KRAFTON says the 2026 PUBG Global Series is down to its last three events: PGS 10, PGS 11 and the Circuit Final, PGS 12. In its October 22 announcement, the company says those tournaments make up Circuit 4, the closing stretch of the 12-event season, and that PGS 11’s Winners Stage is now on the calendar.
The developer says the final PGS Points standings will be set after PGS 12, which will decide the eight teams that qualify for PUBG Global Championship 2026. It also says 240 PGS Points are still available across the three remaining tournaments, so the standings can still shift before the season ends.
That is the same run of events KRAFTON has been tracking across the last few weeks, including the final PGS 2026 push and the cutoff race for PGC qualification. The new update adds the latest schedule details and the current points table as the field moves from one event to the next.
PGS Circuit 4 runs through November 1
KRAFTON says Circuit 4 runs from October 14 to November 1. The schedule begins with PGS 10, which opened on October 14 with its Group Stage, followed by the Winners Stage on October 15, the Survival Stage on October 16, and the Final Stage on October 17-18.
PGS 11 follows on October 22 with its Winners Stage, then the Survival Stage on October 23 and the Final Stage on October 24-25. PGS 12 closes the circuit with its Survival Stage on October 29 and Grand Finals from October 30 to November 1.
KRAFTON says PGS 12 is the Circuit Final. The top eight teams in the Circuit 4 PGS Points standings will move directly into the Grand Finals based on points earned through PGS 10 and PGS 11. The other 16 teams will have to play the Survival Stage for the remaining Grand Finals spots.
The company says PGS 12 also ends the full 2026 PGS Points race, which stretches from PGS 1 through PGS 12. In other words, when PGS 12 is over, the season-long standings will be final.
Current PGS Points standings remain tight
After three circuits and nine PGS events, KRAFTON says the race for PGS Points is still crowded. Virtus.pro leads with 261 points, followed by Made in Thailand on 224, 17Gaming on 223 and T1 on 208.
The current eighth and final PGC qualification spot belongs to Petrichor Road, which sits on 152 points. Falcons are just ahead in seventh with 154, while Gen.G Esports are ninth with 145 and seven points behind the cutoff.
KRAFTON says the standings are not close to settled. There is still PGS 10, PGS 11 and double points at PGS 12, and the company notes that those events leave enough room for teams to move well up or down the table.
The announcement also spells out how the final PGS Points ranking shapes PGC 2026 seeding. The team that finishes first in the season standings will go straight to the PGC 2026 Grand Finals. Second place begins in Survival Stage Day 1, while teams finishing third through eighth enter the Qualifying Stage.
KRAFTON puts it plainly: “There is still everything to play for after Circuit 3.” The company adds that a single strong finish could change the race to PGC.
PGS 10 groups are set after PGS 9
PGS 10 starts the final stretch, and KRAFTON has already confirmed the 24 teams in the Group Stage. The groups were drawn in a snake seeding format based on the final results of PGS 9. Gen.G Esports, the PGS 9 winner, were placed in Group A, second-place T1 in Group B and third-place Falcons in Group C. Placement then alternates through the rest of the standings.
The confirmed groups are:
- Group A: Gen.G Esports, Made in Thailand, Virtus.pro, TEAM LIQUID, DN SOOPers, Sharper Esports, Team Vitality, Natus Vincere
- Group B: T1, Alpha Gaming, Team Flash, eArena, Petrichor Road, FULL SENSE, TYLOO, JD Gaming
- Group C: Falcons, Geekay Esports, Anyone’s Legend, 17Gaming, FOUR ANGRY MEN, Twisted Minds, 09(Team Nemesis at PGS 9), Godlike
KRAFTON also added an updated roster note on October 12. After GAM The Expendables withdrew from PGS Circuit 4, Team Flash was chosen as the replacement team based on its placement in PVS Phase 1, in line with the existing qualification criteria. The company says it will post more updates if the tournament field changes again.
That update matters because it changes the line-up for a circuit where every result feeds into the final standings. KRAFTON says the full 2026 PUBG Global Series journey began with PGS 1, and only three tournaments now remain between the current table and the final PGC 2026 qualifiers.
The developer’s message is focused on the same point throughout: the season is not over, and the numbers are still live. With 60 points available at each of PGS 10 and PGS 11, plus 120 points at PGS 12, the final order can still change before the year is finished.
For more on the buildup to Circuit 4, GAMER2GO previously covered KRAFTON’s Circuit 4 breakdown and the earlier points race update. We also tracked Virtus.pro’s PGS 10 win, which helped shape the current standings.
120 points at PGS 12 is doing a lot of heavy lifting here. KRAFTON really left the whole season hanging on one final circuit like this.