The first stage of the PUBG Mobile Esports World Cup tournament has concluded in Saudi Arabia, reducing the initial 24 teams down to just 12. As the competition intensifies, these remaining teams are now in the running for a share of the impressive $3 million prize pool. If you missed the updates from this weekend, don't worry—we've got you covered with all the latest news from the event.
For those new to the Esports World Cup (EWC), it's an extension of the Gamers8 festival, which aims to spotlight major esports titles in Saudi Arabia. PUBG Mobile has been a significant part of this, drawing in fans and competitors alike. Currently, the team Alliance is at the forefront, leading the pack into the next phase of the competition.
Following the intense action of the first stage, the qualifying teams will enjoy a well-deserved one-week break before diving into the final stage of the PUBG Mobile World Cup, scheduled for July 27th to 28th.
While the full impact of the PUBG Mobile World Cup on the global esports scene is yet to be seen, the event has certainly generated significant buzz. However, it's worth noting that despite its title, the PUBG Mobile World Cup isn't the largest event on the game's esports calendar. With more tournaments on the horizon, this event might be overshadowed by others later in the year.
For fans eager for more action, the Survival Stage is set to take place from July 23rd to 24th, where the 12 eliminated teams will battle fiercely for two coveted spots in the main stage. This promises to be an exciting and intense competition.
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