By Gametube
The PMSL 2025 Europe Spring came to a close on July 6, 2025, with the top four teams advancing to the PUBG Mobile World Cup (PMWC) 2025. Team Falcons emerged victorious in the tournament after brilliant performances in the Grand Finals. The team grabbed 136 points and two Chicken Dinners in the finals. Their star athlete, Coa77, was the MVP. The club was awarded $37,000 in prize money.Fire Flux Esports also had a phenomenal run in the PMSL 2025. The side ensured a finish in the second spot to their name, earning a cash prize of $23,750. The Turkish squad accumulated 125 points and three Chicken Dinners.The PMSL 2025 Europe Spring took place from June 23 to July 6. A total of 24 teams competed against each other for four spots in the PMWC 2025 and a huge prize pool of $200,000. The Grand Finals was held in Smash Rule in Istanbul, Turkey.Prize pool distribution of PMSL 2025 Europe Spring View this post on Instagram Instagram PostTeam Falcons – $37,000Fire Flux Esports – $23,750IDA Esports – $19,500Regnum Carya Esports – $15,000IW NRX – $12,250S2G Esports – $17,000Kara Esports – $9,000Boars Gaming – $8,250Papara SuperMassive – $5,250K1 – $5, 250Thunder TalQ – $9,250Fenerbah莽e Esports – $7,000Black Esports – $4,500FUT Esports – $5,500Barsay Esports – $5,000BRA BrxMumia Esports – $4,500Besiktas Getso – $750RUKH eSports – $750Guild Esports – $1250BX Brothers – $750Galatasaray Esports – $500Team EGO – $250RAFHA Esports – $250MVP Esports – $250IDA Esports secured the third spot after delivering outstanding performances in their last six matches. The lineup achieved 119 points with the help of 49 kills and two Chicken Dinners in 18 matches. The team walked away with $19,500 in prize money.Regnum Carya Esports, who won the PMGO 2025, came fourth in the PMSL Europe. The squad, led by Sylas, had an excellent start but faltered on the final day of the event and slipped from first to fourth in the overall standings. The team was awarded $15,000 in prize money.Qualified teams for PMWC 2025 from PMSL Europe Team FalconsFire FluxIDA EsportsRegnum Carya Esports View this post on Instagram Instagram PostNext Ruya missed the qualification for the PMWC by a whisker. The Turkish team ranked fifth with 112 points. S2G Gaming had an outstanding start to the Finals but lost their momentum in the last six matches. The squad slumped to sixth place with 109 points.Kara Esports and Boars Gaming finished seventh and eighth, respectively. FUT Esports had a disappointing run in the finale as the team ranked 14th with 69 points. Barsay Esports was 16th with 62 points.