Regarded as the initiatives of the mobile gaming industry, Battle Royale games like PUBG Mobile, Free Fire, and COD Mobile have gained a myriad of success that makes people rethink the potential of this industry. For a period of time, those titles have grown up drastically to attain flying results both in revenue and downloads. 

For a period of time, BR titles have grown up drastically to attain flying results both in revenue and downloads.

During the heydays of those titles, their esports ecosystems also witnessed particular success, especially when it comes to the notorious title PUBG Mobile which provides its user with the increasing value of money prize every tournament. The most telling example is the recently finished PUBG Mobile Global Championship has announced a total prize pool of over &2 Million. 

The most sought-after tournament that will attract a huge number of players is the PUBG Mobile Japan League (PMJL). This is definitely the biggest tournament in the country with a whopping prize pool reaches $2.8 million (300 million Yen). 
This is definitely the biggest tournament in Japan, with a whopping prize pool reaches $2.8 million (300 million Yen).

It is divided into two phases, one of which will be released on February 13th with the participation of 16 invite-only Japanese teams to fight for the finale’s prizes. 

The teams will fight in 24 days in League play with a total of 50 matches in a single phase. The other 50 matches will occur in the second phase of the challenge. 
The annual schedule for PUBG Mobile Japan tournaments

Eventually, the most excellent 14 teams will be qualified enough to participate in the Season 2 of the PUBG Mobile Japan League (PMJL: S2), while the other two will be taken down in the tournament. 

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