X-Quest F won PEC 2019 ahead of Four Angry Men

X-Quest F won the Peacekeeper Elite Championship 2019, a 15 team event played at Xi'an from 28 to 29 December 2019 with a ¥3,000,000 pool. Four Angry Men finished second and Da Kun Gaming finished third on the published prize order, with Cloud9 fourth, Tempo Storm fifth and MEGA Conqueror sixth.

Peacekeeper Elite Championship 2019 brought 15 teams from six routes: three from the Peacekeeper Elite Professional League 2019, four from Southeast Asia, three from South Asia, three from North America, one from South America and one from Europe. The event played eight matches, four per day, on Miramar and Erangel in squad third person perspective, with the redzone enabled.

33Svan of Four Angry Men collected the Most Kills award, worth ¥50,000, on the published awards list, while the MVP award of the same value was published without a recipient. The 15 paid prize places summed to ¥2,900,000, and with the two ¥50,000 awards the published total reached the full ¥3,000,000 pool.

Schedule

No match-by-match clock was verified.

Allocations

Slots: allocation was not verified.

Prize Pool

Published prize pool
PlaceTeamPrize
1stXQFX-Quest F¥1,100,000
2nd4 Angry Men logoFour Angry Men¥600,000
3rdDKGDa Kun Gaming¥400,000
4thCloud9 logoCloud9¥100,000
5thTSTempo Storm¥100,000
6thMEGA Conqueror logoMEGA Conqueror¥80,000
7thYGYoodo Gank¥80,000
8thFnatic logoFnaticScoutOP profile photoOwais profile photoParitosh profile photoAsh profile photo¥80,000
9thTQTeam Queso¥60,000
10thTUTeam Unique¥60,000
11thFFQFFQ¥60,000
12thTeam SouL logoTeam SouLNakul profile photoGoblin profile photoLegit profile photoJokerr profile photoThunder profile photo¥45,000
13thSynerGE logoSynerGESeervi profile photoshryder profile photoAustinBotX profile photoTed profile photoItsKK profile photo¥45,000
14thOrange Esports logoOrange Esports.CG¥45,000
15thOmen Elite logoOMEN Elite¥45,000

Format

PEC 2019 stages
StageDatesTeamsMatchesWho advances
Main Event28 to 29 December 2019158 matches, 4 per dayChampion decided on overall standings

Points System

PlacementPoints
1st16
2nd12
3rd10
4th8
5th6
6th4
7th3
8th-9th2
10th-12th1
13th-15th0

1 point per finish.

Source: Liquipedia - Peacekeeper Elite Championship/2019

Points Table

Peacekeeper Elite Championship 2019 standings

The 2019 Championship table closes with X-Quest F on 140 points, ahead of Four Angry Men on 138.

Peacekeeper Elite Championship 2019 standings
#TeamWWCDPlaceElimsPoints
1XQFX-Quest F37961140
24 Angry Men logoFour Angry Men25583138
3DKGDa Kun Gaming27856134
4Cloud9 logoCloud918031111
5TSTempo Storm0302757
6MEGA Conqueror logoMEGA Conqueror0361955
7YGYoodo Gank0133548
8Fnatic logoFnaticScoutOP profile photoOwais profile photoParitosh profile photoAsh profile photo0232144
9TQTeam Queso0221537
10TUTeam Unique0191736
11FFQFFQ0211536
12Team SouL logoTeam SouLNakul profile photoGoblin profile photoLegit profile photoJokerr profile photoThunder profile photo0171835
13SynerGE logoSynerGESeervi profile photoshryder profile photoAustinBotX profile photoTed profile photoItsKK profile photo0171431
14Orange Esports logoOrange Esports.CG018927
15Omen Elite logoOMEN Elite020727

Participants

Results

PEC 2019 ended on 29 December 2019 with X-Quest F as champions and Four Angry Men in second place.

Broadcasts

Statistics

Stats: no verified player numbers.

FAQ

Who won PEC 2019?

The 2019 title went to X-Quest F, with Four Angry Men second and Da Kun Gaming third.

What was the prize pool for PEC 2019?

PEC 2019's pool was ¥3,000,000, and the champion X-Quest F took ¥1,100,000.

How many matches were played at PEC 2019?

PEC 2019's schedule was eight matches, four on each of the two days.