Four South Korean teams secure BMIC 2025 spots as PMPS 2025 concludes

The PUBG Mobile Pro Series 2025 Season 2 has concluded at Daejeon Esports Stadium, Daejeon, South Korea, with Dplus emerging as champions. Notably, the top four teams from the tournament have qualified for the highly anticipated BGMI International Cup 2025, scheduled to take place in India. Check out the PMPS 2025 winners, BMIC 2025 qualified teams, and more.

Dplus wins PMPS 2025 South Korea; top 4 qualified for BGMI International Cup 2025

Winner	Dplus
Runner up	Nongshim RedForce
2nd Runner up	Jecheon Phalanx

Dplus featuring prominet players like chpz, OSAL, FAVIAN, Noblu, and FOREST dominated the PMPS 2025 Grand Finals by securing a total of 138 points to claim the title. 

NS RedForce secured the second spot with a total of 115 points while Jecheon Phalanx finished at third postion. DRX clintched the 4th place and qualified for the BMIC 2025. 

PMPS 2025 Grand Finals Points Table 

1. Dplus – 138 Points
2. NS RedForce – 115 Points
3. Jecheon Phalanx – 115 Points
4. DRX – 110 Points
5. FN Esports – 92 Points
6. Restart CG – 91 Points
7. GAME PT – 80 Points
8. Reto Esports – 74 Points
9. Eagle Owls – 71 Points
10. Yangju Whales – 60 Points
11. Jeonnam Esports – 55 Points
12. Mir Gaming – 49 Points
13. GG – 35 Points
14. Re Mind – 31 Points
15. GNL Esports – 30 Points
16. Xiao Us – 26 Points

BGMI International

Cup 2025 Qualified Teams from South Korea

• Dplus
• NS RedForce
• Jecheon Phalanx
• DRX

About BMIC 2025

BGMI International Cup (BMIC) 2025 will take place from October 31 to November 2. This will be a three-day LAN event, expected to be played in New Delhi, featuring 16 teams competing for the INR 1 Crore prize pool and 2 PMGC 2025 slots.

Teams

• Dplus
• NS RedForce
• Jecheon Phalanx
• DRX
• #1 BMSD 2025
• #2 BMSD 2025
• #3 BMSD 2025
• #4 BMSD 2025
• #5 BMSD 2025
• #6 BMSD 2025
• #7 BMSD 2025
• #8 BMSD 2025
• #1 PMJL 2025
• #2 PMJL 2025
• #3 PMJL 2025
• #4 PMJL 2025

16 teams, including the top 8 teams from the BGMI Showdown 2025, the top 4 from Pro Series Korea, and the top 4 from the Japan League, will compete in a total of 18 matches. The top two teams from the tournament will qualify for the PMGC 2025.