PUBG Global Series 1 2023 — Group Stage — Leaderboard & Results

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PUBG Global Series 1 2023

Group Stage

Apr 27 – Apr 29, 2023 · 03:00 Kyiv timeGLOBALSquad — Esports FPP$500,000

Leaderboards Matches Team Stats Player Stats Starting Lineup

Leaderboard per match

		Matches	Place Pts	Kills	Total Points
1	Luminosity Gaming	12	59	67	126
2	Danawa Attack Zero	12	49	64	113
3	CERBERUS Esports	12	27	74	101
4	Four Angry Men	12	40	58	98
5	Newhappy	12	26	72	98
6	Petrichor Road	12	31	57	88
7	Natus Vincere	12	27	53	80
8	Soniqs	12	29	46	75
9	Shoot To Kill	12	31	36	67
10	Daytrade Gaming	12	20	46	66
11	Global Esports Xsset	12	21	43	64
12	Tianba	12	22	42	64
13	FaZe Clan	12	16	44	60
14	Twisted Minds	12	20	40	60
15	Exo Clan	12	25	33	58
16	HOWL	12	16	41	57
17	Ghibli Esports	12	24	32	56
18	ACEND	12	17	39	56
19	17 Gaming	12	22	29	51
20	AZLA PENTAGRAM	12	13	30	43
21	SunSister	12	20	21	41
22	Gen.G	12	6	29	35
23	Third Eye	12	14	21	35
24	Purple Mood E-Sport	12	1	31	32

About PUBG Global Series 1 2023 — Group Stage

PUBG Global Series 1 2023 — Group Stage is a PUBG: Battlegrounds PC tournament. It is a Tier S event in the GLOBAL region. Matches ran from April 27, 2023 to April 29, 2023. The prize pool was $500,000.

Tier: S
Region: GLOBAL
Mode: Squad Esports FPP
Prize Pool: $500,000
Matches: 18
Teams: 24
Start Date: April 27, 2023
End Date: April 29, 2023

Format and structure

The bracket ran 18 matches, with 24 teams competing. The bracket ran as a single stage — Group Stage. 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.

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 1,048 kills in total, 58.2 per match on average.
CERBERUS Esports fragged the hardest with 74 kills.
The bloodiest game was Erangel: 62 kills in a single match.
Luminosity Gaming took the most chicken dinners — 3 wins.
The top fragger of the event was LG_Kickstart with 26 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.