Preview of the PUBG Global Series 2026 Circuit 4 Series Final: Format, Rosters, Prize Pool, and Day 1 Schedule
The PUBG Global Series 2026 Circuit 4 Series Final kicks off on October 29 in Shanghai. Twenty-four teams will compete for $300,000 and PGS points. Check out our article for details on the tournament format, participating teams, the schedule for the first day of competition, and broadcast information.
Format
Participant Seeding
Teams’ starting positions are determined by their combined results from Series 1 and Series 2 of the fourth cycle:
- the top eight teams advanced directly to the Grand Final;
- the remaining 16 teams will begin their run in the survival stage.
Survival Stage
The survival stage will take place on October 29. Sixteen participants will play five matches:
- 1st–8th place — advance to the Grand Final;
- 9th–16th place — elimination from the tournament.
Grand Final
The Grand Final will take place from October 30 through November 1. It will feature eight teams that qualified directly and the top eight teams from the Survival Stage.
The teams will play 15 matches—five on each match day. The winner will be determined by total points scored.
Scoring and Maps
One point is awarded for each kill. Teams receive additional points based on their final ranking in the match:
- 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–8th place — 1 point each;
- 9th–16th places — 0 points.
In the event of a tie, the following are considered in order:
- total points earned for placement;
- the sum of points for kills and position in the last match;
- position in the last match;
- damage dealt in the last match.
On the first day of competition, matches will take place on Erangel, Miramar, Taego, Rondo, and Erangel again.
Grand Final
- 17 Gaming;
- SOOPers;
- Team Falcons;
- eArena;
- Virtus.pro;
- T1;
- Team Liquid;
- Team Vitality.
Survival Stage
- Four Angry Men;
- Anyone's Legend;
- FULL SENSE;
- Gen.G;
- Natus Vincere;
- Petrichor Road;
- Twisted Minds;
- JD Gaming;
- TYLOO;
- Geekay Esports;
- GodLike;
- 09;
- Made in Thailand;
- Sharper Esports;
- Team Flash;
- Alpha Gaming.
Team Rosters
Four Angry Men
- Wang “HSmm” Yanwen
- Anderson “Shen” Chong
- Xiao “SpaceMan” Yuhan
- Cheng “WINDah” Weize
- “WangZai” Qingwan (substitute)
- Qi “AnGin” Hongxiang (coach)
17 Gaming
- Luo “Lilghost” Shengjun
- Zhan “tiantian” Haotian
- Ma “WenBo” Bowen
- Wu “xwudd” Bo
- Liu “Akuma” Xichao (coach)
Anyone's Legend
- Kao Quang “Delwyn” Nguyen
- Ha Hieu “Taikonn” Tai
- Lương Ngoc “Sololzy” Hien
- Issac
SOOPers
- Kim “DIEL” Jin-hyung
- Sim “Gyumin” Gyumin
- Kim “Heaven” Tae-seong
- Kim “REX” Hae-chan
- Kim “PLIKHE” Seong-min (coach)
Team Falcons
- Tristan “Shrimzy” Nowicki
- Gustav “Gustav” Blond
- James “TGLTN” Giesen
- Matt “Kickstart” Smith
- Owen “GUNNER” Monahan (coach)
FULL SENSE
- Chonchanok “Belmoth” Chankasem
- Thanadol “Thanad0l” Jutisuksant
- Piraphat “Flash” Termkla
- Patsakorn “Flukky” Kitchalong
- Thirapong “RUSHIIE” Singthong (coach)
Gen.G
- Oh “BeaN” Won-bin
- Kang “taemin” Taemin
- U “Salute” Je-hyun
- Cho “seoul” Gyeol
- Kang “LeClo” Min-joong (coach)
eArena
- Piraphat “Lericz” Termkla
- Rattan “OHPONDZ” Sunthongphonnawin
- Thanaphon “Nourinz” Udomphonampai
- Pathompong “Pathompong” Sritikham
- Pongsathorn “Luxury” Tubtim (coach)
Natus Vincere
- Anton “Feyerist” Dutchak
- Vitaly “Hakatory” Shaida
- Artem “boost1k-” Tsvigun
- Yaroslav “spyrro” Kuvichko
- Vadim “ALREIN” Levin (coach)
Petrichor Road
- Chen “MMing” Yinan
- Choi “Cui71” Yong-hyuk
- Hwang “i26v6” Chorwi
- Zhang “04NB” Yan
- Zuo “Aixleft” Zixuan (substitute)
- Ge “Leris” Jinhuan (coach)
Twisted Minds
- Alexander “BatulinS” Batulin
- Dmitry “Perfect1ks” Dubenyuk
- Artem “xmpl” Adarkin
- Kirill “Lu” Lukyanov
- Vitaly “TheTab” Karkeshkin (coach)
Virtus.pro
- Luka “Lukarux” Rukavina
- Benjamin Beck “Beami” Steffensen
- Timi Henry Valtteri “curexi” Tenhula
- Nino “NIXZYEE” Miketz
- Jord “ibiza” van Gelder (coach)
JD Gaming
- Wang “Dec12th” Wei
- Bai “SuZe” Shidong
- Zhou “nanss” Bannan
- Bai “Donzz” Shidong
- Li “Cold119” Xinyang (substitute)
- Tang “MiF” Hao (coach)
TYLOO
- OneDragon
- Li “1ee” Jixin
- Yang “HaoSkr” Yuhao
- KKong
- MMao (substitute)
- Li “Jiaoyang” Bohan (coach)
Geekay Esports
- Park “Parkpro” He-seon
- Li “EJ01” Jonu
- Son “Seongjang” Jang-hwan
- Kim “AKaN” Minuk
T1
- No “EEND” Tae-yeon
- Cha “Heather” Ji-hoon
- Kim “Rain1ng” Jeong-myeong
- Lee “Type” Jin-woo
- Kim “LashK” Dong-jun (coach)
Team Liquid
- Curtis “PurdyKurty” Bond
- Colin “CowBoi” Musay
- Daniel “diyy” Noh
- Luke “luke12” Newey
- Russell “Xtreme” Walters (coach)
- Cole “Gnomey” Garton (analyst)
GodLike
- Eric “Haven” Aguiar
- Antonio “Tny7” Canuto
- Lucas “lfp1” Prado
- João Vítor “fana” Almeida
- Fabrício “BigHead” Silva (coach)
Team Vitality
- Alexander “Gedrox” Puchko
- Artem “hallomybad” Baskakov
- Vladislav “Lev4nte” Tasenko
- Andrey “QWZYYY” Pobedinsky
- Ramazan “H1RUZEN” Valiullin (coach)
09
- Vladislav “DIFX” Nevykhozhy
- Sergey “SoseD” Zubkov
- Alexander “staed” Timchenko
- Konstantin “Mellman” Levkin
Made in Thailand
- Pridi “KISS” Panwanitchayakit
- Virathat “Jacob” Jantanet
- Panuwat “Scappy” Ing-on
- Thanakorn “Baren” Jaratt
- Chakkapat “Chak” Chuanin (head coach)
- Nattasit “Rubickz” Dilochsumphan (coach)
Sharper Esports
- Thanawat “ThanawatTH” Jantem
- Jiramat “Jdaii” Ratvisanworakul
- Anusorn “Earthzapalui” Setao
- Thanatthon “Thunderz” Tongthana-chot
- Patipan “CyD” Changchaona (coach)
Team Flash
- Nguyen Lam “LamBaouWu” Bao
- Le Hien Chieu “TDuy” Zuy
- Nguyen Huu “TTT” Dat
- Le Hoang “LongX” Long
- QuocKhanh (substitute)
- Truong Ngoc Tuan “SsuBang” An (coach)
Alpha Gaming
- Hoang Huu “SimonT” Chi
- Pham Dyk “YmCud” Mi
- Hong Gia “Destroyy” Bao
- BinBlue
- Ziong Kam “Sapauu” Hoa (substitute)
Prize Pool
- 1st place — $100,000 and 120 points;
- 2nd place — $50,000 and 96 points;
- 3rd place — $30,000 and 80 points;
- 4th place — $20,000 and 68 points;
- 5th place — $15,000 and 60 points;
- 6th place — $10,000 and 52 points;
- 7th place — $7,000 and 44 points;
- 8th place — $7,000 and 36 points;
- 9th place — $6,000 and 28 points;
- 10th place — $6,000 and 20 points;
- 11th place — $5,000 and 16 points;
- 12th place — $5,000 and 12 points;
- 13th place — $4,000 and 8 points;
- 14th place — $4,000 and 4 points;
- 15th place — $3,000 and 4 points;
- 16th place — $3,000 and 4 points;
- 17th–24th place — no prize money or PGS points.
The Most Valuable Player of the Grand Final will receive $10,000. An additional prize of $1,000 is awarded for winning each of the 15 matches in the decisive stage.
Schedule for the first day of play
October 29, times listed in Moscow time.
- 1:00 p.m. — first match, Erangel;
- 1:40 p.m. — second match, Miramar;
- 2:20 p.m. — third match, Taego;
- 3:00 p.m. — fourth match, Rondo;
- 3:40 p.m. — fifth match, Erangel.
Where to Watch the PUBG Global Series 2026 Circuit 4 Series Final
- English-language broadcasts:
- Streams in Korean:
- Streams in Thai:
- Streams in Chinese:
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- Streams in Russian:
- Broadcasts in Turkish:
- Streams in Chinese for Taiwan:
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- Broadcast in Vietnamese:
- Map stream:
The PUBG Global Championship 2026 will take place from December 1 to 13 in Istanbul, Turkey. Thirty-two teams will compete in the season-ending championship for a prize pool of $1,500,000.
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