PUBG Mobile PMPL 2022 South Asia Fall: Teams, format, schedule, and more

The fall season of the PUBG Mobile Pro League (PMPL) South Asia 2022 begins on August 30 and continues until October 2. The league stages will take place over three weeks and see a total of 20 teams divided into five groups with four teams each.

Matches will be played five days a week, with each team playing four matches daily. At the end of the week, the top 12 teams will also play an additional match on the Livik map, which will follow a different points system compared to other maps.

After every week, the bonus points and weekly points table will be reset. The teams will earn bonus points every week based on their weekly standings. At the end of the three weeks, teams will also get bonus points based on their overall rank (Week 1 + 2 + 3). The top 16 teams (according to the overall bonus points) will qualify for the Finals.

The Grand Finals will be a three-day affair from September 30 to October 2, with six matches being played daily. The top ten teams from the event will also move to the PMPL SA Championship Fall.

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PUBG Mobile teams participating in the PMPL South Asia 2022 Fall

All 20 PUBG Mobile teams have been directly invited from the spring season:

1. GodLike Stalwart Esports
2. Deadeyes Guys
3. Trained to Kill
4. IHC Esports
5. JyanMaara
6. Skylightz Gaming
7. SEAL Esports
8. DRS Gaming
9. High Voltage
10. Wizzes Club
11. Raw Official
12. Gremlin Storm
13. Mabetex Esports
14. Elementrix
15. Deadeyes Warriors
16. Venom Legends
17. Da Atrax Esports
18. TRZ Esports
19. A1 NB Esports
20. 1952

Points system for the Livik map

The points distribution for the map, which features 12 teams, is as follows:

• 1st place - 10 points
• 2nd place - 6 points
• 3rd place - 5 points
• 4th place - 4 points
• 5th place - 3 points
• 6th place - 2 points
• 7th place - 1 point
• 8th place - 1 point
• 9th to 12th place - 0 points
• Each kill - 1 point

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PUBG Mobile teams to watch in PMPL South Asia Fall

GodLike Stalwart Esports is deemed one of the best teams in the world and will be the favorites to win the title. Stalwart Esports dominated during the spring season, claiming the PMPL and the Championship. They will be challenged by SEAL Esports and IHC Esports, who will be looking to put an end to their winning streak.

Deadeyes Guys, the runners-up, will try and make up for the missed opportunity in the 2022 PMPL Spring. Nepalese teams like Trained To Kill, Skylightz Gaming, and DRS Gaming have also been on good runs recently.

Fans can watch the action live on the official YouTube channel of PUBG Mobile Esports.