Aton Esports won PMPL Latin America Season 2 ahead of Furious Gaming

Aton Esports won PMPL Latin America Season 2, finishing ahead of Furious Gaming in a 20 team online season played from 5 to 31 October 2021 with a $152,250 prize pool. Fraternity finished third and Buluc Chabtan fourth.

Latin America Season 2 opened with twenty teams in the league stage, with sixteen invited from Latin America Season 1 joined by the top two from the PMCO Fall 2021 Latin America Wildcard, the PMCO Fall 2021 Mexico winner and the PMNC 2021 Mexico winner. Each week combined Weekday round robin play with a Super Weekend, and only Super Weekend points counted toward league standings, with the top sixteen reaching the Finals on 29 to 31 October for eighteen matches.

Reyes, playing for Buluc Chabtan, earned the Grand Final MVP award worth $5,000. The published prize list gives Aton Esports $15,000, Furious Gaming $12,000 and Fraternity $9,000, with the remaining pool spread across the other seventeen teams.

The event sent five teams to the PMPL Americas Championship Season 2, the top sixteen advanced to Latin America Spring 2022, and the bottom four dropped to the Spring 2022 Qualifier.

Schedule

No match-by-match clock was verified.

Allocations

PMPL LATAM S2 2021 slot allocation
SourceSlots
PUBG Mobile Pro League Americas Championship Season 25

Prize Pool

Published prize pool
PlaceTeamPrize
1stAton Esports logoAton Esports$15,000
2ndFGFurious Gaming$12,000
3rdFRAFraternity$9,000
4thBuluc Chabtan logoBuluc Chabtan$8,000
5thTeam Queso logoTeam Queso$7,500
6thROWRoyals of War$7,500
7thTeam Jaguar logoTeam Jaguar$7,500
8thChivas Esports logoChivas eSports$7,000
9thOUTOutlaws$7,000
10thBJGBoca Juniors Gaming$6,500
11thVIVentrue Inc.$6,500
12thSEStelacy Esports$6,500
13th9T9z Team$6,500
14thDSDelta Stars$6,500
15thISUIsurus$6,000
16thEstorm logoEstorm$6,000
17thMGMalvinas Gaming$5,000
18thMezexis Dreams logoMezexis Dreams$5,000
19thInfinity logoInfinity$5,000
20thRPGRiver Plate Gaming$5,000

Format

PMPL LATAM S2 2021 stages
StageDatesTeamsMatchesWho advances
League5 to 24 October 2021203 weeks, Weekdays + Super Weekend, only Super Weekend points countTop 16 to Finals
Finals29 to 31 October 20211618 matches, 6 per dayChampion decided

Points System

PlacementPoints
1st15
2nd12
3rd10
4th8
5th6
6th4
7th2
8th1
9th1
10th1
11th1
12th1

1 point per finish.

Source: Liquipedia - PUBG Mobile Pro League/Latin America/Season 2

Points Table

PMPL LATAM S2 2021 standings

PMPL LATAM Season 2 2021 ended with Aton Esports first on 233 points from 18 matches, ahead of Furious Gaming on 171.

PMPL LATAM S2 2021 standings
#TeamWWCDPlaceElimsPoints
1Aton Esports logoAton Esports413895233
2FGFurious Gaming39477171
3FRAFraternity49277169
4Buluc Chabtan logoBuluc Chabtan18675161
5Team Queso logoTeam Queso17285157
6ROWRoyals of War08167148
7Team Jaguar logoTeam Jaguar08156137
8Chivas Esports logoChivas eSports15770127
9OUTOutlaws17251123
10BJGBoca Juniors Gaming15061111
11VIVentrue Inc.15158109
12SEStelacy Esports05256108
139T9z Team15354107
14DSDelta Stars04859107
15ISUIsurus0494796
16Estorm logoEstorm0404888

Participants

Results

PMPL Latin America Season 2 ended on 31 October 2021 with Aton Esports as champions and Furious Gaming in second place.

ReyesTournament MVP
Buluc Chabtan logoBuluc ChabtanMVP Team
$5,000MVP Prize

Broadcasts

Statistics

Stats: no verified player numbers.

FAQ

Who won PMPL Latin America Season 2?

Aton Esports won the season, with Furious Gaming second and Fraternity third.

Who was the MVP of PMPL Latin America Season 2?

Reyes of Buluc Chabtan was named Grand Final MVP, worth $5,000.