Sonics wins 4 matches on Day 1 of the Winners' Bracket

 


The Sonics take control of four matches on Day 1 of the PGS 2 Winners' Bracket.

The PUBG Global Series (PGS) 2, the global esports competition for PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS (PUBG), held the first day of the Winners' Group on March 13.

The fourth match of Day 1 was played on the Erangel map.

No teams were eliminated in the first magnetic field. The real elimination began after the second magnetic field, and the first team to be eliminated was DANAWA Esports.

They were followed by Questmark, Cerberus Esports, Tiraton Five, and Luminous City Gaming. By the fifth magnetic field, more than half of the teams had left the battlefield.

The top four of the match were overshadowed by the seventh magnetic field. The top four teams were Sonics, Genji, DPLUSGIA, and The Spendables.

Sonics was the eventual winner, while South Korea's DPLUSGIA and Genji took third and fourth place, respectively.

Meanwhile, the PubG Global Series 메이저토토사이트 Season 2 (PGS 2), where 24 professional teams will compete for the title of champion on the global esports stage, will be held entirely offline in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. It will be held alongside Gamers8, the world's largest global esports event.

PGS 2 will feature a total prize pool of $2.29 million (approximately $313 million), with the first-place team taking home $600,000 (approximately $790,000).

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