PUBG Champions League 2023 Summer — Grand Finals — Leaderboard & Results
About PUBG Champions League 2023 Summer — Grand Finals
PUBG Champions League 2023 Summer — Grand Finals is a PUBG: Battlegrounds PC tournament. It is a Tier A event in the ASIA region. Matches ran from October 25, 2023 to October 29, 2023. The prize pool was $416,781.
- Tier
- A
- Region
- ASIA
- Mode
- Squad Esports FPP
- Prize Pool
- $416,781
- Matches
- 30
- Teams
- 16
- Start Date
- October 25, 2023
- End Date
- October 29, 2023
Format and structure
The bracket ran 30 matches, with 16 teams competing. The bracket ran as a single stage — Grand Finals. Points were awarded under the SUPER 22 scoring system.
How it ended
17 Gaming won the event and took $136,650. Tianba finished second and Petrichor Road third. Prize money reached 16 teams, $409,947 in total. The title went to 17 Gaming with 17_Lilghost, 17_SuJiu, 17_Xbei, 17_xwudd on the roster. 17 Gaming finished 25 points clear of second place. PeRo_Aixleft of Petrichor Road was named MVP.
Prize money split
- 117 Gaming$136,650
- 2Tianba$81,990
- 3Petrichor Road$40,995
- 4Sheng Yi Xin Long$27,330
- 5Newhappy$24,597
- 6TYLOO$20,497
- 7HaloQueen$16,398
- 8Four Angry Men$13,665
- 9DD Team$9,565
- 10Change The Game$6,832
- 11Wolf Cave Gaming$4,099
- 12The Chosen Clique$4,099
- 13Game Start Win$2,733
- 14RainbowStyle$2,733
- 15Dream Set Sail$2,050
- 16i7$2,050
Standout moments
- Teams racked up 1,780 kills in total, 59.3 per match on average.
- 17 Gaming fragged the hardest with 146 kills.
- The bloodiest game was Vikendi: 62 kills in a single match.
- 17 Gaming took the most chicken dinners — 4 wins.
- The top fragger of the event was PeRo_Aixleft with 51 kills.
Place in the series
The event belongs to the PUBG Champions League series — we track 17 editions of it. Previous edition: PUBG Champions League 2023 Spring. Next: PUBG Champions League 2024: Spring.