The PUBG New State Pro Series Challenger Finale will include a match between the top 24 teams from the Mobile Challenger Stage. 16 teams from the overall rankings will reserve their spots in the tournament’s Grand Finale following two days of action.
For all of its 2023 competitions, PUBG Mobile has introduced this new scoring system. Less placement points will be awarded to teams than in the 15-point matrix. Kill points, on the other hand, remain unchanged and still provide one point for each successful kill.
On January 19, ESL India announced that the future stages will employ the 10-point scoring system. The winning team will receive 10 placement points for each match, which is five fewer than the previous system. The second- and third-placed teams will receive six and five points, respectively. The clubs in positions four and five will receive four and three points, respectively.
The final three Pro Series rounds were contested online, but the final two rounds will take place from January 26 to 29 at a LAN tournament. The prize fund for this last round of the competition is one crore rupees, of which the champion will earn 21 lakhs and the lowest eight teams ousted from the Challenger Finale would receive 80 lakhs apiece.
Here’s the new scoring system that will be followed in the next two stages:
- 1st Place – 10 points
- 2nd Place – 6 points
- 3rd Place – 5 points
- 4th Place – 4 points
- 5th Place – 3 points
- 6th Place – 2 points
- 7th Place – 1 point
- 8th Place – 1 point
- 9th Place – 0 point
- 10th Place – 0 point
- 11th Place – 0 point
- 12th Place – 0 point
- 13th Place – 0 point
- 14th Place – 0 point
- 15th Place – 0 point
- 16th Place – 0 point
- Each Kill – 1 point
