PUBG Global Series 1 2023 — Grand Finals — Leaderboard & Results
About PUBG Global Series 1 2023 — Grand Finals
PUBG Global Series 1 2023 — Grand Finals is a PUBG: Battlegrounds PC tournament. It is a Tier S event in the GLOBAL region. Matches ran from May 5, 2023 to May 7, 2023. The prize pool was $500,000.
- Tier
- S
- Region
- GLOBAL
- Mode
- Squad Esports FPP
- Prize Pool
- $500,000
- Matches
- 18
- Teams
- 16
- Start Date
- May 5, 2023
- End Date
- May 7, 2023
Format and structure
The bracket ran 18 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 $80,000. ACEND finished second and Tianba third. Prize money reached 24 teams, $500,000 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.
Prize money split
- 117 Gaming$80,000
- 2ACEND$35,000
- 3Tianba$30,000
- 4Danawa Attack Zero$25,000
- 5Twisted Minds$24,000
- 6CERBERUS Esports$23,000
- 7Ghibli Esports$22,000
- 8Soniqs$21,000
- 9Gen.G$20,000
- 10Natus Vincere$20,000
- 11HOWL$20,000
- 12Daytrade Gaming$20,000
- 13Four Angry Men$20,000
- 14Third Eye$20,000
- 15Shoot To Kill$20,000
- 16Luminosity Gaming$20,000
- 17FaZe Clan$10,000
- 18Petrichor Road$10,000
- 19Global Esports Xsset$10,000
- 20Newhappy$10,000
- 21AZLA PENTAGRAM$10,000
- 22Exo Clan$10,000
- 23Purple Mood E-Sport$10,000
- 24SunSister$10,000
Standout moments
- Teams racked up 1,050 kills in total, 58.3 per match on average.
- ACEND fragged the hardest with 83 kills.
- The bloodiest game was Miramar: 61 kills in a single match.
- 17 Gaming took the most chicken dinners — 4 wins.
- The top fragger of the event was GBL_Heaven with 34 kills.
Place in the series
The event belongs to the PUBG Global series — we track 45 editions of it. Previous edition: PUBG Global Championship 2022. Next: PUBG Global Series 2 2023: EMEA Qualifier.