PGS Circuit 4 Begins: The Final Race to PGC 2026
The final stretch of the 2026 PUBG Global Series is approaching with the launch of PGS Circuit 4. This concluding phase consists of three major events—PGS 10, PGS 11, and the season finale, PGS 12—which will ultimately determine the eight teams qualifying for the PUBG Global Championship 2026.
The battle for PGS Points is reaching a fever pitch. Following the conclusion of Circuit 3, Virtus.pro leads the standings with 261 points, followed by Made in Thailand (224), 17Gaming (223), and T1 (208). Currently, Petrichor Road holds the final qualification spot in eighth place with 152 points. However, the margins are razor-thin: Falcons sit just two points ahead in seventh, while Gen.G Esports trails the cutoff by only seven points.
With 240 PGS Points still up for grabs, the stakes couldn't be higher. Winners of PGS 10 and PGS 11 will earn 60 points each, while the final PGS 12 will feature double points, awarding 120 to the winner. Beyond mere qualification, these points dictate seeding for PGC 2026: the top-ranked team will advance directly to the Grand Finals, while those in the 3rd–8th range will enter through the Qualifying Stage.
The PGS Circuit 4 schedule is set:
- PGS 10 (October 14–18): Group Stage through the Final Stage.
- PGS 11 (October 22–25): Winners Stage through the Final Stage.
- PGS 12 (October 29 – November 1): Survival Stage and Grand Finals.
Groups for PGS 10 have been finalized via a snake seeding format based on PGS 9 results. Group A includes Gen.G Esports, Made in Thailand, Virtus.pro, TEAM LIQUID, DN SOOPers, Sharper Esports, Team Vitality, and Natus Vincere. Group B is led by T1, and Group C by Falcons. Notably, Team Flash will replace GAM The Expendables in the tournament following their withdrawal.
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