Some of the strongest PUBG Mobile squads from across the globe are heading to Hong Kong this week, all set to compete in what many are seeing as one of this year’s most important international battles. With high-level teams coming in from South America, Asia, and even Europe, this event is shaping up to be more than just about wins; it’s a chance to prove who’s truly prepared for the season’s second half.
PUBG Mobile Hong Kong Invitational 2025: Participating Teams
- Weibo Gaming (China)
- LGD Gaming (China)
- ThunderTalk Gaming (China)
- Tianba (China)
- Alpha Gaming (Mongolia)
- Alpha7 Esports (Brazil)
- Bigetron (Indonesia)
- VOIN DONKEY ID (Indonesia)
- CelcomDigi Alliance (Malaysia)
- Dplus (South Korea)
- DRX (South Korea)
- INFLUENCE RAGE (Brazil)
- KINOTROPE (Japan)
- REJECT (Japan)
- Team Spirit (Russia)
- Vampire Esports (Thailand)
The competition is pulling in a wide range of teams with different playing styles, and it will be interesting to see who adapts fast enough.
PUBG Mobile Hong Kong Invitational 2025: Prize Pool Distribution
All teams taking part are getting US$1,394 just for showing up, which is a fair start. The real money, though, will be given based on where teams end up in the final standings. Here’s how the distribution looks:
- 1st place: US$210,320
- 2nd place: US$71,035
- 3rd place: US$43,178
- 4th place: US$29,249
- 5th–6th places: US$15,321 each
- 7th–8th places: US$8,357 each
- 9th–16th places: US$1,392 each
Also, the player who performs the best overall will take home US$5,571 as the MVP, which is not a small reward at all.
PUBG Mobile Hong Kong Invitational 2025: Schedule and Format
This invitational will be taking place from June 27 to 29 at the Chek Lap Kok arena in Hong Kong. The event’s going to run over three days with 21 total matches planned—seven for each day. Things change on the last day, though. The “Smash Rule” kicks in then: whatever the highest team’s score is after Day 2, you add 30 points to that, and that’s the target. Whoever crosses it first on Day 3 is the winner. This format ensures there’s no guessing, and it all ends with a clear champion. PUBG Mobile continues to make waves not only in esports but also in community engagement, with its second PDP Classic-themed design contest now live. The contest offers a $60,000 prize pool, encouraging fans to get creative while the pros battle it out in Hong Kong.
The PUBG Mobile Hong Kong Invitational 2025 will likely shape the rest of the season in big ways. The rules, especially the Smash Rule twist at the end, add a lot more pressure to perform consistently. And with teams from so many regions, fans will be watching to see not just who wins, but how different playstyles clash. It’s going to be three days of serious action.
