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Six Two Eight wins PEL 2021 Season 4, will represent China at PMGC 2021

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The Grand Finals of the Peacekeeper Elite League or PEL: 2021 Season 4 have been concluded, and Six Two Eight came out as the champion that will represent China at the PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2021 East region.

PEL is the official highest-level professional Chinese league of the “Peacekeeper Elite”, a Chinese remade version of “PUBG Mobile”.

Six Two Eight (STE), which consists of Shanzhi, Sunan, Daoshi, and Yu Yang, clinched the championship with 227 points. Yang, with his brilliant performance, brought home the chicken dinner for the team.

After securing the 2021 PEL championship title, STE also qualified for the PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2021 on the basis of PEL annual points. The team gained 42 PEL annual points in 4 Seasons of PEL and finished first for the “Race to PMGC” from China.

Meanwhile, for runner-up The Chosen (TC), this is their second-place finish for two seasons in a row, after heading into the final match standing at 207 points, having a two-point lead over the then second-placed STE.

TC may be consoled that one of its members, Suk, was awarded the Finals MVP for his impressive display. He brought home a cash prize of $31,287. 770 from Da Kun Gaming, on the other hand, was awarded the rookie of the season and won a total of $15,643.

PEL qualified teams for the PMGC 2021 East

A total of three Chinese teams will compete in the PMGC: 2021 East League. Alongside PEL Season 4 winners STE, the 2020 PMGC Champions, Nova Esports, also qualified for PMGC 2021 as they have a total of 40 PEL points at the second spot.

Tong Jia Bao Esports, another team from China, has already been invited to the PMGC: 2021. The team qualified for the PEC 2021, but the event was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, so they received a direct invite instead.

PMGC 2021 Group Stage

The PUBG Mobile Global Championship (PMGC) 2021 league stage will officially begin on November 30. It will take place online, with 20 teams split into two regions, the East and West respectively.

The group draw for both regions was held on November 19. For the league stage, the 20 teams have been split into five groups of four.

The league scheduled from November 30 to December 19 will follow the format of weekdays (Tuesday and Wednesday) and super weekends (Friday to Sunday).

The top 16 qualified teams will compete from December 22-24 in 18 matches, at the end of which the top nine will qualify for the PMGC 2021 Grand Finals.

The top nine teams from the East and six West regions, along with one specially invited team by Tencent, will compete in the PMGC 2021 Grand Finals from January 21-23 for the ultimate trophy, bragging rights, and a massive prize pool of $6,000,000.

A total of $1,470,000 will be awarded in the league stage, with $750,000 allocated for each region and individual awards worth $20,000. The remaining $4,530,000 will be given out in the grand finals.