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PUBG Mobile Global Open 2026 Season 1 - Southeast Asia Finals
The 16-team PUBG MOBILE Global Open 2026 Season 1 Southeast Asia Finals ran May 15–17 at BCC Hall, Central Ladprao in Bangkok. Team Flash won the 19-match event.
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Updated October 18, 2026Competition snapshot
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KRAFTONCommercial note
Event organizer · Recorded in the 2026 edition.[2]
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Level InfiniteCommercial note
Event organizer · Recorded in the 2026 edition.[2]
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Hero EsportsCommercial note
Event organizer · Recorded in the 2026 edition.[2]
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iQOOCommercial note
Official device: iQOO 15R · Recorded in the 2026 edition.[2]
PTG Database Analysis
The 16-team Southeast Asia Finals ran May 15–17 at BCC Hall in Central Ladprao, Bangkok. The teams played six matches on each of the first two days and seven on the final day. Team Flash won with 166 points, ahead of eArena on the final tiebreak.[1][2]
KRAFTON, Level Infinite and Hero Esports organized the event. iQOO provided the official iQOO 15R device. Team Flash, eArena, RRQ RYU and Bigetron by Vitality secured the first four Main Event places. Team Pandum had already qualified through PMPL Indonesia, so its fifth-place position did not consume a slot; VOIN Esports advanced instead.[2]
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- [1][TH] 2026 PMGO S1 SEA Finals | Day 1 — PUBG MOBILE Thailand
- [2]PUBG Mobile Global Open 2026 Season 1 - Southeast Asia Finals — Liquipedia PUBG Mobile Wiki
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iQOO supplied the official device, iQOO 15R.[2]
Tournament schedule
- Grand Final
Team Flash wins after seven matches
Team Flash won with 166 points, ahead of eArena on the final tiebreak. The top five qualified, with VOIN receiving the open slot because Team Pandum had qualified through another route.[](cite:2)
- Grand Final
SEA Finals, Day 2
The second day featured six matches.[](cite:1)
- Grand Final
SEA Finals, Day 1
The 16 teams began the three-day finals, with six matches scheduled.[](cite:1)
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