PUBG Mobile Regional Clash 2024 PEL vs CSA vs SEA: Teams, dates, prize pool, and more

The PUBG Mobile Regional Clash 2024: PEL vs CSA vs SEA is scheduled for June 28 to 30 in Chengdu, China. For the first time, the Central and South Asia regions have been added to the event. The previous two editions were only between South East Asian (SEA) and Chinese teams. The prize pool of this event has also been increased to $137,733 (1 million yuan).

The top six teams from China and five each from CSA and SEA have been invited to this Regional Clash event. Over the course of three days, 18 matches are set to be played to determine the winners of this PUBG Mobile contest. Out of the total prize pool, the crown champions will take home $57,470.

Each day, the first game will be held on the Sanhok map, while the second, third, and fourth matches will be on Erangel. The last two encounters of each day will be played on Miramar.

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Participating teams in PUBG Mobile Regional Clash 2024: PEL vs CSA vs SEA

Here are the 16 participants;

1. Tianba (China)
2. TJB (China)
3. Weibo Gaming (China)
4. Kuaishow Gaming (China)
5. ThunderTalk (China)
6. Six To Eight (China)
7. Falcons Force (CSA)
8. IHC Esports (CSA)
9. 4Merical Vibes (CSA)
10. Stalwart Esports (CSA)
11. DRS Gaming (CSA)
12. BOOM Esports (SEA)
13. D’Xavier (SEA)
14. Yoodo Alliance (SEA)
15. Talon Esports (SEA)
16. Vampire Esports (Thailand)

These six teams from China have been invited to the contest based on the PEL 2024 Spring points. Tianba emerged as the champion of the event. TJB and ThunderTalk were second and third in the table respectively. Team PAI, who came fourth there, has now been acquired by KuaiShow Gaming. Weibo Gaming and STE ranked fifth and sixth there.

4Merical Vibed from Mongolia recently became the champions of the PUBG Mobile Super League CSA Spring. Falcon Force, which consists of the ex-Stalwart Esports’ roster, was second there. IHC Esports, the current world champions, obtained fourth place. DRS Gaming finished seventh, while Stalwart had a poor run as they ranked 18th there.

Indonesia’s BOOM Esports maintained their superiority in the Southeast Asian region, winning their back-to-back second PMSL trophy. D’Xavier, Yoodo, Talon, and Vampire were in the top five of this PMSL SEA Summer.

Many of these participating teams have also achieved their spots in the PUBG Mobile World Cup (PMWC) 2024. Those teams have a great opportunity to boost their confidence by performing well in the PMRC ahead of the World Cup.