PUBG Mobile Global Open Launches with Nearly 100,000 Participants

The 2025 PUBG Mobile Global Open (PMGO) has kicked off, marking the first international PUBG Mobile Esports event of the year. With over 90,000 competitors registered, the Open Qualifiers began on February 13th, offering a golden opportunity for new talent to rise and secure a spot in the PMGO Main Event.

A staggering $500,000 prize pool awaits the winners, setting the stage for intense competition. This tournament is exclusively for amateurs, ensuring that fresh faces get their moment in the spotlight. Teams will need to navigate through multiple rounds, showcasing their skills and strategies to earn a chance to compete against established PUBG Mobile Esports organizations.

Teams boasting at least one Ultimate 500-ranked player from Cycle 7 Season 20 or 21 have already advanced to Round 2 of the Open Qualifiers. Over the coming weeks, emerging squads will vie for a coveted spot in the PMGO Prelims, where they will face off against the top teams from the Uzbekistan Offline Qualifiers.

From the Prelims, twelve teams will earn the right to challenge PUBG Mobile's elite professionals at the PMGO Main Event. Four professional teams—Regnum Carya, Nigma Galaxy, 4Merical Vibes, and Influence Rage—have already secured their spots based on their performances at the PUBG Mobile Global Championship (PMGC) 2024. Four additional teams will join them from various regional competitions, including the PMSL SEA Spring, PMGO Korea Qualifier, and the Peacekeeper Elite League Spring season.

The Open Qualifiers will continue until March 2nd, followed by the Prelims on April 10th-11th, leading into the Main Event on April 12th-13th. This tournament is just the beginning of an exciting year for PUBG Mobile Esports, with the PUBG Mobile World Cup and the PMGC set to return later in 2025.

Do you have what it takes to claim victory in such a high-stakes competition? Download PUBG Mobile for free and start your journey to the top. For more details, visit the official website.