Registration is now open
The wait is over. Registration is now open for PEC: Fall and PAS2!
Gather your squad, lock in your roster, and get ready to compete against teams from across EMEA and the Americas. Your journey begins in the weekly Scrims and Cups, and if you continue to perform, you will earn the opportunity to face some of the regions best teams in the Playoffs and Finals.
There, you will compete for prize money, valuable PGC Points, and the chance to strengthen your position in the race toward the PUBG Global Championship 2026 in Istanbul, Türkiye.
Now is the time to sign up and prepare for another exciting season of West Esports.
Sign Up link below:
PEC: Fall - SIGN UP HERE
PAS2 - SIGN UP HERE
The official rulebooks for both tournaments are available below:
PEC: Fall Rulebook - LINK
PAS2 Rulebook - LINK
Tournament Schedule
PEC: Fall and PAS2 will once again follow the familiar tournament structure used earlier this year, featuring five weeks of Scrims and Cups before the competition concludes with two sets of Playoffs and Finals. Check out the full schedule below and make sure to mark the key dates in your calendar.
Tournament Format
Scrims & Cups
PEC: Fall/PAS2 begins with five weeks of Scrims and Cups. Each week starts with three days of elimination-style Scrims, where teams battle to secure one of 16 places in the weekly Cup.
Every Saturday, those 16 teams compete in a best-of-five Cup, earning valuable points on the overall leaderboard. At the end of the five-week circuit, the top 18 teams on the overall Cups leaderboard advance to the Playoffs. In addition, the winners of Cup 4 and Cup 5 automatically qualify for the Playoffs.
Playoffs
The Playoffs feature 16 teams per day and bring together the top teams from the Cups with eight invited partner teams. Teams are seeded into different Playoff days based on their overall Cups leaderboard position.
On Day 1, the top eight teams advance directly to the Finals. The remaining teams carry over to Day 2, where they're joined by the next eight teams from the Cups leaderboard. Five more teams qualify for the Finals before the remaining teams advance to Day 3, where the final three Finals spots are decided.
Finals
Just like PEC: Spring/PAS1, Playoffs and Finals will take place twice. Following the first Finals weekend, the same teams will return for a second Playoffs stage and another opportunity to qualify for the Finals.
Across both Finals weekends, teams will battle for regional glory, and valuable PGC Points in the race toward the PUBG Global Championship 2026.
PGC Points Table
The regional series offers teams the opportunity to earn PGC Points, bringing them one step closer to qualifying for the PUBG Global Championship 2026. Below you will find how the race currently stands in EMEA and the Americas.
Take a look at the PGC Points up for grabs during PEC: Fall and PAS2 below.
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