LGD Gaming from China secured their spot in the PUBG Mobile Global Open (PMGO) 2025 Main Event, scheduled to be played on April 12 and 13. The team topped the overall standings of the PEL 2025 Spring Regular Season after five weeks. With 710 points, the popular team earned their place in the Main Event by winning the fifth weekly finals.The PMGO 2025 Main Event will feature a total of 16 teams. Seven of them will be chosen from the Prelims Stage, while one team from the Uzbekistan Finals. Four teams have been invited from their PMGC 2024 results, and the remaining four secured spots through regional events.PEL 2025 Spring Regular Season rankings after Week 5 View this post on Instagram Instagram PostLGD Gaming - 710 pointsThunderTalk Gaming - 689 pointsWeibo Gaming - 652 pointsRogue Warriors - 556 pointsTong Jia Bao Esports - 545 pointsJD Gaming - 513 pointsTianba - 449 pointsKuaiShou Gaming - 440 pointsThe Chosen - 412 pointsTitan Esports Club - 379 pointsVision Esports - 374 pointsRegans Gaming - 360 pointsFour Angry Men - 350 pointsAll Gamers - 319 pointsNova Esports - 291 pointsKeep Best Gaming - 249 pointsDragon Ranger Gaming - 246 pointsSix Two Eight - 203 pointsAction Culture Tech - 176 pointsKONE ESPORT - 158 pointsJTeam - 80 pointsShowTime - 45 pointsSix Rabbits - 0 pointsThunderTalk Gaming ranked second with 689 points in the PEL Regular Season after Week 5. The team had an impressive run in the initial three weeks of the Regular Season but faltered a bit in the fourth and fifth weeks, dropping to second place. As a result, they missed a spot in the PMGO 2025 Main Event. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostPopular club Weibo Gaming ensured third place with 652 points, while Rogue Warriors came fourth with 556 points. TJB finished fifth with 545 points. JD Gaming, which features renowned athlete Paraboy, claimed sixth place with 513 points. The team won the Week 4 Finals but couldn't make it to the PMGO. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostTianba finished seventh with 449 points. They had failed to qualify for the Week 3 Finals but managed to bounce back in the fourth and fifth weeks. The Chosen and TEC ranked ninth and tenth, respectively.Popular teams RSG and Four Angry Men have had below average run so far in the Regular Season. Nova Esports, a wildly famous organisation, was 15th after fifth week. The team had a rough start, failing in the first two weeks, and finished 12th in PMGO 2024.