The last PUBG Mobile tournament of 2019 in India, PUBG Mobile All-Stars, has finally come to an end. Fnatic has dominated the PMAS finals against the sixteen best teams of PUBG Mobile India’s pro scene. They have been doing this since the Mastery Scrim – with a total of over four hundred points while having only three chicken dinners. After 8 games of the grand finals, they finished on the top of the board with 46 kills and 138 points – which is almost 6 kills per match.
By winning this tournament, Fnatic gets the grand prize of INR 20,00,000, the mastery scrim’s prize of INR 5,00,000, and the title of the top PUBG Mobile in India. Claiming the second position, surprisingly, is team Mayhem. They have been performing exceedingly well, with 39 kills, 122 points and two chicken dinner, the same as Fnatic. The 16 points difference between the two teams was created by the seven kills and overall survival time. The third position of the tournament is team Insane, however, they are way behind the top 2, with only 34 kills and 95 points. The second and third positions will get INR 8,00,000 and 5,00,000 respectively.
Entity Gaming, India’s representative in the last PMCO, didn’t play really well in this tournament. They finished at the fourth position, with 47 kills, the highest kill score in the tournament. Their risky playstyle leads to early eliminations in a lot of rounds, however.
Below is a video highlights of Fnatic in game 1:
The start of the event was pretty rocky, as there were a lot of technical problems on the first day. The event was saved by the casters, however, as they keep the conversation going so that the watchers would be engaged. The second day was smooth without any problems.
This tournament speaks volumes about Fnatic’s ability to bounce back after the mediocre PMCO Regionals. They would definitely be a force to be reckoned with in 2020. Interested in more of our PUBG Mobile news? Please check out this post for a guide of the Flare gun in Erangel.
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