How to watch PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2023
The PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2023, one of the biggest events in the discipline's calendar, will begin on July 11 and run till July 16. it will have two stages, starting with the Allstars one, from where the top six teams will advance to the main tournament.
So far, ten sides have been confirmed for the central portion of this PUBG Mobile tournament, consisting of one each from the Saudi eLeague, Japan League, South Asia Championship, MEA Championship, Americas Championship, and European Championship, and two each from the Peacekeeper Elite League and SEA Super League. Here are some details on it, alongside broadcast details and previous viewership stats.
More details about and where to watch the PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2023?
This mid-season international competition of the 2023 PUBG Mobile competitive season will be broadcast on the official PUBG Mobile channels on Twitch, Facebook, and YouTube. Many popular streamers will also be streaming happenings live from the comforts of their homes, meaning many fans can catch their favorite online personalities and game in one destination.
With no Nimo TV to broadcast the event this time, it remains to be seen how the viewership stats of the PMWI 2023 pan out. It was the most popular platform during the 2021 edition, which did some monster numbers, and with its shutdown last year, the discipline's stats have been on the decline. Hence, this year's mid-season tournament will give a lot of clues about the direction the esport is heading in.
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For those unaware, the PUBG Mobile World Invitational is sponsored by Gamers8, the world’s biggest esports and gaming event. It will be the first international tournament of the game's competitive calendar this year and will emanate from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, as part of the home company's The Land of Heroes esports festival.
It has been part of this Gamers8 series since its inception in 2021, handing out some pretty high prize money amounts to its winners and participants. This year, the overall purse will be a whopping $3,000,000.
What happened last year?
The PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2022 ended up with the highest Peak Viewers number among all Gamers8 events last year with 421K people. It also did 236K Average Viewers and 7.1 million Hours Watched over 30 hours of airtime.
While these stats were not close to the audience reach of World Championships, this competition made it into the top three of the highest-paying tournaments in the history of this discipline, thanks to a $3 million prize pool. Ahead of it were the PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2021 Finals ($3.49 million) and the Peacekeeper Elite League 2020 Season 3 ($3.1 million).
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