PMSL 2024 CSA Spring Grand Finals: Qualified teams, schedule, PMWC slots, and more

The top 16 teams at PUBG Mobile Super League (PMSL) 2024 CSA Spring are gearing up for the Grand Finals, which is slated to be played from June 13 to June 15, 2024, in Kathmandu, Nepal. These finalists have been selected through the League Stage of the event, which was held among 20 teams from May 22 to June 9, 2024. This competition features a $200,000 prize pool.

The three-day Grand Finals will also determine the top five teams, who will qualify for the PUBG Mobile Esports World Cup (PMWC) 2024 held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. A total of 18 matches are planned to be played in this ultimate round. The competing teams have also accumulated bonus points that will be used as their headstart points in the Finals.

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Qualified teams for PMSL 2024 CSA Finals

Here are all 16 teams that qualified for PMSL 2024 CSA Spring Grand Finals:

1. 4Merical Vibes
2. RUKH eSports
3. MadBulls
4. DRS GAMING
5. IC ESPORTS
6. Falcons Force
7. Horaa Esports
8. ASagi8 Esports
9. De Muerte
10. Team Lakers
11. Everest Gaming
12. A1 TMT Esports
13. R3GICIDE
14. HardBass Team
15. Stronger Esports
16. 52 Esports

Mongolia’s 4Merical Vibes was top top-performing lineup in the League Stage, being the only team to get more than 600 points in their 72 matches. They will aim to conclude the event with the trophy. RUKH Esports from Kazakhstan was also phenomenal in the initial round, securing the second rank in the overall rankings. The team showcased their potential and will be one of the squad to watch out for in the upcoming battle.

MadBulls surprised everyone with their gameplay and earned the third rank. They had a slow start but improved their results in the last two weeks of the League. DRS Gaming, meanwhile, kicked off their campaign with a bang but struggled a little bit in the second week. The Nepalese squad was the fourth-best team in the initial stage.

IHC Esports, the 2023 PMGC champions, will be looking for the PMSL CSA title. The reigning world champions were fifth in the League Stage. Falcons Force, who signed ex-Stalwart Esports players, stumbled during the last week of the previous phase. The side ranked sixth there and will now be aiming to come back in the Grand Finals.

Popular Pakistani team ASagi8 Esports had an average showing in the League. They came eighth in the overall leaderboard. De Muerte, A1, and 52 Esports also faltered but managed to qualify for the PMSL Finals. Their main goal will be to finish in the top five and reach the PUBG Mobile Esports World Cup 2024.