PUBG Mobile Esports: Tournaments, Teams, Players & Stats

In Paris, the third PUBG Mobile World Cup ran from 6 to 16 August 2026, the first edition held outside Saudi Arabia. Thirty-two teams competed for a $3,025,000 prize pool, and S2G Esports of Türkiye won the title ahead of Nongshim RedForce and Aurora Gaming.

S2G added the World Cup to their PMGC 2022 title, becoming the third different champion in three editions. Qzz of Tianba took the MVP award, and the full Paris results sit on the PMWC 2026 page.

Istanbul hosts the seventh Global Championship from 11 to 13 December 2026, with a reported $3,000,000 prize pool. The field will be decided by PMGC Points earned across PMGO Season 1, the World Cup and PMGO Season 2.

An early Istanbul ticket already belongs to S2G Esports, earned by winning the World Cup in Paris. Further qualification details are still to be announced, and the Istanbul page will carry the field once it is published.

Four 2026 finals decided the PMGC Points race before Istanbul. 4Thrives Esports of Pakistan won the South Asia Finals in Lahore in May and in Kathmandu in September, and won the Global Open Season 1 in Jakarta in June.

Wolves Esports closed the season trail by winning the Global Open Season 2 in Lahore in October, taking 150 PMGC Points under the SMASH Rule. AK Gold Esports finished with more points in the Grand Finals, 94 against 86, but the trophy goes to the first team past the match point that then wins a game.

Three World Cups have produced three different champions. Alpha7 Esports of Brazil won the first edition in Riyadh in 2024, Yangon Galacticos of Myanmar won the second in 2025, and S2G Esports of Türkiye won the third in Paris in 2026.

Six Global Championships have been played, with Nova Esports winning the first two in 2020 and 2021. S2G Esports won in 2022, IHC Esports of Mongolia won in Istanbul in 2023, Dplus KIA won in 2024, and Alpha7 Esports won in Bangkok in 2025.

This site records the competitive history of PUBG Mobile, from the first Global Championship in 2020 to the current season. Every tournament, team and player page rests on a published source, and gaps stay blank instead of being filled with guesses. The site covers the World Cup, the Global Championship, the Global Open and its regional finals, plus the teams and players who won them. Battlegrounds Mobile India has its own corner, linked at the top of this page, so the global record and the Indian record stay separate.