TierA
    PUBG Champions League 2026 - Spring
    Grand Finals
    May 8 – May 10, 2026 · 00:00 Kyiv timeASIASquad — Esports$441,128

    PUBG Champions League 2026 - Spring — Grand Finals — Leaderboard & Results

    MatchesPlace PtsKillsTotal Points
    117 Gaming PUBG team — BROGGUA Esports17 Gaming1574112186
    2JD Gaming PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsJD Gaming154289131
    3Four Angry Men PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsFour Angry Men154370113
    4Petrichor Road PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsPetrichor Road154168109
    5TYLOO PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsTYLOO152774101
    6Weibo Gaming PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsWeibo Gaming15435598
    7XiYouZhanDui15335487
    8EDward Gaming PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsEDward Gaming15365187
    9Zhu Chao Gaming PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsZhu Chao Gaming15285684
    10NANMOU15185573
    11Change The Game PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsChange The Game15145468
    12RainbowStyle PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsRainbowStyle15273259
    13Golden Quester Gaming PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsGolden Quester Gaming1575158
    14Newhappy PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsNewhappy15243357
    15Nirvana Gaming PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsNirvana Gaming15183351
    16BMZ1552126

    About PUBG Champions League 2026 - Spring — Grand Finals

    PUBG Champions League 2026 - Spring — Grand Finals is a PUBG: Battlegrounds PC tournament. It is a Tier A event in the ASIA region. Matches ran from May 8, 2026 to May 10, 2026. The prize pool was $441,128.

    Tier
    A
    Region
    ASIA
    Mode
    Squad Esports
    Prize Pool
    $441,128
    Matches
    15
    Teams
    16
    Start Date
    May 8, 2026
    End Date
    May 10, 2026

    Format and structure

    The bracket ran 15 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 $124,839. JD Gaming finished second and Four Angry Men third. Prize money reached 28 teams, $440,673 in total. The title went to 17 Gaming with 17_Lilghost, 17_WenBo, 17_tiantian, 17_xwudd on the roster. 17 Gaming finished 55 points clear of second place. 17_tiantian of 17 Gaming was named MVP.

    Prize money split

    1. 117 Gaming$124,839
    2. 2JD Gaming$75,727
    3. 3Four Angry Men$47,054
    4. 4Petrichor Road$33,820
    5. 5TYLOO$25,880
    6. 6Weibo Gaming$18,086
    7. 7EDward Gaming$16,189
    8. 8XiYouZhanDui$15,013
    9. 9Zhu Chao Gaming$11,087
    10. 10NANMOU$12,999
    11. 11Change The Game$7,352
    12. 12RainbowStyle$8,234
    13. 13Golden Quester Gaming$10,264
    14. 14Newhappy$7,896
    15. 15Nirvana Gaming$7,146
    16. 16BMZ$3,705
    17. 17Soy Milk Squad$1,676
    18. 18Go happy$691
    19. 19The Chosen One$147
    20. 20Jian Rong Gaming$2,412
    21. 21Animal Game Team$176
    22. 23Qiao Ying Gaming$353
    23. 25Bean Bean Team$1,470
    24. 26The Chosen Youth$74

    Standout moments

    • Teams racked up 908 kills in total, 60.5 per match on average.
    • 17 Gaming fragged the hardest with 112 kills.
    • The bloodiest game was Rondo: 65 kills in a single match.
    • 17 Gaming took the most chicken dinners — 4 wins.
    • The top fragger of the event was 17_tiantian with 34 kills.
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