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PUBG Circuit 4 Sets Final 2026 PGC Points Race

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PUBG Global Series Circuit 4 begins October 14 and closes November 1, completing the 2026 season’s 12-event global series. The final circuit contains PGS 10, PGS 11 and PGS 12, with the accumulated standings determining eight qualification places for the PUBG Global Championship 2026.

The first two tournaments carry the standard Circuit 4 points scale. Their winners receive 60 PGS Points apiece. PGS 12 doubles that scale, awarding 120 points to first place and 96 to second. A team that wins all three events could therefore collect 240 points during the circuit.

Three tournaments run across 19 days

PGS 10 opens with a group stage on October 14. Its winners and survival stages follow on October 15 and 16, before a two-day final on October 17 and 18. PGS 11 skips the opening group stage: its winners stage is scheduled for October 22, its survival stage for October 23, and its final for October 24 and 25.

PGS 12 starts with a survival stage on October 29. The Grand Finals run from October 30 through November 1. The top eight teams in the Circuit 4 standings after PGS 10 and 11 advance directly to those finals; the other 16 teams must compete for the remaining places.

The qualification cutoff remains close

Virtus.pro enters the circuit first in the season standings with 261 points. Made in Thailand has 224, 17Gaming has 223, and T1 has 208. The tighter contest is around eighth place, the final points-based PGC berth. Petrichor Road holds it with 152 points, two behind seventh-place Falcons. Gen.G Esports is ninth with 145, seven points below the cutoff.

Those totals are provisional because all three Circuit 4 results still count toward the season table. The 240-point maximum is the amount available to one team that wins every event, not a shared prize pool or a guaranteed movement in the standings.

Finishing position also controls PGC seeding

The final points leader advances directly to the PGC 2026 Grand Finals. The runner-up starts at Survival Stage Day 1, while teams placed third through eighth begin in the Qualifying Stage. Circuit 4 can therefore change both which teams qualify and where each qualifier enters the championship.

PGS 10 has 24 teams divided into three groups through snake seeding based on PGS 9 results. PGS 9 winner Gen.G heads Group A, T1 starts in Group B, and Falcons leads Group C. PUBG Esports says it will publish further updates if the tournament details change.

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