Wolves collect $60,000 at PMGO as 4K’s ALA wins MVP

Wolves Esports won the PUBG Mobile Global Open (PMGO) 2026 Season 2 Grand Finals in Lahore on October 25, taking their total earnings from the event to $60,000. The champions received $50,000 for the title and another $10,000 for finishing first in Group B.

AK Gold Esports collected $25,000 as Grand Finals runners-up, while third-placed 4K Esports received $20,000. ALA of 4K was named Grand Finals MVP after recording 23 eliminations across 12 matches.

How Wolves secured the title

Wolves entered the Grand Finals after topping Group B with 64 points on October 21. Their title was decided under the Smash Rule: having crossed the 67-point match point, they won a Chicken Dinner in Match 12 to secure the championship.

Six players were part of the run: Juancho7, WhiteLegy, SLONIK, Lmntrixxx, NCSSRY and Baton. Wolves finished 21st at Season 1 in Jakarta, where the organisation earned $11,000.

AK Gold finished the Lahore Grand Finals with 94 points, eight more than Wolves’ 86, but the Smash Rule determined the winner. 4K placed third with 88 points. Across the Group Stage, Survival Stage, Grand Finals and awards, 4K’s reported earnings reached $35,000, ahead of AK Gold’s $32,000 despite finishing one place lower in the final standings.

Awards and prize money across the event

ALA’s MVP award came after he helped 4K to third place, while AK Gold’s Satar was reported as the event’s best IGL. AK Gold also finished with the highest points total in the Grand Finals lobby.

The tournament’s $500,000 prize pool covered 32 teams. Competition began with two Group Stage pools on October 20 and 21, followed by the Survival Stage on October 22 and the Grand Finals on October 24 and 25. S2G Esports won Group A with 60 points, earning the same $10,000 group-winner payout as Wolves.

What the result means for PMGC qualification

Wolves also earned 150 PUBG Mobile Global Championship (PMGC) points, while AK Gold took 96. Points collected across the 2026 circuit will decide guaranteed places at PMGC 2026, which is set to take place in Istanbul, Turkiye later this year.

Horaa Esports, the best South Asian earner, collected $26,500 for fourth place. The Nepali side led after the first day of the Grand Finals and was the first team to reach match point on Day 2, but Wolves ultimately claimed the title and the event’s biggest payout.