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Starting September 7, North America’s National PUBG League (NPL) 2019 will enter its third and final stretch of competition in the leadup to the PUBG Global Championship Grand Finals that will take place in Oakland, California on November 23 and 24. For the next four weeks, the best PUBG teams throughout North America will engage in six matches a day every Saturday and Sunday, gradually whittling down the competition to the core five teams who will gain spots at the PUBG Global Championship.
The four consecutive weekends of matches will start on Saturday and Sunday starting at 2pm PT, and will take place over the duration of six matches. New to Phase 3 is the addition of the Southeast Asia-inspired Sanhok map to the PUBG Esports map pool, giving the 16 NPL teams a new environment to master in competition.
Phase 3 also includes the NPL Contenders, the North Amerian relegation league that will also run for the next four weeks, with weekly online matches starting every Tuesday at 5pm PT. The teams will be fighting for the chance to face off against established NPL teams for a spot on the NPL roster in Phase 1 of next year’s NPL cycle.
Phase 3 will not feature the NPL Royale, and instead, the corresponding prize pool will be re-distributed throughout the entire NPL competition.
The action is set to begin on Saturday, September 7, and fans can witness every intense shootout, lucky loot drop and near-catastrophe of NPL Phase at the official PUBG NPL website – https://na.pubgesports.com/. More information about the new streamlined NPL Phase 3 schedule can be found here – https://na.pubgesports.com/news/1155/npl-streamlined-locked-and-loaded-for-phase-3
