PUBG Mobile Regional Clash (PMRC) PEL vs CSA vs SEA Day 1: Overall standings, summary, and more

The opening day of the PUBG Mobile Regional Clash (PMRC) PEL vs CSA vs SEA was held on June 28, 2024. Day 1 saw China’s Weibo Gaming secure the first position with 64 points and 34 eliminations. The squad clinched two Chicken Dinners and started the event on a bright note. ThunderTalk from China came second with 62 points and one Chicken Dinner.

DRS Gaming from Nepal displayed outstanding gameplay on Day 1 and ranked third on the overall leaderboard with 56 points, despite not having won a single Chicken Dinner. Their newest recruit, Sleepy, eliminated 13 players in six games alone.

Indonesia’s BOOM Esports, who recently conquered the PMSL SEA, came fourth with 50 points after delivering an astonishing performance on the PMRC's first day. The side also notched up the first game of this PUBG Mobile tournament. Ponbit, a member of this roster, picked up 14 kills.

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Day 1 overall standings of PMRC PEL vs CSA vs SEA

Overall scoreboard of Day 1 (Image via YouTube@Just for Fun)

Here is the overall leaderboard after the conclusion of Day 1:

1. Weibo Gaming - 64 points
2. ThunderTalk Gaming - 62 points
3. DRS Gaming - 56 points
4. BOOM Esports - 50 points
5. STE - 50 points
6. Tianba - 42 points
7. Vampire Esports - 37 points
8. Falcon Force - 32 points
9. 4Merical Vibes - 31 points
10. TJB - 22 points
11. Yoodo Alliance - 21 points
12. Talon Esports - 20 points
13. IHC Esports - 19 points
14. KSG - 18 points
15. Stalwart Esports - 15 points
16. D’Xavier - 12 points

STE from China kicked off the PMRC on a decent note, coming fifth with 50 points. Tianba Esports, who won the PEL 2024 Spring, obtained the sixth rank with 42 points after playing aggressively on the opening day.

Vampire Esports played decently, as the renowned squad from Thailand earned the seventh position with 37 points. Falcon Force — with the former Stalwart Esports’ Mongolian lineup — had an average day, scoring 32 points in six matches. They won the fifth match, which helped them return to their signature form.

4Merical Vibes, the PMSL CSA Spring winner, saw a slow start to this event, scoring only 31 points on Day 1. TJB and Yoodo Alliance collected 22 and 21 points, respectively. Talon Esports, who debuted in PUBG Mobile's competitive scene recently, came 10th with 20 points.

Mongolia’s IHC Esports, the reigning world champions, failed to play well on Day 1 and earned only 19 points from six matches. KSG, who acquired Team PAI, scored 18 points and is ranked 14th. Stalwart and D’Xavier have collected 15 and 12 points, respectively.