Image via Pubg Mobile Esports The PUBG Mobile Global Championship (PMGC) 2024 ended on December 8 with an exciting finale. South Korea's Dplus KIA won the championship by just one point, scoring 153 points in 18 matches and taking home $426,000. Their star player, Nolbu, was named FMVP (Finals Most Valuable Player) after racking up an impressive 34 kills. This powerful Turkish muscle in the field called Regnum Carya Bra Esports has finished as the runner-up in the last tournament with a total point score of 152, just 11 points shy of the title. They won $240,250 after bringing home three Chicken Dinners. The ever-consistent Nigma Galaxy occupied the third place and took home a cash prize of $168,000.Advertisement PMGC 2024: Overview The PMGC 2024 was a global spectacle that spanned from October 31 to December 8, featuring a massive $3 million prize pool. The League Stage was held in Malaysia while the Grand Finals took place in London, UK. On the other hand, the tournament provided a platform for several top teams across the globe to compete against each other in exciting and thrilling matches. Grand Finals Prize Pool Distribution Here’s how the prize pool from the Grand Finals was distributed: Dplus KIA: $426,000 Regnum Carya Bra Esports: $240,250 Nigma Galaxy: $168,000 Influence Rage: $129,000 VOIN Donkey ID: $102,750 DRX: $100,000 Team Spirit: $85,000 Tong Jia Bao Esports: $79,000 Alpha7 Esports: $75,500 ThunderTalk Gaming: $70,500 Falcons Force: $63,000 4Merical Vibes: $80,000 Insilio: $74,000 Natus Vincere: $67,500 The Vicious LATAM: $62,250 Guild Esports: $30,000 Teams like Influence Rage, VOIN Donkey ID, and DRX delivered outstanding performances, securing fourth, fifth, and sixth places, respectively. 4Merical Vibes started the finals strong but lost momentum in the later stages, finishing seventh. Team Spirit and Insilio also stood out, taking ninth and tenth places. Also Read: PUBG Mobile 3.6 Update Upcoming Features, Modes And More [embedded content]The PMGC 2024 showcased the growing skills and strategies in PUBG Mobile, solidifying its status as one of the world’s top mobile esports events. Fans enjoyed an unforgettable display of competitive gaming that will be remembered for years.

Image via Pubg Mobile Esports The PUBG Mobile Global Championship (PMGC) 2024 ended on December 8 with an exciting finale. South Korea’s Dplus KIA won the championship by just one point, scoring 153 points in 18 matches and taking home $426,000. Their star player, Nolbu, was named FMVP (Finals Most Valuable Player) after racking up […]

PMGC 2024 Winners: Prize Pool Distribution, Summary, and More

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The PUBG Mobile Global Championship (PMGC) 2024 ended on December 8 with an exciting finale. South Korea’s Dplus KIA won the championship by just one point, scoring 153 points in 18 matches and taking home $426,000. Their star player, Nolbu, was named FMVP (Finals Most Valuable Player) after racking up an impressive 34 kills.

This powerful Turkish muscle in the field called Regnum Carya Bra Esports has finished as the runner-up in the last tournament with a total point score of 152, just 11 points shy of the title. They won $240,250 after bringing home three Chicken Dinners. The ever-consistent Nigma Galaxy occupied the third place and took home a cash prize of $168,000.

PMGC 2024: Overview

The PMGC 2024 was a global spectacle that spanned from October 31 to December 8, featuring a massive $3 million prize pool. The League Stage was held in Malaysia while the Grand Finals took place in London, UK. On the other hand, the tournament provided a platform for several top teams across the globe to compete against each other in exciting and thrilling matches.

Grand Finals Prize Pool Distribution

Here’s how the prize pool from the Grand Finals was distributed:

Dplus KIA: $426,000
Regnum Carya Bra Esports: $240,250
Nigma Galaxy: $168,000
Influence Rage: $129,000
VOIN Donkey ID: $102,750
DRX: $100,000
Team Spirit: $85,000
Tong Jia Bao Esports: $79,000
Alpha7 Esports: $75,500
ThunderTalk Gaming: $70,500
Falcons Force: $63,000
4Merical Vibes: $80,000
Insilio: $74,000
Natus Vincere: $67,500
The Vicious LATAM: $62,250
Guild Esports: $30,000

Teams like Influence Rage, VOIN Donkey ID, and DRX delivered outstanding performances, securing fourth, fifth, and sixth places, respectively. 4Merical Vibes started the finals strong but lost momentum in the later stages, finishing seventh. Team Spirit and Insilio also stood out, taking ninth and tenth places.

Also Read: PUBG Mobile 3.6 Update Upcoming Features, Modes And More

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The PMGC 2024 showcased the growing skills and strategies in PUBG Mobile, solidifying its status as one of the world’s top mobile esports events. Fans enjoyed an unforgettable display of competitive gaming that will be remembered for years.