The PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2025 Gauntlet Stage concluded on November 26 with jaw-dropping performances and heartbreaking near-misses. Saudi Arabia’s R8 Esports emerged victorious with an aggressive playstyle that earned them 154 points and a direct ticket to the Grand Finals, while seven teams total secured their spots in PUBG Mobile’s most prestigious tournament finale.
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PMGC 2025 Gauntlet Stage: Top 7 Grand Finals Qualifiers
| Rank | Team | Region | Points | Chicken Dinners | Eliminations |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | R8 Esports | Saudi Arabia | 154 | 2 | 105 |
| 2nd | ThunderTalk Gaming | China | 147 | 3 | – |
| 3rd | Kara Esports | Turkey | 141 | – | 99 |
| 4th | MadBulls | – | 140 | 2 | – |
| 5th | Alpha7 Esports | Brazil | 123 | 3 | – |
| 6th | ULF Esports | Turkey | 116 | – | – |
| 7th | D’Xavier | Vietnam | 112 | – | – |
R8 Esports Dominates with Aggressive Strategy
R8 Esports set the Gauntlet Stage ablaze with their hyper-aggressive approach, racking up an impressive 105 eliminations—the highest in the tournament. Their two Chicken Dinners combined with consistent placement points created an insurmountable lead that secured first place with 154 total points.
The Saudi Arabian squad’s dominance sends a clear message to Grand Finals competitors: they’re coming for the championship title with guns blazing.
Chinese Powerhouse ThunderTalk Secures Runner-Up
ThunderTalk Gaming from China demonstrated why they’re considered perennial contenders, finishing second with 147 points and three Chicken Dinners. Their balanced approach between survival and aggression proved effective throughout the Gauntlet Stage.
According to PUBG Mobile Esports official statistics, Chinese teams continue dominating the competitive scene with strategic depth and mechanical excellence.
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Turkey’s Kara Esports Surges in Final Days
Kara Esports delivered spectacular performances during the final two days, climbing to third place with 141 points and 99 eliminations. Their late-stage momentum shift showcased resilience and adaptability—crucial qualities for Grand Finals success.
Turkey’s representation in the top seven is further strengthened by ULF Esports in sixth place, demonstrating the region’s competitive depth.
Notable Performances and Disappointments
Alpha7 Esports (Brazil): The renowned Brazilian squad secured fifth place with 123 points and three Chicken Dinners, marking a strong PMGC 2025 debut that positions them as dark horse contenders.
DRX (South Korea): Heartbreak for DRX, who finished eighth with 110 points—just two points away from Grand Finals qualification. They’ll need to battle through the Group Stage for another shot at glory.
Regnum Carya (Turkey): The PMGO 2025 champions struggled with consistency, finishing 10th with 97 points despite their decorated roster and previous success.
Orangutan (India): India’s hopes took a hit as Orangutan finished 11th with 96 points and zero Chicken Dinners, failing to capitalize on key opportunities throughout the stage.
For detailed team analysis and player statistics, check out TechnoSports.
Complete Gauntlet Stage Standings (8th-16th)
| Rank | Team | Points | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8th | DRX | 110 | Group Stage |
| 9th | Wolves Esports | 98 | Group Stage |
| 10th | Regnum Carya | 97 | Group Stage |
| 11th | Orangutan | 96 | Group Stage |
| 12th | Virtus.pro | 88 | Group Stage |
| 13th | Alpha Gaming | 83 | Group Stage |
| 14th | eArena | 74 | Group Stage |
| 15th | GS Team | 69 | Group Stage |
| 16th | Geekay Esports | 49 | Group Stage |
How to Watch PMGC 2025
Official Streams: Watch all PMGC 2025 matches live on the PUBG Mobile Esports YouTube channel with multiple language commentary options including English, Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic, and regional languages.
Twitch: Follow PUBG Mobile Esports on Twitch for alternative streaming with chat interaction. Many professional players and analysts provide co-streams with expert commentary.
Schedule: Grand Finals dates will be announced soon on official PUBG Mobile Esports social media. Group Stage begins shortly, giving eliminated teams one final chance to qualify.
Watch Parties: Check local esports venues and gaming cafes for community watch parties. The PMGC atmosphere is best experienced with fellow fans.
Mobile Viewing: Download the PUBG Mobile app to watch in-game with dynamic camera angles following your favorite teams and players in real-time.
VODs & Highlights: Miss the live action? Full match replays and highlight reels are available on YouTube within hours of broadcast completion.
What’s Next: Group Stage and Grand Finals
The remaining nine teams from positions 8-16 advance to the Group Stage, where they’ll compete for the final Grand Finals spots. This gauntlet format ensures only the strongest teams reach the championship round, maintaining PMGC’s reputation as the most competitive PUBG Mobile tournament globally.
FAQs
How many teams qualified directly for PMGC 2025 Grand Finals from Gauntlet Stage?
Seven teams qualified directly for the PMGC 2025 Grand Finals from the Gauntlet Stage: R8 Esports (1st), ThunderTalk Gaming (2nd), Kara Esports (3rd), MadBulls (4th), Alpha7 Esports (5th), ULF Esports (6th), and D’Xavier (7th). These teams secured their spots based on total points accumulated across all Gauntlet Stage matches.
What happens to teams that didn’t qualify for Grand Finals from Gauntlet Stage?
The teams ranked 8th through 16th in the Gauntlet Stage advance to the PMGC 2025 Group Stage, where they get another opportunity to qualify for Grand Finals. Notable teams in this category include DRX (8th), Regnum Carya (10th), and Orangutan (11th), all of whom will compete for remaining Grand Finals slots.
