BROGGUA
    TierA
    PUBG EMEA Championship Spring 2023
    EU Open Qualifiers RO64
    March 4, 2023 · 02:00 Kyiv timeEUSquad — Esports FPP$100,000

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

    LeaderboardsMatchesTeam StatsPlayer StatsStarting Lineup
    1ST62 PTS
    1RANK
    48KILLS
    Damage
    2ND52 PTS
    2RANK
    28KILLS
    Vuptrox
    3RD49 PTS
    3RANK
    32KILLS
    Faygo
    MatchesPlace PtsKillsTotal Points
    1Damage PUBG team — BROGGUA Esports
    Damage
    		6144862
    2Vuptrox PUBG team — BROGGUA Esports
    Vuptrox
    		6242852
    3Faygo PUBG team — BROGGUA Esports
    Faygo
    		6173249
    4WINORDIE PUBG team — BROGGUA Esports
    WINORDIE
    		6162945
    5sniip team PUBG team — BROGGUA Esports
    sniip team
    		6192443
    6NOTAG PUBG team — BROGGUA Esports
    NOTAG
    		6162339
    7Project X PUBG team — BROGGUA Esports
    Project X
    		6172037
    8kitchen PUBG team — BROGGUA Esports
    kitchen
    		682836
    9Fahrenheit PUBG team — BROGGUA Esports
    Fahrenheit
    		6132235
    10Mercurial PUBG team — BROGGUA Esports
    Mercurial
    		6122234
    11
    Meta Esports
    		671522
    12
    Visband
    		691120
    13Brightside PUBG team — BROGGUA Esports
    Brightside
    		601818
    14WeTakeFights PUBG team — BROGGUA Esports
    WeTakeFights
    		661117
    15
    RAGKOUTSARIA
    		67815
    16N9 PUBG team — BROGGUA Esports
    N9
    		67613

    About PUBG EMEA Championship Spring 2023 — EU Open Qualifiers RO64

    PUBG EMEA Championship Spring 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 March 4, 2023. The prize pool was $100,000.

    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

    HOWL won the event and took $25,000. ACEND finished second and Exalt third. Prize money reached 16 teams, $95,500 in total.

    Prize money split

    1. 1HOWL$25,000
    2. 2ACEND$14,000
    3. 3Exalt$11,000
    4. 4FUT Esports$7,500
    5. 5FaZe Clan$6,500
    6. 6PolishPower$5,500
    7. 7Natus Vincere$4,500
    8. 8Twisted Minds$3,500
    9. 9DiNG$2,750
    10. 10BBL Esports$2,500
    11. 11The Woo$2,250
    12. 12Sarvem Esports$2,000
    13. 13Question Mark$1,750
    14. 14mForce$1,500
    15. 15Digital Athletics$1,250
    16. 16Full Tilt$1,000

    Standout moments

    • Teams racked up 1,377 kills in total, 57.4 per match on average.
    • AfterAlt fragged the hardest with 49 kills.
    • The bloodiest game was Erangel: 61 kills in a single match.
    • AfterAlt took the most chicken dinners — 2 wins.

    Tournament heroes

    1. 1. Hakatory 20 kills
    2. 2. WOOxKEBAB 18 kills
    3. 3. AA_Ieenan 18 kills
    4. 4. SunZe_ 18 kills
    5. 5. Ice-Boi 17 kills

    Maps

    1. 1Miramar — sniip team
    2. 2Miramar — Muikut
    3. 3Miramar — 976 Esports
    4. 4Miramar — NUMBERS
    5. 5Miramar — Vuptrox
    6. 6Miramar — Bitfix Gaming
    7. 7Miramar — 976 Esports
    8. 8Miramar — Vihodok
    9. 9Miramar — Faygo
    10. 10Miramar — Here We Come
    11. 11Miramar — Team Venture
    12. 12Miramar — Stuckers
    13. 13Erangel — WINORDIE
    14. 14Erangel — LULW
    15. 15Erangel — Primal
    16. 16Erangel — AfterAlt
    17. 17Erangel — Thunder
    18. 18Erangel — Damage
    19. 19Erangel — GDE eSports
    20. 20Erangel — AfterAlt
    21. 21Erangel — NOTAG
    22. 22Erangel — Exalt
    23. 23Erangel — ALTAB
    24. 24Erangel — Ikh Mongol Gaming

    Participants

    Place in the series

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

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