The PUBG Mobile Global Open (PMGO) 2025 Prelims kicked off yesterday on April 10th at Renaissance Hall, Zo’r TV in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. A substantial prize pool of $500,000 USD is at stake, with $41,500 USD specifically allocated to the Prelims stage. Sixteen teams from various regions will compete for a chance to advance to the Main Event. Check out the PMGO 2025 Prelims Day 2 overview below.
PMGO 2025 Prelims Day 2: Teams and Format
Over two days, the 16 competing teams will engage in a total of 12 matches. The teams secured their spots through regional finals, representing diverse locations including Uzbekistan, Asia, Europe, the Middle East, North America, and South America. The seven highest-ranking teams from the Prelims will earn a place in the PMGO 2025 Main Event.
- AKE Cyber
- UPGRADE
- Divergent Gaming
- THE721 Aggressor
- NEPX Esports
- Trained 2 Kill
- Xotics Esports
- KZE Underage
- iKurd Esports
- R8 Esports
- K21 Esports
- Fenerbahçe Esports
- Black Esports
- Goat
- Dope Esports
- Action Esports
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Match Schedule and Map Selection
- Match 1: Sanhok – 11:30 GMT
- Matches 2-4: Erangel – 12:05, 12:50, 13:35 GMT
- Matches 5-6: Miramar – 14:20 and 15:05 GMT
The Prelims feature a blend of established regional teams from nations like Uzbekistan, Nepal, Pakistan, Indonesia, Iraq, Turkey, Russia, and Brazil. Teams that have advanced through the regional qualifiers and those that have received direct invitations will be the ones to watch.
PMGO 2025 Prelims Day 2 Stream
Live broadcasts will be accessible on the official PUBG Mobile Esports channels on YouTube, Facebook, Twitch, and TikTok. The live coverage will commence daily at 11:30 GMT. Streams will be offered in multiple regional languages. Check out the day 2 stream below for English language viewers.
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