PUBG’s Final PGS Circuit Starts 14 October With 240 Points Left

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Hero image: PUBG: Battlegrounds. Image: Krafton

Three tournaments are left in the 2026 PUBG Global Series, and they decide who goes to PGC 2026. PGS 10 opens on 14 October, and the last of the 240 points goes on 1 November.

PGS Circuit 4 is the end of the road for this year’s PGS Points race. Krafton set out the full schedule on Steam this week. It runs from 14 October to 1 November across PGS 10, PGS 11 and the Circuit Final, PGS 12. The post gives dates only, with no start times or venue, so we can’t give you Australian times yet.

Here is the calendar to put in your diary. PGS 10 starts with the Group Stage on 14 October. The Winners Stage follows on 15 October and the Survival Stage on 16 October. The Final Stage runs 17 and 18 October. PGS 11 has a Winners Stage on 22 October, a Survival Stage on 23 October and a Final Stage on 24 and 25 October. PGS 12 opens with its Survival Stage on 29 October, then the Grand Finals run from 30 October to 1 November.

Calendar graphic of the PGS Circuit 4 schedule, with PGS 10 from 14 to 18 October, PGS 11 from 22 to 25 October and PGS 12 from 29 October to 1 November
The PGS Circuit 4 schedule. Image: Krafton

PGS 12 works differently. The top eight teams in the Circuit 4 points table go straight to its Grand Finals. The other 16 fight it out in the Survival Stage for the remaining spots.

Now the race itself. Virtus.pro lead the standings on 261 points. Made in Thailand sit on 224, 17Gaming on 223 and T1 on 208. The cut is tight. Petrichor Road hold eighth on 152, Falcons are seventh on 154, and Gen.G Esports are ninth on 145, seven points short. If you followed Virtus.pro and Falcons in Finals 2, you know how fast that can move.

Table of PGS Points standings after Circuit 3, led by Virtus.pro on 261, with Petrichor Road eighth on 152
PGS Points after Circuit 3. Image: Krafton

There are plenty of points to swing it. A PGS 10 or PGS 11 win is worth 60 points, with points paid down to 16th. PGS 12 doubles everything, so the winner takes 120 and second gets 96. That makes 240 the most any one team can add.

The top eight after PGS 12 qualify for PGC 2026, and the order matters. First place goes straight to the PGC Grand Finals. Second starts at Survival Stage Day 1. Third to eighth start in the Qualifying Stage.

PGS 10’s groups are set, snake-seeded from the PGS 9 results. PGS 9 winner Gen.G Esports lead Group A with Made in Thailand, Virtus.pro, TEAM LIQUID, DN SOOPers, Sharper Esports, Team Vitality and Natus Vincere. Group B has T1, Alpha Gaming, GAM The Expendables, eArena, Petrichor Road, FULL SENSE, TYLOO and JD Gaming. Group C has Falcons, Geekay Esports, Anyone’s Legend, 17Gaming, FOUR ANGRY MEN, Twisted Minds, 09 and Godlike.

Krafton says it will post further updates if anything changes. We’ll have times for you once they are out, as we did for the last points weekend. Until then, jump into PUBG: Battlegrounds and get your own drops in.

Source: PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS (Steam) – The Final Road to PGC begins: PGS Circuit 4!, Steam – PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS