After an exciting weekend of qualifications (and non-qualifications) at last week’s Playoffs 2, it’s now almost time to crown our second (of two) PUBG Americas Series 2 Champions!
With wins in Finals 1 and 2 of PAS1 respectively, Team Falcons and Team Liquid are the teams to beat. Will their throne(s) be usurped?
Here’s your look at the lobby:
The PAS2 Finals are all about consistency. We play the classic SUPER format: three match days, and whoever has the most amount of combined kill points and placement points at the end of 15 matches will become the first PAS2 Champion, claiming vital PGC Points in the process!
PGC Points
Finals 1 & Finals 2 of PAS2 is the final chance for teams to earn PGC Points, which they will use to qualify to the PUBG Global Championship (PGC) 2026, in Istanbul, Türkiye! With 32 teams competing and over $1,500,000 of prize pool on the line (not to mention bragging rights of being the best PUBG team in the world), it’s already shaping up to be a dramatic event. Make sure to tune in to the PAS2 Finals to find out who will secure their tickets to the event!
Drops
Even if a PAS2 tournament title isn’t in your future, you can still tune in and earn Drops by watching the official broadcast live on Twitch and Kick! Each day this weekend there’s a new Drop up for grabs - reach 120 minutes of cumulative watch time on a PAS (or PEC, or both!) broadcast on any given day to unlock that day’s drop.
In addition, there will be G-Coin giveaways throughout the broadcast. Check the hints shared on our social media channels during the broadcast to uncover the codes!
Where to watch
Drops can be earned by watching an official PEC / PAS broadcast, or an official watch party with your favourite streamer:
EN Broadcast (PEC & PAS)
View on Steam ↗TR Broadcast (PEC)
View on Steam ↗RU Broadcast (PEC)
View on Steam ↗PTBR Broadcast (PAS)
View on Steam ↗PEC Costreamers
PAS Costreamers
Looking forward to seeing you on the Battlegrounds this weekend!
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