The PUBG Mobile Super League - Central and South Asia Spring 2025, also known as PMSL CSA 2025, is the premier esports tournament for PUBG Mobile in the Central and South Asia region. This highly anticipated event brings together top teams from countries like Pakistan, Nepal, Mongolia, Russia, and more, to compete for glory, substantial prizes, and a coveted spot in the global PUBG Mobile World Cup (PMWC). Held offline, the tournament adds an extra layer of excitement and intensity, making it a must-watch for esports fans. With a rich history of fierce competition and high stakes, PMSL CSA 2025 Spring promises to be an unforgettable showcase of skill and strategy.
Tournament Format
The PMSL CSA 2025 Spring tournament is structured into two main stages: the Survival Zone and the Grand Finals. Below is an overview of each stage based on available information and patterns from previous seasons.
Survival Zone (June 12–18, 2025)
- Overview: This initial stage features 20 teams competing in a series of matches over several days.
- Format: Teams are likely divided into groups, playing multiple matches each day, similar to past seasons where teams were split into five groups of four, with each group playing 24 matches over three weeks.
- Objective: The top 16 teams, based on points earned from eliminations and placements, advance to the Grand Finals.
- Scoring: Points are awarded for eliminations (1 point per elimination) and placements (e.g., 10 points for 1st, 6 for 2nd, down to 0 for 9th–16th). Tiebreakers consider total Chicken Dinners, placement points, elimination points, and recent match performance.
Grand Finals (June 20–22, 2025)
- Overview: The top 16 teams from the Survival Zone compete in the Grand Finals to determine the final rankings.
- Format: The exact number of matches is yet to be announced, but past seasons suggest around 18 matches over three days, with teams carrying forward a portion of their Survival Zone points (e.g., 50% of bonus points).
- Objective: Teams compete for the top spots, with the top 3 earning direct qualification for the 2025 PMWC x EWC, a combined global championship event for PUBG Mobile and the Esports World Cup.
The format ensures a competitive and dynamic tournament, with the Survival Zone testing consistency and the Grand Finals rewarding peak performance.
Participating Teams
The tournament features 20 teams from Central and South Asia, selected through invitations and top performances in regional qualifiers like the PUBG Mobile National Championship (PMNC) Spring and Play-ins. While the complete list of teams is not fully available, confirmed participants include:
Central Asia Teams
- Al Qadsiah
- Natus Vincere
- Team Spirit
- Virtus.Pro
- Alpha Gaming (roster: B4RON, DOK, REFUS, TOP, Zyol; all from Mongolia)
- Archer
- Puppy Patrol
- Champions Esports
- Upgrade Team
- Hellion Gaming
- Insilio
- AMIX Team
- Insilio
South Asia Teams
- AS i8 Esports
- Horaa Esports
- A1 Esports
- 4thrives Esports
- R3GICIDE
- DRS Gaming
- Tribe Aeromacy
- Viper Knockout (PMNC Pakistan)
Country Representation
The tournament showcases a diverse player base, with the following distribution:
- 🇵🇰 Pakistan: 35% (19/55 players)
- 🇳🇵Nepal: 27% (15/55 players)
- 🇲🇳 Mongolia: 18% (10/55 players)
- 🇷🇺 Russia: 9% (5/55 players)
- 🇰🇿 Kazakhstan: 4% (2/55 players)
- Others (Bahrain, Germany, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova): 2% each (1/55 players)
This diversity highlights the growing popularity of PUBG Mobile esports across the region, with teams bringing unique play styles and strategies.
Prize Pool
The prize pool for PMSL CSA 2025 Spring is currently listed as TBA (To Be Announced). However, previous seasons, such as PMSL CSA 2024 Spring and Fall, offered prize pools of $200,000, suggesting that the 2025 edition will likely feature a comparable or larger amount. In addition to cash prizes, the top 3 teams will secure qualification for the 2025 PMWC x EWC, adding significant prestige and competitive value to their performance.
How to Watch
Fans can watch PMSL CSA 2025 Spring on multiple official PUBG Mobile esports channels, ensuring accessibility for a global audience. Streams are available in various languages to cater to the diverse fanbase across Central and South Asia.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
The tournament runs from June 12 to June 22, 2025, with the Survival Zone from June 12–18 and the Grand Finals from June 20–22. The exact location is not confirmed, but past seasons were held in Kathmandu, Nepal, suggesting a similar venue.
The tournament has two stages:
Grand Finals: The top 16 teams compete to determine the final rankings, with the top 3 qualifying for the 2025 PMWC x EWC.
Survival Zone: 20 teams compete, with the top 16 advancing based on points from eliminations and placements.
The prize pool is yet to be announced, but it’s expected to be significant, similar to the $200,000 offered in 2024. The top 3 teams will also qualify for the 2025 PMWC x EWC.