Wolves Esports — Champions of the PUBG Mobile Global Open 2026 Season 2
The PUBG Mobile Global Open 2026 Season 2 championship has concluded, with Wolves Esports—the esports team of the English soccer club Wolverhampton Wanderers—taking first place.
Wolves qualified for the championship from the North American region. The team was invited to the regional finals, where it proved to be among the strongest. In the group stage, the “Wolves” earned the most points, which allowed them to advance directly to the grand final.
The finalists played 12 matches on the Rondo, Erangel, and Miramar maps. Wolves once again scored the most points, taking first place twice on Miramar. Other winners included ULF Esports, AK Gold Esports, Alter Ego Ares, Horaa Esports, OLD NOT, Bigetron by Vitality, and INFLUENCE RAGE.
Wolves Esports Roster
- Juan Carlos “Juancho” Pérez Contreras;
- Makariy “Baton” Rosinsky;
- Maksim “NCSSRY” Vermienko;
- Alexey “SLONIK” Totsky;
- Daniil “Lmntrixxx” Zader;
- Juan “WhiteElegy” Yitian;
- Kirill “Sai1” Echikov (coach).
Prize Pool Distribution
$500,000 and PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2026 points are distributed as follows:
- 1st place — Wolves Esports ($60,000, 150 PMGC points);
- 2nd place — AK Gold Esports ($32,000, 96 PMGC points);
- 3rd place — 4K Esports ($35,000, 60 PMGC points);
- 4th place — Horaa Esports ($26,500, 48 PMGC points);
- 5th place — OLD NOT ($23,500, 36 PMGC points);
- 6th place — The MongolZ ($23,000, 30 PMGC points);
- 7th place — INFLUENCE RAGE ($22,000, 26 PMGC points);
- 8th place — ULF Esports ($21,500, 24 PMGC points);
- 9th place — Alpha7 Esports ($26,500, 20 PMGC points);
- 10th place — Bigetron by Vitality ($20,000, 18 PMGC points);
- 11th place — S2G Esports ($20,000, 14 PMGC points);
- 12th place — Vampire Esports ($18,000, 12 PMGC points);
- 13th place — AlUla Club Esports ($19,000, 10 PMGC points);
- 14th place — Alter Ego Ares ($17,000, 8 PMGC points);
- 15th place — BUF Esports ($13,000, 6 PMGC points);
- 16th place — Regnum Carya Esports ($12,500, 2 PMGC points);
- 17th place — iKURD ESPORTS ($11,000);
- 18th place — Royall Esports ($11,500);
- 19th place — The Vicious ($11,000);
- 20th place — Geekay Esports ($10,000);
- 21st place — Trained to Kill ($7,500);
- 22nd place — Selibon Esports ($8,500);
- 23rd place — R8 Esports ($8,500);
- 24th place — 18 Esports ($6,500);
- 25th place — RoW Esports ($6,500);
- 26th place — 777 Esports ($8,000);
- 27th place — LF Esports ($7,500);
- 28th place — Cryptics ($5,000);
- 29th–30th place — Sharper Esports and Team NEXT ($2,500 each);
- 31st–32nd place — Hustler Crew and 4Thrives Esports ($2,000 each).
The PUBG Mobile Global Open 2026 Season 2 took place in Lahore, Pakistan, from October 20 to 25. Thirty-two teams participated in the LAN tournament. PMGC points are required to secure invitations to the upcoming PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2026, where organizers will award a $3 million prize pool.
Photo courtesy of Wolves Esports.
