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The PUBG Continental Series, or PCS, makes its return in 2022. Partnered with ESL for more PUBG Masters events, these four regional events will have squads battle for their share of the $740,000+ prize pool.
Along with the prize money, the PUBG Masters events will also award PGC Qualification Points, determining which teams qualify for the 2022 PUBG Global Championship later this year. Not only does the PUBG Continental Series come back, but also the PUBG Nations Cup, held in June. For the full PUBG Esports breakdown, check this video out.
Two ESL PUBG Masters, one in February and another in July, will make its return this year. These PUBG Esports events will award $50,000 in prize money, along with PGC Qualification Points. Here’s a quick guide on the stages for ESL PUBG Masters.
Following the ESL PUBG Masters will be a PCS Americas event. PCS6 Americas will run from March until the Grand Final in April. PCS7 follows an identical format, running from August until September.
According to the official PUBG Esports blog post, “PCS Americas events will be broken down into Open Qualifiers, Regional Playoffs, a Last Chance Qualifier, and the Grand Final. The Grand Final stage has been converted to a two-week, 5 matches per day finale with a cumulative SUPER Point Rule leaderboard spanning all 30 matches. The highest point earning team at the end of the 30 matches will be crowned champion.”
More information will be out soon, stay tuned on the PUBGEsports and ESL PUBG Twitter accounts!
