Following a dramatic Playoffs 1 weekend, the first set of PAS1 Finals is now underway. This event brings together 16 top teams to compete for significant stakes, including qualification for global events and a substantial prize pool.
Finals 1 Participants
Sixteen teams are battling it out in the Finals 1. The roster includes:
- Copenhagen Wolves
- FURIA
- Athletes of Christ
- ROC Esports
- Team Falcons
- TOYO
- Bestia
- Team Liquid
- No Way
- +55 E-sports
- Newgen Allstars
- Affinity
- EUFAREIX10
- Pest Control
- DUEL
- Rent Free
Twitch Drops
Viewers can earn in-game items by watching the PAS1 Finals on Twitch. Drops are also active during the PUBG EMEA Championship streams, which precede PAS each day.
- April 24
- Watch 60 minutes: Yeet! (Spray)
- Watch 120 minutes: Casper The Caster (Emblem)
- April 25
- Watch 60 minutes: Victory Dance 93
- Watch 120 minutes: Festive Flurry Jeans
- April 26
- Watch 30 minutes: Victory Dance 74
- Watch 60 minutes: Festive Flurry Shoes
- Watch 120 minutes: Festive Flurry Sweater
Drops are active on PUBG: Battlegrounds (EN) and PUBG: Battlegrounds (PTBR) channels.
Format and Stakes
The PAS1 Finals follow a standard format: 16 teams compete over three days, totaling 15 matches. The team with the most points by Sunday will be crowned the Finals 1 Champion.
The stakes are high for teams aiming for global competition. The top two teams will directly qualify for all PUBG Global Series (PGS) events in the second half of the year (PGS Circuit 2 and 3). Additionally, the PAS1 Finals are crucial for earning PGC Points, which are essential for qualifying for the PUBG Global Championship. While some PGC Points were available during the Playoffs, the Finals offer a significantly larger amount. Finally, each Finals weekend features a prize pool of $29,500.
Two Sets of Finals
This edition of PAS1 is unique, featuring two sets of Playoffs and Finals. After this weekend's Finals, Playoffs 2 will commence next weekend, where all 29 teams will restart their journey to qualify for Finals 2.
- Playoffs 1: April 17 - 19
- Grand Finals 1: April 24 - 26
- Playoffs 2: May 1 - 3
- Grand Finals 2: May 8 - 10
Catch all the action on the official Twitch, YouTube, and Kick channels.
