PMPL South Asia Championship 2022 Fall: Check out the day 2 Overall standings and more – PUBG Mobile Pro League South Asia Regional championships day 2 matches have over now. At the end of day 2, DRS Gaming is leading the chart with 166 points. Fan favorite team, Godlike Stalwart finished in second place with 132 points. Check out the overall standings and more. For future updates on PUBG Mobile, follow InsideSport.IN.
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PMPL South Asia Championship 2022 Fall: Check out the day 2 Overall standings and more
PMPL South Asia Championship 2022 Fall will feature a total of 16 teams where teams will be seeded from the PUBG Mobile Pro League 2022 Fall Season in Pakistan and the South Asia region. The top 6 teams from the PMPL Pakistan 2022 Fall and the top 10 teams from the PMPL South Asia 2022 Fall will join the regional championship. Here are the overall standings after day 2.
- DRS Gaming – 166 Points
- Godlike Stalwart – 132 Points
- Skylightz Gaming- 126 Points
- IHC Esports- 124 Points
- Trained To Kill- 105 Points
- High Voltage- 102 Points
- Deadeyes Warriors – 95 Points
- AGON x i8 Esports – 90 Points
- Mabetext Esports – 78 Points
- Quantum Rage – 71 Points
- ElementriX – 69 Points
- Venom Legends – 67 Points
- T20 x Qwerty Esports – 64 Points
- Magnus Esports – 53 Points
- R3GICIDE – 43Points
- Team TUF – 39 Points
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The top teams (based on PMGC qualification points) will directly move to the PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2022.
PMPL SA Championship 2022 Fall: Prizepool Distribution
- 1st Place- 40,000 USD
- 2nd Place – 28,000 USD
- 3rd Place- 18,000 USD
- 4th Place – 10,000 USD
- 5th Place – 7,000 USD
- 6th Place – 6,000 USD
- 7th Place – 5,500 USD
- 8th Place – 5,500 USD
- 9th Place – 4,000 USD
- 10th Place – 4,000 USD
- 11th Place – 4,000 USD
- 12th Place – 4,000 USD
- 13th Place – 3,000 USD
- 14th Place – 3,000 USD
- 15th Place – 3,000 USD
- 16th Place – 3,000 USD
Fans can watch their favorite teams live on the official youtube channel of PUBG Mobile Esports and its regional channels.
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