Top 10 most successful teams

01
DRX
BMIC 2025 champions · PMPS 2026 S2 runners-up
A-Tier titles
1
Earnings
—
Podiums
2
02
Valdus Esports
PMWI 2021 East · 1st
A-Tier titles
1
Earnings
—
Podiums
1
03
Nongshim RedForce
KEL 2026 champions · BMIC 2026
A-Tier titles
1
Earnings
—
Podiums
1
04
Nova Esports
PMGC 2020 champions · PMGC 2021 champions
A-Tier titles
0
Earnings
$6,413,011
Podiums
0
05
4 Angry Men
PMGC 2020 runners-up · PMGC 2022 8th
A-Tier titles
0
Earnings
$2,757,953
Podiums
0
06
REJECT
PMGO 2024 champions · PMWC 2024 finalists
A-Tier titles
0
Earnings
$2,330,895
Podiums
0
07
Alpha7 Esports
PMWC 2024 champions · PMGC 2025 champions
A-Tier titles
0
Earnings
$1,589,463
Podiums
0
08
IHC Esports
PMGC 2023 champions
A-Tier titles
0
Earnings
$779,689
Podiums
0
09
Alter Ego Ares
PMGO 2026 Season 2 14th place
A-Tier titles
0
Earnings
$766,626
Podiums
0
10
Gaimin Gladiators
PMWI 2023 third place
A-Tier titles
0
Earnings
$310,750
Podiums
0

Ranking method: A-Tier titles won (Grand Finals or final standings, 1st), then approximate total prize earnings in USD, then A- and B-Tier podium finishes (top 3). Built only from the tournament history and earnings stored on each team page; events without a final table on this site are not counted.

PUBG Mobile teams with a published result

588 teams have pages. The index runs from the first world champions, Nova Esports, through the World Cup winners Alpha7 Esports, Yangon Galacticos and S2G Esports, to the 2026 Global Open winners 4Thrives Esports and Wolves Esports. A roster appears only when a dated lineup exists; the rest show results without a guessed lineup, because a lineup this site has not seen is left blank.

A qualifier row alone does not earn a page: a name stays inside the tournament table until enough checked history supports a page of its own. Clicking a name opens the qualification path, the results rows with numbers behind them, and the gaps. The BGMI teams index lives separately under BGMI.

The index also covers the early regional era: Team Soul won the India split of PMCO 2019, Entity Gaming won the South Asia fall split, and Celtz won the first South Asia Pro League season in 2020. Those early pages sit on the BGMI teams index, not this one, under the same sourcing bar.