PUBG’s PUBG Mobile Star Challenge (PMSC 2019) is currently in its third episode of Ro To Stardom mini-series. In this episode, Team SOUL welcomed content creator Rolex, and Dynamo Gaming was roped in by Station Gaming. se draft picks were decided on basis of invitations sent out by respective teams to content creators. For content creators, with multiple invitations. y could choose which invitation to accept after publicly displaying se.  

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third episode of mini-series is available for viewing from . At this point in time, India’s own content creator Dynamo Gaming is leing pack as far as accumulating fan votes based on performance is concerned. He has so far garnered 443257 votes. In a hilarious moment in competition, Raw Knee Gaming seemed to be upset (on a lighter te) with Rolex who has w been drafted by Team SOUL. Here, remember that team still has IG Mortal – who would only move away from team after completion of PMSC 2019.  

Also, Team SOUL are only one among a handful of English-speaking players. Rolex seemed to be comfortable with this aspect – upon joining team. n, Dynamo Gaming was drafted to Station Gaming (SSG). Rolex was earlier with SSG. For unpaired content creators, y received custom pairing later based on individual selection from unpaired players. As far as se pairings (with content creators) are concerned, Gareeboo is with TeamIND, Rolex with Team SOUL, and Kronten Gaming with Evos.  In end, Kenboo and Bigetron walked away with “Chicken Dinner”.  

Content Creators Also Switch Teams

After match, gaming creators were also given an opportunity to switch teams which resulted in RawKnee Gaming coming back to Team SOUL. Kenboo also switched to a team which was t revealed and would be done in next episode of Ro To Stardom that streams on 31 August. grand finale of PMSC 2019 takes place in Taipei between 7-8 September 2019. This predicament is definitely interesting. 

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