Today marked the conclusion of the Pakistan 2022 Grand Finals of the PUBG Mobile National Championship (PMNC). Team X Generation prevailed after two days and ten thrilling games, winning the $10,000 first prize.
A first-place result with 141 points and 62 eliminations was achieved by the squad, which demonstrated remarkable talent and game knowledge. In the competition, they won three Chicken Dinners.
The second-place team, 7EQR x Rage Esports, finished with 114 points and 65 frags. In the Finals, they obtained the second-most kills. The second-place cash reward of $5,000 was given to the team. The top eight teams from the competition have earned spots in the Pakistan PMPL 2023 Spring.
PMNC 2022 FINALS OVERVIEW
The prize pool for the competition was $30,000. A well-known Pakistani team named 52 Esports took third place in the competition and was granted direct entry into the Finals. The squad played aggressively, emphasising kill points and participating in several encounters.
52 Esports won two Chicken Dinners and held the record for the most eliminations. With a final score of 112 points and 70 frags, the team won $3,500 in cash.
Hellraisers and Pyro Esports both performed admirably. They were placed fourth and fifth. These two squads shown perseverance and grit. They were quite close to placing on the podium at one point, but ultimately had to settle for the top five.
The event’s underdog squad that performed the best was Team Negatives. This team thrived while competing against teams that have previously played PUBG Mobile competitively at the highest level, finishing sixth with 80 points and 40 kills. Team Negatives was also able to obtain a Chicken Dinner.
Over the course of the two-day PMNC Finals, Team Faulty Devils and R3D Esports’ performances as seasoned PMPL teams were only ordinary. Fans of both had great hopes for them, but they disappointed by placing eighth and tenth, respectively.
The two teams who performed the lowest in the competition were Myth Esports and Hashtag Esports. They both arrived to the event as amateurs, and it’s possible that this is what prevented them from living up to the supporters’ expectations. Throughout the course of the competition, they frequently seemed to be clueless.
These PUBG Mobile teams scored just 28 and 19 points, placing them 15th and 16th, respectively. They scored 2.8 and 1.9 points on average each in the Finals. The players on these rosters intend to improve their gameplay and return to future competitions stronger.
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