TJB, Tianba, ThunderTalk Gaming Earn Spots in PMGC 2024

The conclusion of the PEL 2024 Fall Grand Finals marked a significant milestone, with three Chinese teams earning their slots in the PUBG Mobile Global Championship (PMGC) 2024. TJB showcased exceptional skill and determination, ultimately clinching victory in the Fall season. The team amassed a total of 134 points during the Grand Finals, powered by a stellar comeback on the final day, and they were rewarded with approximately $717,000 in prize money.

For the PMGC 2024, two additional teams were selected from the cumulative PEL Points of both the Spring and Fall seasons. While TJB finished at the top of the leaderboard and emerged victorious in the PEL Fall, ThunderTalk and Tianba have also qualified for the Championship due to their impressive performances.

In line with the previous year’s PMGC, the upcoming tournament will feature four teams from China. A single team will qualify from the PEL PMGC Qualifier, set to take place later this month.

Overview of Teams Qualified for PMGC 2024 and PEL Fall Grand Finals

Below are the three teams that will represent in the Global Championship 2024, commencing on October 31:

TJB
ThunderTalk
Tianba

The Grand Finals took place from October 11 to 13, 2024, featuring intense competition between the top four teams from the Regular Season and 12 finalists from the Playoffs. TJB claimed the title, marking their second triumph in the PEL and setting their sights on a successful showing in the global arena.

LGD Gaming claimed the first runner-up position in the Fall Finals after securing victory in the last match. They finished fourth overall in the PEL Points, having struggled during the Spring season.

Tianba Esports took the second runner-up spot this Fall. They had previously won the Spring season and demonstrated consistent performance across both seasons, finishing third in the PEL Points to qualify for the Global Championship 2024.

ThunderTalk Gaming dominated the league stage but stumbled during the Finals, landing in seventh place overall. Despite this, they secured their second-place finish in the PEL Points, allowing them to participate in the Championship 2024.

Several prominent clubs, including The Chosen, WBG, 4Angry Men, and Nova Esports, faced significant challenges in the Grand Finals, finishing in ninth to twelfth place, respectively. However, these teams will have another opportunity to qualify for the Global Championship 2024 through the upcoming Qualifiers.

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