PUBG Champions League 2023 Spring — Week 3 Break Out — Leaderboard & Results
About PUBG Champions League 2023 Spring — Week 3 Break Out
PUBG Champions League 2023 Spring — Week 3 Break Out is a PUBG: Battlegrounds PC tournament. It is a Tier A event in the ASIA region. The event was played on March 24, 2023. The prize pool was $444,025.
Format and structure
The bracket ran 6 matches, with 16 teams competing. The bracket ran as a single stage — Week 3 Break Out. Points were awarded under the SUPER 22 scoring system.
How it ended
Four Angry Men won the event and took $145,582. Newhappy finished second and 17 Gaming third. Prize money reached 16 teams, $436,746 in total. The title went to Four Angry Men with 4AM_CRAZY112, 4AM_Summer, 4AM_Xiaohaixxxx, 4AM_xxxLu on the roster. 4AM_CRAZY112 of Four Angry Men was named MVP.
Prize money split
- 1Four Angry Men$145,582
- 2Newhappy$87,349
- 317 Gaming$43,675
- 4Tianba$29,116
- 5TYLOO$26,205
- 6Chosen Clique Gaming$21,837
- 7Special Troops Gaming$17,470
- 8Petrichor Road$14,558
- 9Change The Game$10,191
- 10WUKONG E-Sports Club$7,279
- 11HaloQueen$4,367
- 12DD Team$4,367
- 13i7$2,912
- 14Soy Milk Squad$2,912
- 15Dream Team$2,184
- 16RainbowStyle$2,184
Standout moments
- Teams racked up 346 kills in total, 57.7 per match on average.
- i7 fragged the hardest with 43 kills.
- The bloodiest game was Miramar: 60 kills in a single match.
- For The Glory took the most chicken dinners — 2 wins.
Tournament heroes
- 1. i7_L1nnnn 16 kills
- 2. DT_Smallccc 13 kills
- 3. BSMX_OneDragon 12 kills
- 4. YBG_Aleksib 12 kills
- 5. i7_Yuren 11 kills
Maps
- 1Erangel — For The Glory
- 2Erangel — Change The Game
- 3Erangel — i7
- 4Miramar — RainbowStyle
- 5Miramar — YanBian Gaming
- 6Miramar — For The Glory
Participants
Place in the series
The event belongs to the PUBG Champions League series — we track 17 editions of it. Previous edition: PUBG Champions League 2022 Summer. Next: PUBG Champions League 2023 Summer.

























