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The Philippine Pro Gaming League (PPGL) returns for the second and final season of the year as it is set to roll out a Playerunknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) Mobile tournament within this month. The league will stick to the online-only format which was introduced in the first season with the country continuing to limit physical gatherings due to threat of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
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Following the PUBG Mobile tournament which will run throughout the month of November, PPGL will end the season with a Call Of Duty Mobile tournament on December. In an effort to serve a bigger local gaming community, the league will also expand its offerings with a Rocket League side tournament. The season will offer over Php900,000 worth of prizes plus exciting rewards for viewers and supporters. PPGL has also partnered with The Madrigal Project which will provide a platform for aspiring shoutcasters to hone their craft as the league will allot caster slots for exclusive sessions as well as handling aspirants the knowledge care of industry veterans.
"Here at Mineski Philippines, we want to serve as many gaming communities as possible and grow with the playerbase. Some of our featured tournaments started as side activities and only became a much bigger investment for us as we continue to listen to what our fans wanted to watch and play," said Mineski Philippines general manager Mark Navarro. "We want gamers across the country to feel that Mineski enables their passion for gaming and builds a community for them to thrive in." Registration for the second season of PPGL is free and open to anyone from any part of the country. Visit, follow and like the official Facebook page of the Philippine Pro Gaming League at www.facebook.com/ppglgg for more information on PPGL Season 2 and updates on registration details.
