2v2 PUBG Mobile TDM Showdown

1. Eligibility and registration

1.1 Regional scope and LAN requirement

• Open registration. Players from any region may register and play the online stages. Registration is capped at 128 teams, first come, first served.
• Offline LAN final. The Top 8 qualifying teams must physically attend and compete at the LAN venue in Narayanganj, Bangladesh.
• Travel. Teams outside Narayanganj are entirely responsible for their own travel, lodging and logistics.
• Forfeiture. A Top 8 team that fails or refuses to appear at the LAN venue forfeits its slot to the next highest-ranked online team.

1.2 Team composition

• Team size. Exactly two active main players (duo) per team.
• Substitutes. Up to one optional substitute, if registered before the roster lock.
• Roster lock. All in-game nicknames and PUBG character IDs (UIDs) submitted at registration lock once registration closes. Account sharing or mid-tournament roster changes cause immediate disqualification.

1.3 Account requirements

• Minimum level. PUBG Mobile account level 40 or higher, in good standing.
• Version. Official PUBG MOBILE Global client only.

2. Device and hardware restrictions

2.1 Permitted

• Mobile handheld smartphones running standard Android or iOS only.

2.2 Prohibited

• Emulators and PCs (GameLoop, BlueStacks and similar).
• Tablets and iPads.
• Physical attachments: external triggers, controllers, keymapping software, Bluetooth hardware peripherals.
• Violation: automatic, immediate disqualification of the entire team.

3. In-game match settings and loadout

3.1 Environment

• Mode. Team Deathmatch (TDM), Warehouse / Inventory.
• Perspective. Third-person (TPP).
• Sliding. Disabled. Players must explicitly disable sliding in settings.

3.2 Permitted weapons and attachments

• Weapon. M416 only (standard competitive TDM setting).
• Attachments. Red dot / scopes, extended mags, grips, compensators.

3.3 Prohibited weapons and gear

• Snipers, shotguns, SMGs, LMGs, pistols.
• Throwables: frag grenades, Molotov cocktails, stun grenades.
• Level 3 helmets and level 3 vests.
• Self-nading. Deliberately damaging yourself with map grenades is prohibited.

4. Tournament structure and progression

• Phase 1, preliminary online eliminations. All valid registered duo teams (a maximum of 128) enter online knockout rounds. Matches continue until the field is reduced to exactly 64 teams.
• Phase 2, Top 64 online group stage. The official group stage begins with the 64 remaining teams. Rounds progress online until exactly 8 teams remain.
• Phase 3, Top 8 offline LAN finals. The final 8 teams (16 players) compete in person at an indoor venue in Narayanganj. Quarterfinals, then semifinals, then the Grand Final.

5. Match format and tiebreakers

• Win condition. First team to 40 kills, or the highest total kills when the 10-minute timer expires.
• Series format. Preliminary eliminations best-of-1. Group stage best-of-3. Quarterfinals are single elimination, best-of-1. Semifinals best-of-3. Grand Final best-of-5.
• Tiebreaker. Identical kill score at the 10-minute mark: a one-round overtime is played immediately.

6. Prohibited conduct and anti-cheat

• Zero tolerance. Third-party hacks, speed mods, wallhacks or map glitching result in an immediate permanent ban from all future PFC events.
• Mandatory POV. Players must screen-record full screen and audio for all tournament matches.
• Verification. Officials may demand unedited POV footage within 2 hours of a match ending. Failure or refusal to provide valid POV results in match forfeiture.

7. Prize pool distribution

8. Dispute resolution and final authority

• Appeals and disputes. Submit with video or screenshot evidence to tournament administrators within 15 minutes of match completion.
• Final authority. Tournament officials reserve all rights regarding rule interpretation and event logistics. Admin decisions are binding and final.

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