Astra Academy won PMPL South Asia Championship Season 1 ahead of Zeus Esports

Overview

Astra Academy won PMPL South Asia Championship Season 1 with 295 points from 24 matches, played online from 10 to 13 June 2021. Zeus Esports finished second on 245 points, DRS Gaming third on 223, and Stalwart Esports fourth on 218, in a 16 team field drawn from PMPL South Asia Season 3, PMCO Spring 2021, and the Season 2 champions.

Six matches were played each day, and the standings in this record were summed from the published per match placement and kill results in the cached Championship Standings template. The resulting order matches the published prize place order exactly, which is the cross check that the points system was read correctly for this event.

Astra Academy player Action collected the MVP award, worth $2,000, and the champion took $40,000 from the $150,000 pool. Zeus Esports earned $28,000, DRS Gaming $18,000, and Stalwart Esports $10,000, with the full 16 team prize list carried in the prize table for this record.

Schedule

PMPL SA Champ S1 2021: no match-by-match clock was verified, so none is printed.

Allocations

Slots: PMPL SA Champ S1 2021 allocation was not verified, so no split is printed.

Prize Pool

Published prize pool
PlaceTeamPrize
1stAAAstra Academy$40,000
2ndZEZeus Esports$28,000
3rdDRS Gaming logoDRS Gaming$18,000
4thStalwart Esports logoStalwart Esports$10,000
5thAIAPES INC$7,000
6thDGDeadeyes Guys$6,000
7thLELIT Esports$5,500
8thTrained to Kill logoTrained to Kill$5,500
9th1951952$4,000
10thPCPN Crew$4,000
11thHVHigh Voltage$4,000
12thSkylightz Gaming logoSkylightz Gaming$4,000
13th7Sea Esports logo7Sea EsportsSPRAYGOD profile photoAladin profile photoOsmium profile photo$4,000
14thINVINVEsports$3,000
15thSDGSDGaming$3,000
16thNIGNightmare$3,000

Format

PMPL SA Champ S1 2021 stages
StageDatesTeamsMatchesWho advances
Championship10 to 13 June 20211624 matches, 6 per dayChampion decided on overall standings

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 South Asia Championship Season 1

Points Table

Championship standings

Astra Academy took the PMPL South Asia Championship Season 1 title with 295 points from 24 matches.

PMPL South Asia Championship Season 1 final standings
RankTeamPlayedWWCDPoints
1AAAstra Academy245295
2ZEZeus Esports242245
3DRS Gaming logoDRS Gaming242223
4Stalwart Esports logoStalwart Esports240218
5AIAPES INC241216
6DGDeadeyes Guys243212
7LELIT Esports243198
8Trained to Kill logoTrained to Kill242180
91951952242170
10PCPN Crew241167
11HVNHigh Voltage Nepal241163
12Skylightz Gaming logoSkylightz Gaming241155
137Sea Esports logo7Sea EsportsSPRAYGOD profile photoAladin profile photoOsmium profile photo240149
14INVINVEsports241125
15SDGSDGaming24076
16NIGNightmare24070

Participants

Results

PMPL South Asia Championship Season 1 ended on 13 June 2021 with Astra Academy as champions on 295 points and Zeus Esports second on 245.

ActionTournament MVP
AAAstra AcademyMVP Team
$2,000MVP Prize

Broadcasts

Statistics

Stats: PMPL SA Champ S1 2021 player numbers were not verified, so none are printed.

FAQ

Who won PMPL South Asia Championship Season 1?

Astra Academy won with 295 points, ahead of Zeus Esports on 245 points.

How were the standings points worked out?

Points were summed from the cached per match results using 15, 12, 10, 8, 6, 4, 2, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1 for places 1 to 12, plus 1 point per kill.