PMSL 2024 CSA Spring: Winners, qualified teams for PMWC, overall standings, MVP, and more

The PUBG Mobile Super League (PMSL) 2024 CSA Spring came to a close on June 15 with Mongolia's 4Merical Vibes becoming the champions. The team demonstrated amazing consistency throughout the prestigious competition. They posted 195 points on the overall leaderboard of the Grand Finals. The club was awarded $37,600 in prize money. Their athlete DOK emerged as the MVP of the event.

Falcon Force kept up their signature form and seized the runner-up spot with 171 points, 96 of which came from eliminations. Their athlete TOP delivered a mesmerising performance and was second in the kill leaderboard. The club, who recently acquired the ex Stalwar’s players, claimed $22,600 in prize money.

MadBulls Esports was also outstanding in the PMSL Finals, grabbing third position with 146 points. Their player Zerych was the third best performer in the kill leaderboard with 111 eliminations. The CIS roster earned a cash prize of $21,200 in the event.

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Qualified teams for PUBG Mobile World Cup (PMWC) 2024 Riyadh from PMSL CSA Spring

The top five teams from the PMSL CSA Spring received a spot in the upcoming World Cup, which commences from July 19 in Riyadh, KSA. Four of them entered the Group Stage, while one team made it to the Survival Stage. Here are the top five qualified clubs:

1. 4Merical Vibes (Group Stage)
2. Falcons Force (Group Stage)
3. MadBulls (Group Stage)
4. IHC Esports (Group Stage)
5. RUKH Esports (Survival Stage)

IHC Esports, who won the Global Championship 2023, achieved fourth place with 135 points and 71 eliminations. The Mongolian brigade bounced back in their final six matches and will now be seen fighting in the PMWC 2024.

RUKH Esports somehow finished fifth in the PMSL Finals. The team, hailing from CIS region, scored 130 points with the help of 58 kills and one Chicken Dinner. The firm will play in the Survival Stage of the PMWC.

LAKE and DRS Gaming occupied the fifth and sixth positions, respectively. Both teams accumulated 125 points in the Finals. De Muerte ranked eighth with 124 points, followed by HBT and Stronger Love. Everest and A1 Esports collected 106 and 105 points, respectively.

Horaa Esports, who recently represented Nepal in the PMGO 2024, finished 13th with 98 points. Popular Pakistani squad Asagi8 had a horrendous showing in the PMSL Finale as they ranked 14th with 91 points, which included 61 eliminations. Two other Pakistani squads R3giside and 52 Esports had a terrible run in the Finals, ending up in the bottom two.