The upcoming PUBG Mobile Global Championship (PMGC) 2024 will not feature any Indian teams. This was formally shown after the organizers invited IHC Sports from Mongolia to the occasion. With the invited team being announced now, the slot distribution for all 49 participants has been finalized. The prestigious occasion will kick off on October 31, 2024.
First of all, enthusiasts did count on that one group from India might play in the event but this will be the 3 direct year without an Indian presence in the worldwide championship. GodLike Sports from India has been invited to participate in the PMGC 2021. This became the most effective edition that covered an Indian crew.
Slots distribution for PMGC 2024
48 teams from around the world will participate in the league level of the Global Championship 2024. The pleasant 15 groups from this level may be decided on for the Grand Finals to be held inside the United Kingdom. Guild Esports from the host region has without delay been given a spot in the Finals.
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Here is the slot distribution:
South East Asia (CSA): 11 teams
- PMSL Fall rankings: Six teams
- Regional Points: #1 team each from Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam
- PMCL: One team
Central and South Asia (CSA): 9 teams
- PMSL Fall rankings: Five teams
- Regional Points: #1 team each from CSA, South Asia, Pakistan, and Central Asia
Americas: 8 teams
- PMSL Fall rankings: Five teams
- Regional Points: #1 each from Brazil, LATAM, and North America
EMEA: 10 teams
- PMSL Fall ranking: Six teams
- Regional Points: #1 each from EMEA, Turkey, MEA, and Europe
Invited Slots: 15 teams
- Japan: Two teams
- PEL (China): Four teams
- South Korea: Two teams
- PUBG Mobile Rivals Cup S2: One team
- Special invite: Two (IHC, Guild Esports)
To this point, 47 out of the full 49 participating groups have been showing for the PMGC 2024. One group from China and one team from the PUBG cell rival Cup Korea vs. Japan will be decided on within the following few days. A big prize pool of $three million is up for grabs in the contest.
Because the fifth season of the PUBG mobile international championship is upon us, Indian fanatics might be disappointed by the dearth of representation. However, PUBG Mobile has been banned inside the U.S. Considering that September 2020.
