE and the Malaysia Esports Federation featuring a total of 32 teams with a prize pool of RM 120,560 MYR (≃ $29,074 USD).
PUBG Mobile tournaments in Singapore:
PUBG Mobile Pro League Season 3 2021 MYSG:
PUBG Mobile MYSG Pro League is tournament hosted by Tencent in partnership with VSPN esports , featuring the top 20 teams from the Singapore and Malaysia region with a total prize pool of $150,000. This league is sponsored by Xiaomi Malaysia and WeTV Malaysia.
PUBG Mobile Tournaments in Brazil:
PUBG Mobile Pro League league Season 1 Brazil:
PUBG Mobile Pro league Brazil is directly hosted by Tencent and Krafton and it has a total prize pool of $100,000 US Dollars. This league kicked off on the 30th of March and will conclude by the 18th of April.
PUBG Mobile Club Open Brazil:
The Brazil Edition of PUBG Mobile Club Open had an overall prize pool of $29,000 Dollars. The tournament surpassed 8,035 Concurrent viewers and it had a total watch time of 78,861 Hours. The tournament started in the end of February and concluded in the middle of March.
PUBG Mobile Club Open Mexico:
The Mexico Edition of PUBG Mobile Club Open had an overall prize pool of $29,000 Dollars. The tournament surpassed 7,671 Concurrent viewers and it had a total watch time of 103,603 Hours. The tournament started on the 23rd of February and concluded on the 7th of March.
PUBG Mobile Club Open LATAM:
The PUBG Mobile Club Open of the LATAM region had the same overall prize pool of $29,000 Dollars. The tournament surpassed 6,597 Concurrent viewers and it had a total watch time of 88,470 Hours. The tournament started in the end of February and concluded in the middle of March.
PUBG Mobile Club Open Spring Africa:
The PUBG Mobile Club Open Spring Africa had an overall prize pool of $24,400 Dollars. The tournament surpassed 1,868 Concurrent viewers and it had a total watch time of 22,723 Hours. The tournament started on the 16th of February and concluded on the 28th of February.

If you are not familiar to PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG), the battle royale genre or just need a quick reminder, here’s a recap how it’s played out: at the start of the game, you get parachuted from an airship together with up to 99 more players into a map of very large proportions. You can decide yourself which area on the map to land in, where you think is best suitable for your next step. After you’ve hit the ground, the objective is to be the last person/team standing. Through scavenging for the best weapons and gear possible, finding the most advantageous vantage points and best your opponents, the objective can be done. PUBG is a massive online multiplayer game in first- or third person perspective, where up to 100 players fights in a battle royale deathmatch to be the last player or team (you can play alone, a duo or up to 4 players in a team) alive. Weapons and gear are spread out in empty buildings, ghost towns, sheds, warehouses around the massive map. Vehicles are available to offer mobility. To keep the players moving, the playable area shrinks (in stages) towards a random location on the vast map. If players are caught outside the “safe zone”, they take damage until they’re dead or they’re in the safe zone again. The game is over when one player or one team is the only one left alive.  

PUBG also has a thriving eSports scene, with the PUBG Continental Series (currently in its second season), taking place from 27 Aug – 13 Sept. The PCS2 series spans 4 different continents, namely North America, Asia, Asia Pacific and Europe. With a prize pool for each region set at $200 000, the winning team can walk away with $50 000, with 2nd place set to $30 000 and 3rd with $24 000. Even though it differs from many other esports, it has found a place in international competitions and tournaments. As for playing PUBG locally, you’ll be left somewhat disappointed. We don’t have local servers, so you’ll be forced to play on European servers which can yield latency in the region of 170-200ms. The mobile version of the game does have local servers present, but they only fill up if enough local players search for a game lobby using the European server region setting.  

The free-to-play version PUBG Lite on mobile devices proved to be a homerun as well. As of 2020, the game has been downloaded over 600 million times (with most of the downloads in China and India). Crazy, crazy figures. PUBG has since its early access release, skyrocketed. Both in terms of numbers of players and innovation. It made the Battle Royale genre what it is today and has influenced thousands of video game developers. It has been awarded with “Best Multiplayer Game”, “Best Ongoing Game” and “Game of the year” amongst a bunch of laurels. PUBG is equally fun for amateurs and for pros due to its randomization, user-friendliness and replay value. If you haven’t checked it out yet, do so NOW!