PMGC 2023 League Group Red: Teams, schedule, format, and more

Group Red of the PMGC 2023 League will compete in their group-stage matches from November 9 to 12, 2023. After 24 matches, the first to third placed teams from the group will occupy a spot in the Grand Finals. The fourth to 11th-ranked clubs will earn a place in the Survival Stage, while the remaining teams will be eliminated from the Championship.

Following a similar format, Group Green of the PMGC League played 24 games from November 2 to 5, 2023. Loops, Alpha7, and Stalwart were the star performers who made it to the Grand Finals. Group Yellow, the third and last group, will be seen fighting from November 16 to 19.

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PMGC 2023 Group Red teams

Below are the 16 PUBG Mobile clubs seeded into Group Red for the initial round of the Global Championship League:

1. Faze Clan (Thailand)
2. Morph (Indonesia)
3. INCO Gaming (Brazil)
4. N Hyper (North America)
5. Next Ruya (Turkey)
6. Nigma Galaxy (Saudi Arabia)
7. Seventh Element (Pakistan)
8. Duksan Esports (South Korea)
9. HAIL Esports (Thailand)
10. Yoodo Alliance (Malaysia)
11. Intense Game (Brazil)
12. NB Esports (Mongolia)
13. Six To Eight (China)
14. Konina Power (Kazakhstan)
15. NASR (United Arab Emirates)
16. NS RedForce (South Korea)

Map schedule for Group Red

Each day will kick off with the first game in the Sanhok map at around 3:30 pm IST. The subsequent three matches will be hosted in the crowd favourite Erangel map, while the two will be played in the desert map of Miramar.

• Match 1 - Sanhok
• Match 2 - Erangel
• Match 3 - Erangel
• Match 4 - Erangel
• Match 5 - Miramar
• Match 6 - Miramar

PUBG Mobile Esports will broadcast the matches live on its YouTube, Facebook, and TikTok channels in several regional languages, including English, Indonesian, and Urdu.

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Teams to watch out for

Faze Clan from Thailand has had an awesome run in their regional tournaments this year, finishing runners-up in the PMSL 2023 Fall. They will look to maintain their rhythm at the international stage.

Nigma Galaxy, the second runner-up of the PMGC 2021, had a horrendous performance in the previous Global Championship. This year, the star-studded lineup returned to the track after playing confidently in their regional events.

NB Esports from Mongolia has demonstrated an outstanding run this year. They will play their first global event and are expected to continue their strong performance.

Six to Eight, aka STE from China, recently emerged victorious in the PMGC PEL Qualifier. The renowned roster ended runners-up in the PUBG Mobile World League and the PEL Spring this year.