TierA
    PUBG EMEA Championship Fall 2023
    EU Open Qualifiers RO64
    September 28, 2023 · 03:00 Kyiv timeEUSquad — Esports FPP$92,500

    PUBG EMEA Championship Fall 2023 — EU Open Qualifiers RO64 — Leaderboard & Results

    MatchesPlace PtsKillsTotal Points
    1The Woo PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsThe Woo6226688
    2NewGate PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsNewGate6263965
    3PHYTYI PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsPHYTYI6242549
    4sniip team PUBG team — BROGGUA Esportssniip team6143347
    5Entropy PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsEntropy6132841
    6Expendables PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsExpendables6221739
    7Dijirad Esports PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsDijirad Esports6111930
    8Quick team PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsQuick team672229
    9DiNG PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsDiNG652328
    10Soap PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsSoap617926
    11Academy of Death PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsAcademy of Death671825
    12fulltime PUBG team — BROGGUA Esportsfulltime661622
    13NocturnalzZ PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsNocturnalzZ671522
    14gripsquad681220
    15wishers PUBG team — BROGGUA Esportswishers6189
    16PANO BOUF6257

    About PUBG EMEA Championship Fall 2023 — EU Open Qualifiers RO64

    PUBG EMEA Championship Fall 2023 — EU Open Qualifiers RO64 is a PUBG: Battlegrounds PC tournament. It is a Tier A event in the EU region. The event was played on September 28, 2023. The prize pool was $92,500.

    Tier
    A
    Region
    EU
    Mode
    Squad Esports FPP
    Prize Pool
    $92,500
    Matches
    24
    Teams
    64
    Start Date
    September 28, 2023
    End Date
    September 28, 2023

    Format and structure

    The bracket ran 24 matches, with 64 teams competing. The bracket ran as a single stage — EU Open Qualifiers RO64. Points were awarded under the SUPER 22 scoring system.

    How it ended

    Twisted Minds won the event and took $25,000. FaZe Clan finished second and FUT Esports third. Prize money reached 16 teams, $92,500 in total.

    Prize money split

    1. 1Twisted Minds$25,000
    2. 2FaZe Clan$14,000
    3. 3FUT Esports$11,000
    4. 4Question Mark$7,500
    5. 5Pod Samolet$6,500
    6. 6PCIFIC ESPORTS$5,500
    7. 7ACEND$4,500
    8. 8Digital Athletics$3,500
    9. 9The Woo$2,750
    10. 10We Live Again$2,500
    11. 11Natus Vincere$2,250
    12. 12Entropiq$2,000
    13. 13Sarvem Esports$1,750
    14. 14HOWL$1,500
    15. 15BadBoys$1,250
    16. 16Exalt$1,000

    Standout moments

    • Teams racked up 1,400 kills in total, 58.3 per match on average.
    • The Woo fragged the hardest with 66 kills.
    • The bloodiest game was Miramar: 62 kills in a single match.
    • Fairy Tail took the most chicken dinners — 2 wins.
    • The top fragger of the event was coolmuffinn with 23 kills.

    Place in the series

    The event belongs to the PUBG EMEA Championship Fall series — we track 3 editions of it. Next: PUBG EMEA Championship Fall 2024.

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