The PEC: Spring tournament is heading into its final weekend with the Finals 2 - Day 2, featuring a new double-trouble format. Virtus.pro claimed the throne in Finals 1, with Twisted Minds and Team Nemesis close behind. Following a reset, Playoffs 2 concluded last weekend, with 16 teams qualifying for this weekend’s Finals 2.
Qualified Teams
The following 16 teams have qualified for Finals 2:
Twitch Drops
Viewers can earn in-game items by watching the PEC: Spring Finals on Twitch. These drops are also available during PUBG Americas Series streams, which follow PEC broadcasts daily.
- May 8
- Watch 60 minutes: Friendly Fire (Spray)
- Watch 120 minutes: Networked Gloves
- May 9
- Watch 60 minutes: Victory Dance 142
- Watch 120 minutes: Foulmouthed Mask
- May 10
- Watch 30 minutes: Lipovka Slacks
- Watch 60 minutes: Dash Doberman Tee
- Watch 120 minutes: Serpent’s Garden Jacket
Drops will be active on the official PUBG: Battlegrounds (EN), PUBG: Battlegrounds (TR), and PUBG: Battlegrounds (CIS) Twitch channels.
Format
The PEC: Spring Finals will feature 16 teams competing over three days, across a total of 15 matches. The team with the most points by the end of Sunday will be crowned the Finals 2 Champion.
Stakes
The PEC: Spring Finals are critical for teams aiming for global competition. The bulk of PGC Points, essential for qualifying for the PUBG Global Championship, are earned here. While Playoffs offered some points, the Finals provide significantly more, making them crucial for PGC qualification.
Furthermore, the top two teams with the highest cumulative PGC Points from PEC: Spring will directly qualify for the Esports World Cup in Riyadh later this year, and all PUBG Global Series events (PGS Circuit 3 and 4) in the second half of the season.
Each Finals weekend also features a $30,000 prize pool, adding another layer of incentive for teams to perform at their best.
Catch all the action on the official Twitch, YouTube, and Kick channels.
