PUBG Mobile Super League SEA 2025: Everything You Need to Know

The 2025 PUBG Mobile esports season is off to a bang, and one of the largest Southeast Asian tournaments, the PUBG Mobile Super League (PMSL) SEA Spring 2025, will bring the highest level of action. KRAFTON, Level Infinite, and Hero Esports will host the tournament in Malaysia between February 26 to March 16, 2025. With 24 top teams fighting for the top spot, a $200,000 prize pool, and a direct qualification spot at the PUBG Mobile Global Open (PMGO) 2025, fans are in for a thrilling showdown.

PUBG Mobile Super League SEA 2025: Everything You Need to Know

Participating Teams

Indonesia

• Alter Ego Ares, VOIN Donkey ID, Bigetron Esports, Enam Sembilan Esports, Talon Esports, Kagendra, RRQ Ryu, BOOM Esports

Malaysia

• Maqna Esports, SEM9, Todak, Homebois, New Era, CelecomDigi Alliance

Thailand

• Vampire Esports, TEM Entertainment, Earena, Strangers Esports, OsjaTH, FaZe Clan

Vietnam

• Team Secret, Team Flash, Vikings Esports, D’Xavier

Tournament Format & Schedule

The event features two phases:

League Stage (Feb 26 – Mar 10)

• 24 teams (16 partner teams + 8 qualifiers).

• Split into three groups of eight, playing 18 matches over three days (Wed–Fri).

• The top 16 teams advance to Super Weekends, competing in six daily matches (Wed–Fri).

• A special Smash Rule on the second Sunday allows up to eight matches that day.

• The top 16 teams based on League Rank Points move to the Grand Finals.

Grand Finals (Mar 14 – Mar 16)

• The top 16 teams compete in 18 matches (six per day).

• The overall winner qualifies for PMGO 2025.

Prize Pool & Rewards

The $200,000 prize pool will be distributed among the teams based on their final placement. The champion not only secures the biggest prize but also earns a direct slot at PMGO 2025, one of the most prestigious PUBG Mobile tournaments of the year.

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Catch the entire action live on PUBG Mobile Esports' official Facebook and YouTube pages. Viewers can also watch the tournament live in Malaysia. Buckle up for explosive showdowns as Southeast Asia's top teams clash for the championship.