PUBG Mobile has unveiled its 2026 esports roadmap, promising an exciting season with $7 million in prize money.
The competitive circuit will be split into two seasons, featuring regional qualifiers that allow teams to secure spots at the PUBG Mobile Global Open (PMGO) tournaments. Across eight participating regions, 30 national championship events will be held, with winners advancing to the PMGO events.
The 2026 season will see a refreshed PMGO format, consisting of two events where teams can earn points toward the Global Championship. The first major tournament, PUBG Mobile Global Open Season 1, will be held in Southeast Asia, featuring a $500,000 prize pool. Following that, the action moves to Saudi Arabia for the PUBG Mobile World Cup, offering $3 million in prize money for top teams.
After the World Cup, the competition shifts to Pakistan for PUBG Mobile Global Open Season 2, with another $500,000 prize pool.
The season will culminate in the highly anticipated PUBG Mobile Global Championship in Turkey, where teams will compete for the remaining $3 million. Across these events, a total of $7 million in prize money will be contested, highlighting PUBG Mobile’s commitment to expanding its competitive esports ecosystem.
PUBG Mobile’s esports events have grown increasingly popular, with collaborations and robust tournament structures boosting global engagement. Fans can follow all matches on PUBG Mobile’s official Twitch, YouTube, and TikTok channels, ensuring easy access to live coverage and highlights.
The 2026 esports season promises to be the largest yet, combining regional qualifiers, major global tournaments, and substantial prize pools to attract top teams from around the world.
As teams prepare for the 2026 circuit, players and fans alike can look forward to high-stakes competition and thrilling matches, building on the momentum from 2025.
The structured pathway from national championships to the Global Championship ensures that emerging teams have a chance to compete on the world stage, making the 2026 season a pivotal year for PUBG Mobile esports.
