Ghost Gaming takes the PUBG Mobile Pro League NA crown

After an amazing esports season leading to first place in the league stage, Ghost Gaming finished on a high note by winning the PUBG Mobile Pro League (PMPL) North America (NA).

16 teams battled in this tournament, hoping to get their invites to the PUBG Mobile Pro League Americas. However, three teams distinguished themselves and blew away the competition: 19esports, Knight, and Ghost Gaming, the winner of the event.

Ghost Gaming

Over the course of 18 rounds, Ghost Gaming performed exceptionally well. It was even the only team that managed to secure four overall victories. It wasn’t even the best achievement, since Ghost also registered over a hundred kills in the tournament, making them the deadliest team by far. Still, the MVP award went to Andrei “Aesor” Yogurt Sasil Baliguat, a player from 19esports. He managed to rack up 28 kills by himself, although not enough for his team to win PMPL NA.

Presenting the Champions of the PUBG MOBILE Pro League North America region Finals! ? #PMPL2021

In 18 matches, @GhostGaming takes the number 1 spot on the leaderboard with 100 kills, 4 WWCD & 207 total points!

Check out all the replays & best moments:
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— PUBG MOBILE Esports (@EsportsPUBGM) April 19, 2021

This aggressive playstyle made a huge difference and let them outscore Knights by a total of 13 points. Even though Knights managed to score three chicken dinners, the lack of aggression and kills was too much to overtake Ghost Gaming. The latter came home with $10 thousand of the total $55 thousand prize pool.

PUBG Mobile Pro League

With their performance at PMPL NA, Ghost Gaming, Knights, 19Esports, PassionFruit Esports, and Lazarus got themselves an invite to something even bigger. They must now bring their talents to PUBG Mobile Pro League Americas Spring Finals. Fans are already excited to see the best PUBG Mobile esports teams from North and South America clash.

It’s also interesting to note that 11 players (12%) come from India, which dealt with PUBG issues recently. China was also represented by nine players out of 92, making it the third-most represented country in the tournament. With a worldwide tournament coming ahead in the Summer, all players needed this experience.

Written by Charles FUSTER

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