The highly anticipated PUBG Mobile Global Open (PMGO) 2025 Prelims is set to unfold from April 10 to April 11. This competitive event will showcase 16 teams, all vying for one of the coveted seven spots in the Main Event. The competition will feature four teams from the Uzbekistan Final, four from the Asia Final, three from the Europe Final, and three from the Middle East Final, along with one team each from both the North America and South America Finals.
Taking place in Tashkent, the vibrant capital of Uzbekistan, the PMGO 2025 boasts an impressive prize pool of $500,000, maintaining the same level as last year’s edition. Following the preliminaries, the Main Event is slated for April 12-13, where all 16 teams will clash under the newly implemented Smash Rule, enhancing the excitement and intensity of the matches.
Teams Competing in PMGO 2025 Prelims
Below is the list of teams that have qualified for the PMGO 2025 Prelims:
- ACE Cyber (Uzbekistan Final)
- UPGRADE (Uzbekistan Final)
- Divergent Gaming (Uzbekistan Final)
- THE721 Aggressor (Uzbekistan Final)
- NEPX Esports (Asia Final)
- Trained 2 Kill (Asia Final)
- Xotics Esports (Asia Final)
- KZE Underage (Asia Final)
- iKurd Esports (Middle East Final)
- R8 Esports (Middle East Final)
- K21 Esports (Middle East Final)
- Fenerbahce Esports (Europe Final)
- Black Esports (Europe Final)
- Goat (Europe Final)
- Dope Esports (North America Final)
- Action Esports (South America Final)
Match Schedule and Viewing Details
The PMGO 2025 Prelims will consist of six matches each day on April 10 and April 11. The first match will kick off on the Sanhok map, followed by three matches on Erangel, and concluding with two matches on Miramar, providing a thrilling variety of gameplay environments.
Here’s the detailed match schedule (in GMT + 5):
- Match 1: Sanhok at 17:00
- Match 2: Erangel at 17:35
- Match 3: Erangel at 18:20
- Match 4: Erangel at 19:05
- Match 5: Miramar at 19:50
- Match 6: Miramar at 20:35
Fans can catch all the action live on PUBG Mobile Esports’ official channels, including YouTube, Facebook, Twitch, and TikTok, starting at 16:30 (GMT + 5). The broadcast will be available in multiple regional languages, ensuring wide accessibility.
A standout in the Uzbekistan Final was AKE Cyber, securing an impressive second-place finish. Following closely were UPGRADE, Divergent, and THE721, who finished in third, fourth, and fifth positions respectively. All these teams will be eager to prove their worth in the Prelims and secure their spots in the Main Event.
Notably, Trained 2 Kill is regarded as one of the most formidable teams, having participated in numerous high-stakes tournaments. Additionally, R8 Esports has made a mark with strong performances in past competitions. Both teams are poised to put up a fierce challenge in their pursuit of advancement.