The PUBG Mobile Global Open held in Pakistan concluded with the American team, Wolves Esports, taking home the championship. Nepal’s Hora Esports secured a respectable fourth place, while TTU was eliminated during the survival stage. Despite earning 57 points on the first day and achieving a match point of 67, Hora was unable to claim the chicken dinner by the end of the tournament. 7 Kartik, Kathmandu.
On the first day of the finals, Saturday, Hora Esports topped the leaderboard by accumulating 57 points over six matches, including one chicken dinner, setting the match point at 67. The rules stipulated that any team surpassing 67 points and winning a chicken dinner in subsequent matches would be guaranteed the championship.
The tournament winner was only decided after the 12th match. By this stage, ten teams, including Hora, had crossed the 67-point threshold, making them eligible for the title. Wolves Esports secured the championship by winning the chicken dinner in the 12th match. They had reached match point qualification just the previous match, the 11th game.
