The last weekend of PAS1 is just around the corner, and there’s plenty to catch up on. From how things have unfolded so far to what’s on the line, plus Twitch drops, format details, and the full schedule, here’s your complete rundown.

PAS1 introduced an exciting new format this season, featuring two separate rounds of Playoffs and Finals. We’ve already seen Playoffs 1 and Finals 1 wrap up, with Team Falcons claiming the top spot, closely followed by Godlike and Team Liquid. After that, everything was reset, and the competition kicked off again with Playoffs 2 last weekend. From there, 16 teams secured their place in this weekend’s Finals 2. Here’s who made the cut:

It’s not just the players walking away with rewards this weekend. Viewers can also earn in-game items simply by tuning into the PAS1 Finals on Twitch. These drops will also be available during the PUBG EMEA Championship broadcasts.

May 8

• Watch 60 minutes of the stream: Friendly Fire (Spray)

• Watch 120 minutes of the stream: Networked Gloves

May 9

• Watch 60 minutes of the stream: Victory Dance 142

• Watch 120 minutes of the stream: Foulmouthed Mask

May 10

• Watch 30 minutes of the stream: Lipovka Slacks

• Watch 60 minutes of the stream: Dash Doberman Tee

• Watch 120 minutes of the stream: Serpent’s Garden Jacket

Drops will be active on PUBG: Battlegrounds (EN), PUBG: Battlegrounds (PTBR)

What’s the format?

The format for the Finals remains a familiar one. Sixteen teams will battle it out across three days, playing a total of 15 matches. By the end of Sunday, the team with the highest overall points will be crowned the Finals 2 Champion. 

What’s at stake?

These Finals are a major proving ground for teams looking to make it onto the global stage. Most importantly, this is where the majority of PGC Points are up for grabs, the key factor in qualifying for the PUBG Global Championship, the pinnacle event in PUBG Esports. While some points were earned during the Playoffs, the Finals carry much greater weight, making them the decisive stage in the qualification race.

There’s even more on the line, too. The two teams with the highest total PGC Points from PEC: Spring will earn direct qualification to the Esports World Cup in Riyadh later this year, along with entry into all PUBG Global Series events in the second half of the season, including PGS Circuits 3 and 4.

And to top it all off, each Finals weekend features a $30,000 prize pool, giving every team even more incentive to perform when it matters most.

Be sure to tune in on our Twitch, YouTube and Kick channels to catch all of the action!