PUBG Mobile Club Open (PMCO) Fall Split 2021: Registration and Qualifiers dates, regions and more

ByAsad Sial June 19, 2021August 12, 2025

PUBG Mobile Club Open 2021 Fall Split Registration

With the culmination of the Spring Split of the PUBG Mobile Esports circuit, Tencent has finally announced the Fall Split of the PUBG Mobile Club Open 2021. The PMCO Fall Split 2021 is a tournament in the making for amateur and semi-professional teams/players to show their mettle on an official stage and demonstrate its worth.

Registration for the PUBG Mobile Club Open: Fall Split 2021 will begin on June 21 (Monday) and will continue until July 5 (Monday).

The tournament will take place in 23 different countries/regions.

PUBG Mobile Club Open Fall Split 2021 region:

The Middle East and Africa Region- Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Egypt, United Arab Emirates, MENA Wild Card, and Africa
South Asia Region- Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh, South Asia Wild Card
Americas Region- Brazil, Mexico, LATAM WC, North America
Europe Wildcard- Commonwealth of Independent States, Germany, United Kingdom, France, and Europe Wild Card.
South-East Asia region- Southeast Asia Wild Card.
Rest of Asia and Oceania region- Hong Kong Taiwan and Macau (HTM) and Wildcard.

The PMCO Fall Split 2021 qualifying dates are July 20-26, with the exception of the HTM region, where it will take place September 20-26.

The prize pool for the PMCO has also increased by 22 percent compared to the Spring Split, reaching $ 2 million.

The best teams in the tournament will proceed directly to their respective PUBG Mobile Pro League, where they will face off against some of the best teams in their region.

The PMCO Spring Split 2021 was a great success, as more than 58,000 teams from 180 countries around the world participated in the tournament. Compared to 2020, this represents a 55 percent increase in participation.

Finally, Tencent has implemented a mandatory rule that requires all PMCO players to install the GAC (anti-cheat app) app to address the cheating issue.

Failure to comply will result in disqualification.

Note:- Registration will not be open for teams from India because the game is banned in India.

Asad Sial

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