Stalwart Esports crowned as the champions of the PUBG Mobile PMPL South Asia Spring 2023

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South Asian powerhouse Stalwart Esports were crowned back-to-back champions PUBG Mobile Pro League (PMPL) South Asia Spring 2023. After almost a month of hard fighting, the team won the final with a total of 209 points. Stalwart Esports will take home $9,500 as the tournament champion, while NB Esports will receive $6,500 for their first runner-up finish in the tournament.

PUBG Mobile PMPL South Asia Spring 2023: Stalwart Esports and its fight for champions

Throughout the tournament, Stalwart Esports has been the main contender for this season’s title. The team showed outstanding performance in the league and came in second place behind 4Merical Vibes.

Stalwart Esports had a very rough start at the start of the playoffs. The team failed to achieve a good position in the first two days of the tournament. Although the kill points definitely covered up a lot of points for them.

Stalwart Esports put on a brave performance on the final day of the tournament. The team cooked up two chicken dinners with massive kill points, which acted as a boost to propel them to the top of the leaderboard.

pmpl sa 2023 overall rank
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PMPL South Asia Spring 2023 witnessed the dominance of all Mongolian teams. The first and second runner-up positions of the tournament were also taken by two Mongolian teams, NB Esports and 4Merical Vibes, respectively. Both teams showed a consistent performance throughout the tournament and all Mongolian teams fought hard with each other for the top spot.

Final standings and distribution of the prize pool

Stalwart Esports will take home $9,500 as champion, while NB Esports and 4Merical Vibes will take home $6,500 and $5,500 respectively as first and second runners-up.

Position The team USD
1 Stalwart Esports 9500 dollars
2 NB Esport 6500 dollars
3 4Merical Vibes 5500 dollars
4 Skylightz Gaming $5000
5 DRS GAMING 4500 dollars
6 Mabetex Esports 4500 dollars
7 Trained to kill 4250 dollars
8 IHC ESPORTS 4250 dollars
9 iLLUMiN8 team 4000 dollars
10 Leo Esports 3750 dollars
11 High voltage 3500 dollars
12 RAW Esports 3500 dollars
13 SITM E-sport 3250 dollars
14 4MericaL TRZ 3000 dollars
15 SEAL Esports 3000 dollars
16 Deadeyes guys 3000 dollars
17 Abrupt Slayers 2000 dollars
18 Venom Deadeyes 2000 dollars
19 ElementriX 2000 dollars
20 Bad Intention X CMF Esports 2000 dollars

Stalwart Esports has been dominating the South Asian lobbies for a while now. The team seems to be getting stronger with time. The team will have all eyes on them as they go into future tournaments as back-to-back champions.

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