ACGL announces second PUBG Mobile Duos Cup with R10,000 prize pool

ACGL announces second PUBG Mobile Duos Cup with R10,000 prize pool

African Cyber Gaming League (ACGL) has announced the second PUBG Mobile Duos Cup for South African PUBG Mobile fans to enjoy, only days after the first one finished up.

Here’s what you need to know about the second PUBG Mobile Duos Cup.

About the PUBG Mobile Duos Cup

First up, registrations for the PUBG Mobile Duos Cup are now open, and the first qualifier kicks off on 7 June 2020. You can head on over to the ACGL website to register, and don’t forget to bring a friend.

The tournament series is brought to you by ACGL in partnership with Tencent Africa. Check out the dates below and mark those calendars.

Important dates:
  • Qualifier 1: 7 June
  • Qualifier 2: 14 June
  • Qualifier 3: 20 June
  • Qualifier 4: 21 June
  • Final: 28 June

The top 12 teams from each qualifier will claim a spot in the finals, with a shot at their share of the R10,000 prize pool.

The R10,000 cash prize pool will be split between the top six players as follows:

  • 1st Place: R5,000
  • 2nd Place: R2,500
  • 3rd Place: R1,000
  • 4th Place: R600
  • 5th Place: R500
  • 6th Place: R400

Best of all, registration for the tournament is free, so anyone who plays PUBG Mobile can grab a friend and enter.

Tournament support is via Discord and the match page. You can also find additional information on the respective tournament pages.

First PUBG Mobile Duos Cup results

We saw some fantastic local esports action in the first PUBG Mobile Duos Cup. Over a thousand South African gamers participated in the first PUBG Mobile Duos Cup.

In the end, the top six teams claimed their piece of the R10,000 prize pool. Check out the winners below:

  • 1st Place: Exiles Elite | R5,000
  • 2nd Place: TMP | R2,500
  • 3rd Place: Temper 3 | R1,000
  • 4th Place: Res Undead | R600
  • 5th Place: vibranT Gaming | R500
  • 6th Place: RED RESERVE | R400
ACGL explains what went down:

“Over the four qualifiers in the previous three weeks, over 1,200 participants battled to secure a spot in the 96-player finale. The final 48 duos did not disappoint on the live broadcast, with the top two teams separated by the narrow margin of just two points.”

It will be exciting to watch (and participate) in the second PUBG Mobile Duos Cup, and it is great to see so many local players join in the action.

If you missed the cup, you can always watch the full stream of the finals on the ACGL YouTube channel.

Don’t forget to follow ACGL and PUBG Mobile Africa for more updates on the PUBG Mobile Duos Cup.

Header image via ACGL

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