As always with a PUBG event, the English-language team of talent bringing you all the PGI.S action is stellar.
Casters:
- Richard "TheSimms" Simms
- Lauren "pansy" Scott
- Clinton "Paperthin" Bader
- Mike "Porosaurus" Navarro
- Matt "Matrym" Oates
- Tobias "TheNameIsToby" Wiinblad
Analysts:
- Martin "Avnqr" Gøth
- Mike "Porosaurus" Navarro
- Patrick "Frosz" Iu
- Dustin "Godspeed" Kane
- Stephanie "Klov3r" Naboshek
- Michael "hypoc" Robins
- Cameron Davis
Hosts:
- James "Kaelaris" Carrol
- Steven "Toffees" Pierce
PGI.S Stream Details
All matches can be seen on the official PUBG Esports channels. Just click the links below!
- Twitch
- YouTube
Be mindful that drops will only be enabled on the Twitch stream.
- As always, a separate channel will host the live map feed.
For a detailed list of regional streams — there are an impressive twenty-three different languages supported in total — click here.
Watch PGI.S... In-Game?
For the first time ever, players will be able to catch all the action while actually in-game.
Special screens have been added throughout Miramar and Erangel that will broadcast the PGI.S matches in real-time.
Be careful not to be caught napping though!
PGI.S Tournament Format & Prize Pool Structure
PGI.S Teams
The PUBG Global Invitational.S will be the biggest and most ambitious PUBG tournament held to date. It will see 32 teams from around the world head to South Korea for an eight-week event, with a minimum prize pool of $3.5m on the table.
