PUBG esports is back in Seoul for Circuit 2, with 12 Global Partner Teams and 12 PGS invited teams competing across PGS 4, 5, and 6. The action starts May 20 with PGS 4's Group Stage.
All Circuit 2 matches run daily at 19:00 KST (10:00 UTC / 11:00 CET), except PGS 4's Group Stage on May 20, which starts earlier at 14:00 KST (05:00 UTC / 06:00 CET). PGS 5 runs May 28–31, and PGS 6 wraps up with Grand Finals on June 5–7. A new patch enters the mix for Circuit 2, shifting the competitive meta and forcing teams to rethink strategies that worked in Circuit 1. With EWC qualification tied to PGS Points, every placement matters more than usual.
The official English broadcast is live on Twitch, YouTube, and Kick. Turkish and Brazilian/Portuguese language streams are also available on their respective channels.
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