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PUBG Global Series 1 Overview
This transcript provides an overview of the PUBG Global Series 1 (PGS1), a new offline tournament that replaced the PCS series. The event features 24 professional teams from all over the world competing for a $500,000 prize pool in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Tournament Format
- The 24 teams are split into three groups (A, B, and C) and compete with each other over three days in the group stage.
- The top 16 teams advance to the winners bracket while the bottom eight teams fall into the losers bracket.
- The top eight teams of the winner bracket claim a spot in the grand finals while the remaining eight teams join the rest of the group stage teams in the losers bracket.
- On the final day, only one team may stand and claim the grand prize of $80,000 along with the title of PGS1 Champions.
Qualification for PGC 2023
- The top four teams with highest appoint totals from PGS1 and PGS2 qualify directly for PGC 2023.
Dream Team Project
- Fans can go to twitter.gg to pick their dream team project for PGS1 and earn a chance to grab a bunch of T coins.
Conclusion
- PGS1 marks a new frontier in PUBG Esports. Stay tuned to find out who will be first to plant their flag in this new era.
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