As we approach the weekend, many of you are likely planning to spend quality time with family and friends or perhaps exploring your gaming backlog on your favorite platform. However, if you're a fan of high-quality esports action and have some time to spare, you won't want to miss the PUBG Mobile Global Open (PMGO) Qualifier Finals, kicking off this weekend.
The PMGO Qualifier Finals, to be precise, are the culmination of an intense journey that started with over 90,000 players. Now, it's down to 80 teams spread across five regions. This crucial stage will determine which 12 teams advance to the prelims and, ultimately, have a shot at competing in the main event of the PUBG Mobile Global Open.
Mark your calendars for the main event, scheduled for April 12th to 13th, with the prelims happening in the two preceding days. This tournament is poised to be a thrilling spectacle, reflecting the growing dominance of PUBG Mobile in the esports arena. The team behind PUBG Mobile is not resting on its laurels, as they're bringing the mobile battle royale back for another shot at glory at the Esports World Cup.
It's tough to gauge how much the average player engages with esports. Despite the initial success of the Overwatch League, many players didn't connect with it, leading to its gradual fade from the spotlight. However, PUBG Mobile has a massive following, especially in Asia, where the esports scene thrives. With the Esports World Cup on the horizon, the PMGO is expected to attract a dedicated global audience.
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