PCS4 Europe: Qualifiers, Schedule, and More!
PUBG Corporation has officially announced the fourth season of the PUBG Continental Series, the main stage of which will take place in June. There will be 16 teams participating in the competition: 8 direct invitees and 8 regional qualifiers winners.
What is PCS4 Europe?
PUBG Continental Series (PCS) 4 is a premier global PUBG Esports online event taking place across Europe, The Americas, Asia and Asia Pacific. In Europe, 16 of the region’s top sides will go head-to-head to battle it out for the lion’s share of the more than $250,000 USD prize pot.
The beauty of PCS is anyone can compete, regardless of experience or skill level, and we’re inviting all squads to take part in the Open Qualifiers to earn their place at the Grand Finals. Simply sign up using the links below, and you could find yourself rubbing shoulders with the best rosters on the scene.
When is PCS4 Europe?
The PCS4 Europe Grand Finals will take place over the following three weekends, and fans can watch all of the action on the official PUBG Twitch, YouTube and TikTok channels:
- • June 12-13
- • June 19-20
- • June 26-27
How do qualifiers work?
Open Qualifiers will be split into three regions, Europe West, Europe East and Middle East & Africa. Hundreds of teams will go head-to-head, with the best 16 progressing to their Regional Playoff Ranking stages, where they will join eight invited teams. Those 24 squads will then lock horns to determine their ranks for the next stage, Regional Playoff Survival.
At Regional Playoff Survival, teams will play eight matches under the Winner Winner Chicken Dinner (WWCD) system. The rules are simple, claim a Chicken Dinner to progress to the Regional Playoff Finals. Once one roster progresses, they are replaced by the highest ranked team from the Regional Playoff Ranking. Chicken Dinners guarantee progression, but remember kills and placement points are important too!
After eight matches at Regional Playoff Survival, we enter the Last Chance phase. The final 16 teams play four matches, with total points scored determining the top eight who progress to the Regional Playoff Finals. Points earned in the WWCD matches carry over, so teams will need to be consistent – points will be tracked using the SUPER settings.
Finally, six matches will be played at the Regional Playoff Finals to decide which teams from each region will progress to the PCS4 Europe Grand Finals. These matches will be played using traditional SUPER settings, with three Europe West, three Europe East and two Middle East & Africa spots up for grabs.
Those eight teams will then be joined by eight invited teams at the Grand Finals.
Check out our flow chart to see how everything comes together:
When are the qualifiers?
Qualifiers will be split into Europe West, Europe East and Middle East & Africa.
Register your squad using the links below:
Middle East & Africa – REGISTER
- • Open Qualifiers (not broadcasted), April 29 – May 2
- • Regional Playoff Ranking (not broadcasted), May 5 & 6
- • Regional Playoff Survival (broadcasted), May 7 & 8
- • Regional Playoff Final (broadcasted), May 9
- • Open Qualifiers (not broadcasted), May 5 – 8
- • Regional Playoff Ranking (not broadcasted), May 12 & 13
- • Regional Playoff Survival (broadcasted), May 14 & 15
- • Regional Playoff Final (broadcasted), May 16
- • Open Qualifiers (not broadcasted), May 12 – 16
- • Regional Playoff Ranking (not broadcasted), May 19 & 20
- • Regional Playoff Survival (broadcasted), May 21 & 22
- • Regional Playoff Final (broadcasted), May 23
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