PMGO 2026 Season 1: Winners, MVP, prize pool, and highlights

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06-08 1:13

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The PUBG Mobile Global Open (PMGO) 2026 Season 1 concluded on June 7, 2026, with Pakistan’s 4Thrives becoming the champions. The team displayed its gameplay supremacy in the two-day Grand Finals and secured its first international title. This squad has received a total cash prize of $62,500.

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The PMGO 2026 Season 1 was held in three stages; Group Stage, Survival, and Grand Finals. A total of 32 teams from around the globe competed for a total prize pool of $500,00 in Jakarta, Indonesia. The top 12 teams from the Group Stage and the top four squads from the Survival Stage battled in the Grand Finals for the title.

Prize pool distribution for PMGO 2026 Season 1

Here is how the prize money was distributed among the teams of the Global Open 2026 Season 1:

4thrives Esports - $62,500

ULF Esports - $34,000

FURIA - $27,000

S2G Esports - $26,000

EArena - $25,000

TT Project - $23,000

GOAT Team - $26,500

Aurora Gaming - $20,500

BOOM Esports - $19,000

Team Flash - $22,500

Gaming Stars Esports - $18,500

Horaa Esports - $19,000

Geekay Esports - $15,500

Bigetron by Vitality - $17,000

721 Esports - $16,500

Team Pandum - $13,500

AlUla Club Esports - $10,500

Nigma Galaxy - $9,500

FUT Esport - $9,500

Loops Esports - $10,000

Wolves Esports - $11,000

The Vicious - $9,500

IDA Esports - $9,500

VOIN Esports - $8,500

XForce Rejects - $8,500

Boars Gaming - $8,500

Trained to Kill - $4,500

R8 Esports - $5,500

Alpha7 Esports - $2,500

RRQ RYU - $2,500

ETSH Esports - $2,000

Hustler Crew - $2,000

4Thrives Esports scored 122 points in 12 matches of the Grand Finals, courtesy of its phenomenal performances. The team secured three Chicken Dinners and 77 eliminations.

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Turkey’s ULF scored 104 points and one Chicken Dinner. The team tried its best to win the tournament but, unfortunately, ended up in second place in the standings. Its star player, Kecth222, won the FMVP and the Best IGL awards in the event.

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Brazil’s Furia Esports came third in the PMGO S1 with 97 points and two Chicken Dinners. The team clinched 65 eliminations in 12 encounters.

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Turkey’s S2G secured fourth place with 83 points. Thailand’s EArena was in fifth place with 83 points at the end of Day 2.

TT Project and Team GOAT were sixth and seventh with 77 and 75 points, respectively. Mongolia’s Aurora Gaming claimed the eighth spot with 73 points. BOOM, Flash, and Gaming Stars scored 71, 69, and 59 points, respectively.

Nepal’s Horaa Esports stumbled in the PMGO S1 Grand Finals and ended up in 12th spot with 59 points. Geek, Bigetron, 721, and Pandum were in the bottom four with 54, 53, 51, and 30 points, respectively.