PUBG Nations Cup 2019

League Information

Series:

PUBG Nations Cup

Organizer:

PUBG Corporation

Sponsor(s):

HyperX
ZOWIE

Game version:

PUBG BATTLEGROUNDS

Game mode:

Squads FPP

Platform:

PC

Type:

Offline

Location:

Seoul

Venue:

Jangchung Arena

Prize Pool:

$500,000 USD

Start Date:

2019-08-09

End Date:

2019-08-11

Liquipedia Tier:

S-Tier

Links

Teams

Number of teams:

16

Chronology

MET Asia Series

Global Championship

The PUBG Nations Cup - Seoul 2019 is the first ever Nations Cup, also represents the All-Star event in the 2019 Season. Top players are chosen by their peers to represent every region in competitive PUBG. Only the most talented battle royale players have a chance to take on the world's best for a shot at glory and the $500,000 prize pool.

About[edit]

Broadcast Talent[edit]

Format[edit]

Nations Cup - Seoul 2019: August 9th - 11th, 2019
- Three days, 15 matches - 5 matches perday
- Matches are played on Miramar and Erangel

Player Selection[edit]

Through player votes (The players in each country will vote for other players)
Through country-specific methods
- The player selection method varied between countries.

Prize Pool[edit]

$500,000 USD are spread among the nations as seen below. In addition to this, the highest ranking region from the regions that played at the MET Asia Series will receive the last wildcard slot at the Global Championship.

Participants[edit]

Argentina

1	SzylzEN
2	P0me
3	RiboxD
4	Ernzxr
C	Patt

Australia¹

1	luke12
2	Zoidm8
3	Vasili
4	Insight
C	Nutshot

Brazil

1	and1FPS
2	Rdnx
3	Rustyzera
4	Rogi_
C	Nananga

Canada

1	Kaymind
2	DrasseL
3	Meluke
4	Moody
C	Didz

China

1	Dec12th
2	Mad98
3	GodV
4	Summer
C	Cameal

Finland

1	Mxey
2	Sambty
3	Jembty
4	Tiikzu
C	SKUIJKE

Germany

1	Itzz_ChrizZ
2	Braexco
3	Caint
4	UdyrMayFire
C	CupofMagic

Japan

1	Dep
2	gabha
3	SSeeS
4	CiNVe
C	DMM Games

Russia

1	ubah
2	ADOUZ1E
3	Kemba7
4	Ceh9
C	Dyrem

South Korea

1	Pio
2	Inonix
3	Loki
4	Aqua5
C	WatchinU

Thailand

1	MinORu
2	ShippyS
3	DUCKMANZ
4	ThanawatTH
C	Voo

Turkey

1	SIXMO
2	Iroh
3	Mert
4	ABeautfulD
C	Dr1LL

United Kingdom

1	Realzx
2	MykLe
3	Vard
4	MiracU
C	Microstar

United States

1	Sharky
2	Zanpah
3	Valliate
4	Bahawaka
C	Jabroni

Vietnam

1	Sapauu
2	Nhism
3	Leviz
4	Basill
C	DjChip

Chinese Taipei

1	Leo
2	SR
3	Milk
4	ChiaWei
C	AfteR

¹

Jouxy withdrew from the tournament due to time constraints. The player spot is given to

Vasili.

Selection Details[edit]

Click here for each nation's selection method.

Thailand and Vietnam
- #1 and #2 selected through Peers
  - Qualified participants from PSC Phase 1 and PSC Phase 2.
  - Each candidate has two player votes, candidates cannot vote for themselves or their teammates.
- #3 and #4 selected through Most Kills
  - Based on PSC Phase 1 and PSC Phase 2.

China
- Top 16 Teams from Champions - Spring are eligible to be a Nations Cup candidate.
- #1 #2 #3 selected through Peers
  - The voting procedure will be made by the Top 16 teams itself
  - Each candidate has three player votes and one coach vote, candidates cannot vote for themselves or their teammates.
  - Maximum of 1 player per organization
- #4 selected through the MVP Player of Champions - Spring.

South Korea
- Top 6 Teams from PKL Phase 2 are eligible to be a Nations Cup candidate.
  - All 180 participants from PKL Phase 2 and PKC Phase 2 can vote.
  - Players cannot vote for themselves or their teammates.
  - Maximum of 2 Players per organization

Japan
- Top 12 Teams from PJS Season 3 - Grade 1 1st Half are eligible for Nations Cup candidate.
  - The voting procedure will be made by 86 community figures including
    - All 16 Teams in PJS S3 - G1 1st Half
    - 4 newly promoted teams in PJS S3 - G1 2nd Half
    - 6 Casters from PUBG JAPAN SERIES: OooDa, SHAKA, abara, Shinichiro, MrYoppy and takomayo
  - Each person gets four player votes, players cannot vote for themselves or their teammates.
  - Maximum of 2 Players per organization

Argentina and Brazil
- All Argentine/Brazillian players from Phase 2: GLL LATAM Masters and LA League Season 3 are eligible for Nations Cup candidate.
  - Each candidate gets four player votes and one coach vote, candidates cannot vote for themselves or their teammates.

Australia
- All Australian players from Phase 2: ANZ Champs Phase 2 are eligible for Nations Cup candidate.
  - Each candidate gets four player votes and one coach vote, candidates cannot vote for themselves or their teammates.
  - Maximum of 2 Players per organization

Germany Finland United Kingdom Russia Türkiye
- #1 and #2 selected through Best Performance
  - Top 2 players for each nation with the best finish at PEL Phase 2.
  - In case of a 3 or more tie: Player with more kills.
- #3 and #4 selected through Peers
  - Candidates are Participants in PEL Phase 2, NPL Phase 2 and ANZ Champs Phase 2
  - Eligible voters are the Active PEL and PEL Contenders players
  - If three or more players receive the same number of votes, a new vote will be held between the tied competitors only
  - Nations with 6 or more eligible players are restricted to 2 players per organization, The restriction will be lifted when eligible players are less than 6.
    - As a result, No player vote will be required for team Turkey.

United States and Canada
- All American/Canadian from any division of any regional leagues in Phase 2 are eligible for Nations Cup candidate.
  - Each candidate gets four player votes and one coach vote, candidates cannot vote for themselves or their teammates.
  - Maximum of 2 Players per organization
  - In case of a tied vote counts, the player with better placement finish wins the tiebreaker.

Taiwan
- - Top 24 Teams from PML Phase 2 are eligible for Nations Cup candidate.
- Eligible voters are the Players, Coach, and Team Leader of the 24 teams.
- Each candidate gets four player votes and one coach vote, candidates cannot vote for themselves or their teammates.
- Maximum of 2 Players per organization
- Hong Kong and Macau Players are not included in the list

Results[edit]

When a team ties their points, teams who have better total kills are ranked higher (Total kills can be viewed by mouse-hovering the total points).

Placements and killsPoints Standings
	Team	Total	Round 1 Round 1 August 9, 2019 - 17:35 KST Miramar Vietnam Germany Taiwan		Round 2 Round 2 August 9, 2019 - 18:35 KST Miramar Australia China South Korea		Round 3 Round 3 August 9, 2019 - 19:10 KST Erangel Russia United States Vietnam		Round 4 Round 4 August 9, 2019 - 20:10 KST Erangel Thailand South Korea Chinese Taipei		Round 5 Round 5 August 9, 2019 - 21:10 KST Erangel Canada Argentina Australia		Round 6 Round 6 August 10, 2019 - 17:00 KST Erangel Canada Vietnam South Korea		Round 7 Round 7 August 10, 2019 - 18:00 KST Erangel Chinese Taipei Türkiye Russia		Round 8 Round 8 August 10, 2019 - 19:00 KST Miramar United States China South Korea		Round 9 Round 9 August 10, 2019 - 20:00 KST Miramar Japan United Kingdom Germany		Round 10 Round 10 August 10, 2019 - 21:00 KST Miramar Thailand Brazil South Korea		Round 11 Round 11 August 11, 2019 - 17:00 KST Miramar Canada South Korea Vietnam		Round 12 Round 12 August 11, 2019 - 18:00 KST Miramar Japan South Korea Germany		Round 13 Round 13 August 11, 2019 - 19:00 KST Erangel Russia Canada Australia		Round 14 Round 14 August 11, 2019 - 20:00 KST Erangel Germany Russia Argentina		Round 15 Round 15 August 11, 2019 - 21:00 KST Erangel Germany Chinese Taipei Türkiye
	Team	Total	P	K	P	K	P	K	P	K	P	K	P	K	P	K	P	K	P	K	P	K	P	K	P	K	P	K	P	K	P	K
1.	RUS	127	150	00	62	22	110	88	110	33	44	55	130	33	35	66	53	22	53	1010	110	33	62	33	44	66	110	1010	26	1010	90	77
2.	KOR	122	110	66	35	1313	100	55	26	99	110	66	35	44	120	00	35	55	44	66	35	66	26	44	26	99	130	22	81	44	100	00
3.	CAN	106	62	11	150	00	53	55	130	33	110	99	110	55	71	33	130	22	130	11	71	55	110	88	71	44	26	88	90	33	71	44
4.	VIE	103	110	1616	110	00	35	66	71	33	90	11	26	55	100	11	62	22	62	11	100	22	35	1111	62	55	71	22	44	33	44	33
5.	GER	102	26	44	81	44	150	00	53	22	71	00	120	22	150	33	81	22	35	66	90	00	110	55	35	55	44	55	110	1111	110	66
6.	THA	96	44	55	120	33	140	00	110	1010	150	00	110	66	90	55	120	44	110	55	110	1212	90	55	90	11	100	33	53	11	62	77
7.	TPE	92	35	44	53	55	110	66	35	33	100	22	81	33	110	1111	100	44	90	44	150	22	150	11	130	11	90	22	71	66	26	77
8.	CHN	87	140	22	26	1010	71	66	100	11	130	66	44	55	140	00	26	55	81	11	120	33	71	44	53	55	81	77	62	55	160	22
9.	ARG	79	90	11	130	33	120	22	44	77	26	55	140	44	81	66	71	44	150	00	160	22	53	44	160	22	53	66	35	88	81	11
10.	USA	69	130	00	100	33	26	1010	90	33	120	00	62	33	44	66	110	99	100	55	130	22	100	11	120	33	150	00	120	00	130	22
11.	JPN	69	160	11	140	33	130	00	81	44	140	22	160	00	160	11	44	99	110	55	62	44	130	00	110	55	160	11	140	44	150	33
12.	TUR	68	81	77	71	33	62	22	140	33	53	66	71	22	26	22	150	00	140	00	44	44	120	44	150	44	62	11	150	00	35	55
13.	BRA	62	53	33	90	00	90	44	150	11	62	33	53	77	110	00	160	00	71	33	26	66	44	22	100	44	120	55	100	11	140	44
14.	AUS	61	120	22	110	55	81	11	120	11	35	77	90	11	53	55	140	11	160	00	140	33	160	00	140	00	35	77	130	00	110	33
15.	UK	57	100	33	44	22	160	00	160	00	81	44	150	11	62	33	90	33	26	99	53	11	81	66	110	22	140	00	160	11	120	44
16.	FIN	55	71	11	160	00	44	22	62	66	160	11	100	55	130	44	110	66	120	55	81	44	140	11	81	33	110	00	110	55	53	00

Additional Content[edit]

Streams[edit]

Main Broadcast[edit]

Language
Streams

Team Streams[edit]

In addition, each of the 16 nations will have their own team stream. With the observing specifically sticks one nation per stream.

Team
Twitch

Team
Twitch

Map Broadcast[edit]

Team
Twitch

Interviews[edit]

Team Profiles[edit]

Videos[edit]

References[edit]

v d e PUBG Nations Cup 2019 Participating Nations
Americas	Argentina Brazil Canada USA
Asia	China Japan South Korea Taiwan Thailand Vietnam
Europe	Finland Germany Russia Turkey United Kingdom
Oceania	Australia

v d e 2019 Pro Leagues
Phase 1	NPL PEL PKL PML PJS DPGL S6
Phase 2	NPL PEL PKL PML PJS PCL
Phase 3	NPL PEL PKL PML PJS PCL
Global Events	FACEIT Global Summit GLL Grand Slam MET Asia Series Nations Cup Global Championship

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