Amateur team SKY ESPORTS has won the G2 x PUBG MOBILE Community Tournament, taking home €500 in cash, a €125 Amazon gift card and G2-branded merchandise. Twenty-five teams entered, according to the release.
The tournament ran last weekend on PMG2, a custom map built in PUBG MOBILE’s World of Wonder creation mode and modelled on Counter-Strike’s Dust II. Players got one life per match in a classic bomb-defusal mode. G2 and PUBG MOBILE opened sign-ups for the amateur-only event in October.
How the bracket played out
Saturday’s qualifiers were best-of-one, single-elimination matches. Four semi-final spots were up for grabs: SKY ESPORTS, WM OFFICIALS, STAR DUST ESPORTS and DMSXBIS took them.
On Sunday, SKY ESPORTS played WM OFFICIALS and STAR DUST ESPORTS played DMSXBIS, both in a best-of-three format. SKY ESPORTS and STAR DUST ESPORTS each won 2–0, setting up the Grand Final. SKY ESPORTS won it 2–0 as well, taking the second match 6–1.
DMSXBIS beat WM OFFICIALS in the third-place match after what the release calls a hard-fought game.
Prizes
Runners-up STAR DUST ESPORTS received €300 in cash, a €125 Amazon gift card and G2-branded merchandise. DMSXBIS took third place with €200, a €125 Amazon gift card and merchandise. Fourth-placed WM OFFICIALS got €125 in Amazon gift cards.
The event was open only to amateurs, aimed at Western Europe’s large Counter-Strike community. It is the latest step in the G2 and PUBG MOBILE partnership, which also includes an ambassador programme for creators across the region and the 2026 PUBG MOBILE Club Open (PMCO) Western Europe, a major regional tournament.
The following was sent as a press release to Inven Global.
