TierA
    PUBG EMEA Championship Spring 2023
    MEA Open Qualifiers RO16
    March 6, 2023 · 02:00 Kyiv timeEUSquad — Esports FPP$100,000

    PUBG EMEA Championship Spring 2023 — MEA Open Qualifiers RO16 — Leaderboard & Results

    MatchesPlace PtsKillsTotal Points
    1Quard Two PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsQuard Two8345084
    2MTB Esports PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsMTB Esports8294776
    3ACES PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsACES8313768
    4Full Tilt PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsFull Tilt8273966
    5HOWL PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsHOWL8254065
    6Team Ready PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsTeam Ready8194362
    7Bullet Rain PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsBullet Rain8203656
    8Hive'X Esports PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsHive'X Esports8122840
    9Team Loading PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsTeam Loading8112839
    10PCIFIC ESPORTS PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsPCIFIC ESPORTS8112536
    11Team Nine PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsTeam Nine8122032
    12HeadQuarters PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsHeadQuarters8102131
    134H1B PUBG team — BROGGUA Esports4H1B881826
    14Full Auto PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsFull Auto821416
    15CREFF PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsCREFF851116
    16Aygaz Power PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsAygaz Power8077

    About PUBG EMEA Championship Spring 2023 — MEA Open Qualifiers RO16

    PUBG EMEA Championship Spring 2023 — MEA Open Qualifiers RO16 is a PUBG: Battlegrounds PC tournament. It is a Tier A event in the EU region. The event was played on March 6, 2023. The prize pool was $100,000.

    Tier
    A
    Region
    EU
    Mode
    Squad Esports FPP
    Prize Pool
    $100,000
    Matches
    8
    Teams
    16
    Start Date
    March 6, 2023
    End Date
    March 6, 2023

    Format and structure

    The bracket ran 8 matches, with 16 teams competing. The bracket ran as a single stage — MEA Open Qualifiers RO16. 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. The title went to HOWL with HOWL_LAHZA, HOWL_RuerN, HOWL_TheMad, HOWL_scof1eld on the roster.

    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 464 kills in total, 58 per match on average.
    • Quard Two fragged the hardest with 50 kills.
    • The bloodiest game was Erangel: 60 kills in a single match.
    • ACES took the most chicken dinners — 2 wins.
    • The top fragger of the event was SYNDAXD with 17 kills.

    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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