The 2022 WE Championship in Bali, Indonesia, introduced mobile titles PUBG MOBILE and Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, and both will return following successful competitions which supported IESF’s efforts to make esports more accessible. CS:GO, Dota 2, Tekken 7, and eFootball series were featured in the 2021 and 2022 WE Championship as part of IESF’s rich and consistent history of hosting successful esports competitions.

IESF President Vlad Marinescu said: “After the success of the games last year and positive feedback and experience, we are thrilled to announce that the same six tremendously popular game titles will be featured in the upcoming 2023 World Esports Championship. IESF is extremely grateful for the continued cooperation from these prominent game publishers, and we are looking forward to uniting the World Esports Family once again in Iași!”

Tiffany Lim, the Chair of IESF’s Athletes’ Committee said: “It is vital for the voices of the esports athletes to be heard and represented, and the IESF Athletes Committee is here to help achieve that and bring about change. We are really excited about the new batch of athletes who’re going to be competing at the 2023 World Esports Championships, and confident that we will once again see fierce competition this year. GLHF all!.”

The national qualifiers officially wrapped up last week, and the regional qualifiers are set to begin in May. IESF recently announced they would be extending their partnership with FITGMR to provide the necessary tools and support for the World Esports Family at this year’s WE Championship Finals.

About the International Esports Federation and World Esports Championship

IESF is the uniting body for World Esports. Founded in 2008 by nine-member nations, IESF is currently composed of 130 Member Federations across six continents. IESF brings together all esports stakeholders to achieve a united ecosystem for the development of sustainable and responsible gaming worldwide. The IESF WE Championship is the biggest multi-sport spectacle of esports in the world. IESF also organizes the annual World Esports Summit in order to support the highest standard of esports governance worldwide. You can reach their Twitter, Website, Instagram and Facebook from following links.

FaZe Clan Closes 2022 with $53.2 Million Loss!

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PROTALITY Season 6 Prize Pool and Ranking Distribution:

• #1 Sarvem Esports – 40.000 TL
• #2 Howl Esports – 22.500 TL
• #3 Stardust – 12.500 TL
• #4 Orgless – 10.000 TL
• #5 Add Farmers – 5.000 TL
• #6 Digital Athletics – 4.000 TL
• #7 Nevermind – 3.000 TL
• #8 Deep Jungle Walk – 3.000 TL

The Howl Esports team took second place again in Season 6, on top of Season 5, re-entering the second position. Having spent 2 seasons with misfortunes, the team could not get ahead of Sarvem Esports, even though it seems more effective this season.

Along with PROTALITY Season 6 Champion Sarvem Esports, Howl Esports has won tickets to the PUBG EMEA Championship: Spring stage. While Sarvem will play directly on the Upper Bracket, Howl’s team will try to get out of the Lower Bracket. In the Upper Bracket stage of the tournament, FUT Esports, which successfully represented us in the PUBG arena, names such as BBL Esports and Digital Athletics are included. PEC Spring, the qualifying tournament, will start on March 9 with a total of 24 teams. Only 16 teams will win tickets to the main tournament of PEC Spring, while the other teams will lose their participation in the qualifiers.

LOCK//IN Sao Paulo Champion is FNATIC!

IESF Extends Partnership with FITGMR

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In the PUBG announcement, 8 teams were announced:

Partnership Teams

• FaZe Clan
• NAVI
• Gen.G
• Four Angry Man
• Soniqs
• Twisted Minds
• Petrichor Road
• 17 Gaming

What Will These Partnership Teams Get?

• First of all, the items of these teams will be available in the game.
• Profits from items will be shared with partners.
• They will be able to receive direct invitations to the PUBG Global Series. (It is unknown if it applies to all Global Series tournaments)

PUBG Esports stated that they will further develop the program and offer more privileges that will develop both players and teams.

In addition, these partners do not exist permanently. Every year, partner teams are evaluated and reviewed. If they meet the criteria again, their partnership continues.

What Are The Evaluation Criteria’s?

It was announced by PUBG what criteria the teams that will be evaluated and examined every year should comply with. There are three main categories in the evaluation process. These categories are: Management, Fanbase, and History

1- Management

In this category, the general situation of the team, future plans and the legal structure of the organization are examined. In the shared evaluation criteria photo, the Management section constitutes 30% of the evaluation process.

2- Fanbase

In this category, PUBG evaluates the Fanbase of the teams. PUBG Esports measures the importance and value that the team’s audience attaches to the team. In the shared evaluation criteria photo, the Fanbase constitutes 40% of the evaluation process.

3- History

Finally, there is the History category. This category examines the team’s overall history in PUBG Esports, the team’s attendance records at PUBG Esports events, and the overall health of the players and coaching team. This accounts for 30% of the evaluation process.

Most esports followers find the criteria looked good and support it. While most of the 8 teams fully comply with all of these criteria, some win from the fans and history categories.

BLAST Premier Spring 2023 Groups Completed!

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Fire Flux Esports PUBG Mobile Roster:

• Taha “Soulless” Avşar
• Yiğit “Kecth” Meral
• Mehmet Ali “Lutz” İnan
• Alp “Solkay” Ayyıldız
• Engin “Tyler” İnanç (Analyst)
• Şehmus “Cansehmus” Can (Head Coach)

Fire Flux, which played 24 matches, won the 17th and 24th matches and finished the Group Green in third place with 248 points. The group leader was Godlike Stalwart with 260 points, while the runner-up was Nova Esports with 256 points.

In the PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2022: League – Last Chance stage, which will be played on 3-4 December, the top 4 teams out of 16 will get Grand Finals tickets. The Grand Finals will be held on January 6-8, 2023 in Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia.

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PUBG Global Championship 2022 was held from November 1-20 in Dubai. The top 32 teams competed for the initial $2,000,000 prize pool + 30% share of in-game purchase of PGC 2022 themed items. In total, the tournament featured a prize pool of $3,358,442. The champions NAVI awarded an amount of $1,008,338 while 2nd and 3rd placed 17 Gaming and Twisted Minds won an amount of $504,169 and $252,085 respectively.

Here is the final leaderboard of PUBG Global Championship 2022 grand final:

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Group stages A and B will be played from November 1 to November 6. The winners bracket matches will then be played from November 8 to 9. When the winners bracket concludes, we will watch the losers bracket 1 and 2 matches from November 10 to 13. The Grand Survival will take place on November 14, and the grand final will take place between November 17 and November 20.

This big competition, which has a $2 million prize pool, will include 32 teams in all. The grand final will include 16 teams competing for the title. PGC 2022, one of the biggest and most popular PUBG tournaments, can be watched live on the tournament’s official Twitch channel.

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Registration for the event, which officially opened today, will end on April 13. Following the competitive changes of PUBG Mobile, players active in 170 regions will be represented in 6 different regions.

The six regions include North America, South America, Africa, the Middle East, Asia and Europe.

Although the tournament will operate in six regions, some PMCOs will have sub-regions. This includes PMCO South America (PMCO Brazil and PMCO Latin America), PMCO Asia (PMCO South Asia and Asia Wildcard), and PMCO Europe (PMCO West Europe and PMCO Turkey).

Due to the competition’s focus on amateur and semi-pro teams, PMCO will no longer promote directly to PUBG Mobile Pro Leagues. Teams will not compete via PUBG Mobile National Championship or PMNC Regional Cups to reach PMPL in 2023.

Despite the official announcement and registrations being open, PUBG Mobile has yet to announce when the 2022 PMCO Spring season will officially kick off.

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We regret to inform you that we have decided to disband our PUBG team and will no longer compete in PUBG Esports as of January 2022. We would like you to know that this was a decision we didn’t take lightly. Since day one, we have been working relentlessly to contribute to the overall esports ecosystem in our region; from investing in emerging professional players to actively participating in various esport communities and working closely with publishers to take the tournament experience to the next level. However, after our recent meeting with PUBG Esports team, we came to the unfortunate conclusion that our serious efforts were not taken into consideration in their decision making. In particular, we struggled to understand their thinking around the tournament invitation and partnership selections, as well as their game rule changes despite recent player feedback. We hope to come back stronger if and when we are able to get more clarity and reach an agreement on these points. We would like to thank all our players and staff who have served and contributed to the SMB PUBG team so far. Regards.

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The tournament will be the first to be operated under the new G-Loot brand. Last year, the company’s tournament platform, GLL, merged into its main G-Loot product. According to the statement, G-Loot Series 5 will continue the tradition of past GLL seasons and GLL Grand Slams. The tournament will be organized by GLoot and KRAFTON.

Simon Sundén, G-Loot’s VP and Head of Esports, said:

Part of what makes G-Loot special is that we want to open esports up to a wider audience. Our hope is that this season will see even more new teams playing. We’ve seen a lot of players starting their journey in our seasons who have eventually gone on to win and become pros. There have been true underdog success stories over the years, and we love that.

The tournament will be the first G-Loot event set to take place in the EMEA region this year. The PUBG Corporation announced earlier in 2021 that the third-party tournaments will continue to contribute towards the PGC qualification journey by offering “Wildcards for PCS6 and PCS7“. 

The organization also announced that Super Week and the finals of the tournament will be broadcast on the official PUBG Twitch channel.

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The players of the team are as follows:

Alper Umut “Solkay” Can Ayyildiz
Mehmet “Lutz” Ali İnan
Taha “Soulless” Avsar
Yiğit “Kecth” Meral

Fire Flux Esports, which entered the mobile scene with a brand new roster, really excited its fans.

As esportimes, we wish success to Fire Flux Esports.

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