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Director of PUBG Mobile global esports aims to make the battle royale ‘the first global tier-one mobile esports title’

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PUBG Mobile and its esports scene are immensely popular in Asia, and the game is certainly one of the most played mobile battle royale games around the world. But it has not been able to replicate the same success in the Western market.  During a keynote in late 2020, director of PUBG Mobile global esports at Tencent Games James Yang revealed the company intended to enhance its Western engagement. To do this, Yang said it would be hosting more grassroots-level competitions and announced several Club Opens and Pro Leagues for

INTZ wins Brazil’s Monthy Finals and qualifies for Brawl Stars 2021 World Finals

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Brazilian powerhouse INTZ has become the first team from the LATAM South region to earn a spot in Brawl Stars‘ 2021 World Finals by winning the last LATAM South Monthly Finals last night. INTZ earned the victory 3-1 over Aphelion Esports, ending the match with a crushing performance on a Gem Grab game against scattered opponents.The post INTZ wins Brazil’s Monthy Finals and qualifies for Brawl Stars 2021 World Finals appeared first on Dot Esports. PlatoAi. Web3 Reimagined. Data Intelligence Amplified. Click here to access. Source: https://dotesports.com/mobile/news/intz-wins-brazils-monthy-finals-and-qualifies-for-brawl-stars-2021-world-finals

How to watch the Brawl Stars Championship July monthly finals

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The fifth monthly final for the Brawl Stars Championship 2021 will be played across the next two weekends for the seven regions. The July monthly final will grant crucial qualification points to the 2021 World Finals later this year. The July monthly final marks the beginning of the second half for the Brawl Stars Championship 2021. With just four more months left, the teams that have a shot at making it to the finals are decreasing. Supercell plans to hold the 2021 World Finals as a LAN event towards the

Garena to host Free Fire All Stars international tournament in July

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Garena revealed today that the Free Fire All Stars (FFAS) tournament will return this July. The international online event will gather players and influencers from three regions: Americas, Asia, and EMEA (Europe, Middle East, and Africa).  Following the same format as the Free Fire Continental Series (FFCS) 2020, each region will have its own tournament but now on different dates, which means Free Fire fans from all over the world can follow all events separately. Related: TSM FTX reportedly acquiring Free Fire roster The regional tournaments will happen over three

PUBG Mobile Club Open (PMCO) Fall Split registrations to begin on June 21

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The Fall Split of the $2 million PUBG Mobile Club Open (PMCO) 2021 is here. Teams from around the world will be able to register for the open-for-all competition from June 21 to July 5, Tencent announced today. In 2021, the PMCO has been significantly expanded to cover 23 countries and regions around the world. Top teams from this event will make their way to the Pro Leagues (PMPL), where they’ll have a shot at qualifying for the PUBG Mobile Global Championship (PMGC) 2021. A major change in the fall

How to watch the PMPL Americas Championship season 1

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The PUBG Mobile Pro League (PMPL) Americas Championship season one will happen from June 17 to 20. Sixteen teams will be battling for the title of champions and a share of the $150,000 prize pool. This is the first championship in North and South America. From 2021, the Americas region was split into North America, Brazil, and LATAM. Top teams from all these regions will be competing in the championship. Here is everything you need to know about the PMPL Americas championship. Format The teams will play 24 matches (six

BR6 Stage 2 schedule, scores, and standings

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LATAM cemented itself as Rainbow Six Siege‘s premiere region with its dominance of the Six Invitational 2021. Ninjas in Pyjamas won the tournament, but other LATAM teams like MiBR and Team Liquid proved themselves to be world-class as well. Now Rainbow Six‘s de facto best region will return for the BR6, which will feed into the Copa Elite Six. The BR6 is important for Major and Invitational Qualification, since placements help determine all-important “SI Points.” The BR6 will return on June 19. Schedule, cores June 19 Liquid vs. NiPTeam oNe

VCT Masters 2 reflection: What we learned from VALORANT’s first international event

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Ten teams sought glory at VCT Masters Two Reykjavík, hoping to take the trophy home to their respective regions. And while North America’s Sentinels came out on top, players, fans, and casters got to see various metas and playstyles in action. With Masters Two behind us and Masters Berlin ahead, Dot Esports’ VALORANT writers reflected on three pressing questions going into VCT Stage Three. Which agent deserves a nerf after VCT Masters Two? Image via Riot Games Andreas: Viper is toxic—and not just because she wields poison and gas. The

TSM reportedly signing a Wild Rift roster

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Team Solomid could be signing a League of Legends: Wild Rift roster in Brazil. The report, according to Mais Esports, comes on the same day as the North American organization’s CEO, Andy Dinh said he was going to look at expanding into mobile esports in regions like LATAM, SEA, and India. According to Mais Esports’ sources, TSM’s line-up will have InZone (top), tetis (jungle), mike (mid), petroni (ADC), and Sonyy (support). Riot announced that it will be bringing a World Championship for Wild Rift at the end of 2021. Details

Jett was the star of VCT Masters 2 Reykjavík: An analysis of agent pick rates

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VALORANT’s first international LAN event has come and gone, giving fans some insight into each region’s meta. And while some agent appearances were expected, a couple of unsung heroes rose through the ranks. VCT Masters Two Reykjavík was exciting for the VALORANT pro scene, showcasing a glimpse of what the championship might look like later this year when these regions face off again. The defensive EU, for example, was a direct contrast to the more aggressive NA playstyle. Even though the competitive meta will certainly shift by then, each region