Peacekeeper Elite League (PEL) 2024 Fall: Teams, dates, and format revealed 

The Fall Season of the Peacekeeper Elite League (PEL) 2024 will commence on August 8 and run until October 14. A total of 20 franchise clubs will fight against each other in this prestigious competition. There are six matches across three maps scheduled each day of the tournament that will be played in two phases; Regular Season and Finals.

The Regular Season will be held across eight weeks of two rounds; Breakout and Weekly Finals, similar to the previous edition. The overall rankings of the Regular Season will be determined by points scored during the Weekly Finals.

The top 16 teams from this stage will reach the PEL 2024 Grand Finals, which is scheduled from October 12 to 14. Similar to the previous year, four teams from China will qualify for the PMGC 2024. However, the publisher has not yet revealed the selection process of those four teams.

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Participating teams in PEL 2024 Fall

Here are the 20 franchise clubs that will compete in the event:

1. Action Culture Technology
2. Rogue Warriors
3. Weibo Gaming
4. KuaiShou Gaming
5. Six Two Eight
6. The Chosen
7. Tianba
8. ThunderTalk Gaming
9. Titan Esports Club
10. Tong Jia Bao Esports
11. ShowTime
12. Nova Esports
13. Four Angry Men
14. All Gamers
15. Regans Gaming
16. J Team
17. KONE ESPORT
18. JD Esports
19. LGD Gaming
20. Vision Esports

Many clubs have made changes to their roster ahead, during the transfer period in June this year. Former Nova Esports player, Paraboy, will play for JD Esports. He played for almost four years for his previous team and won numerous coveted trophies. Apart from him, the firm has signed Daoshi, Ming, Sunan, and Xiao7.

ThunderTalk has added popular athlete FlowerC, while Weibo Gaming recruited OnlyS ahead of the fall edition. Zboy has been signed by Kuaishou, who recently acquired Team PAI. Popular firm Nova Esports' roster includes The ICE, Dreamy, Order, Frozen, and Tou Tou.

Recently, Tianba Esports and TJB claimed third and 10th positions respectively in the PUBG Mobile Esports World Cup (PMWC) 2024. These clubs were the top two performers in the PEL 2024 Spring, and they will be eyeing to achieve another podium this upcoming fall.

Chinese teams have not won any global PUBG Mobile tournaments in the past two years. Nova Esports, who won two consecutive PMGC events, have also been struggling in the scene. The organization has made big changes in the roster and will be looking to perform well in the fall and reach the Global Championship 2024.