QConfirm capture PCS 1 Asia Pacific title
QConfirm captured the $80,000 first prize at the PUBG Continental Series 1 - Asia Pacific event on Saturday. QConfirm finished the 20-round event with 183 points, easily outdistancing runner-up Buriram United Esports (151). BUE pocketed $35,000 for second place. Golden Cat (134) edged Fury (133) for third place and took home $20,000. Buriram United Esports, 151, $35,000 3.
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QConfirm captured the $80,000 first prize at the PUBG Continental Series 1 - Asia Pacific event on Saturday. QConfirm finished the 20-round event with 183 points, easily outdistancing runner-up Buriram United Esports (151). BUE pocketed $35,000 for second place.
Golden Cat (134) edged Fury (133) for third place and took home $20,000. PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds was due to conduct a Global Series this year, but those plans were altered due to the coronavirus pandemic.
In place of the Global Series, the PUBG Corporation is holding the PUBG Continental Series, with four regions -- North America, Europe, Asia and the Asia Pacific -- competing in local online tournaments. Series 1 for each region concludes this weekend, and Series 2 for each region will be held in August. The 16-team Asia Pacific event had an initial prize pool of $200,000.
PUBG Continental Series 1 - Asia Pacific standings, with total points plus prize money 1. QConfirm, 183, $80,000
2. Buriram United Esports, 151, $35,000 3. Golden Cat, 134, $20,000
4. FURY, 133, $15,000 5. CERBERUS Esports, 128, $10,000
6. MSC THEERATHON, 125, $10,000 7. GearBox, 111, $5,000
8. Daytrade Gaming, 109, $5,000 9. Victim Rise, 109, $3,000
10. Astra, 108, $3,000 11. Divine Esports, 105, $3,000
12. DIC Gaming, 93, $3,000 13. Maoggy Esports, 92, $2,000
14. Carnage Esports, 87, $2,000 15. Bahamut Gaming, 85, $2,000
16. Eagle Sentinel Shooter, 65, $2,000 --Field Level Media
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