The event features a large international field with Group A and Group B containing a mix of prominent teams such as Twisted Minds, Gen.G Esports, JDG Esports, T1, Virtus.pro, FaZe Clan, Natus Vincere, Team Falcons, and others, highlighting a diverse lineup.

Group A lists teams including Twisted Minds, Gen.G Esports, The Expendables, JDG Esports, T1, and FN Pocheon, among others, signaling a wide spread of talent across the bracket.

Group B includes Virtus.pro, Team Falcons, FaZe Clan, Natus Vincere, ROC Esports, and other leading squads, establishing a competitive second pool alongside Group A.

The Last Stage runs December 5 to 7 at centralwOrld Pulse, with the top five advancing to the Grand Finals where the final 16 teams compete over three days to crown the 2025 champion.

A total of 33 teams qualified for the PUBG Global Championship 2025 through results from PUBG Global Series events and world rankings, forming the field for Bangkok.

The PUBG Global Championship 2025 will run from late November through mid-December in Bangkok, Thailand, featuring a $1.5 million prize pool and in-person competition for 33 teams.

The final Global Series determined the 33 attending teams and their group placements, which are organized into Group A and Group B.

Analysts note potential favorites to win include Twisted Minds, the Global Series 9 winner, and Virtus.pro, the Global Series 10 winner, underscoring a high-profile field.

Regions represented span nine teams from Asia, five from Asia-Pacific, and European and American squads like FaZe Clan, Natus Vincere, Team Liquid, and FURIA, with FULL SENSE as a wildcard host invitation.

The schedule runs from November 28 to December 14, 2025, starting with a three-day Group Stage featuring 18 matches, where the top five advance to the Grand Finals and the bottom three are eliminated.

Full Sense is the only host-region representative whose seed and group placement have not yet been clarified in the current lineup.