PSL Open Series #01
The first open qualifier of the season. Solo sign-up, competitive ruleset.
- Starts
- Oct 3, 2026, 7:00 PM UTC
- Format
- Single Elimination
- Location
- Online · North America
- Field
- 18 / 32
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The first open qualifier of the season. Solo sign-up, competitive ruleset.
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The first open qualifier of the season. Solo sign-up, competitive ruleset.
A fast double-elimination night for coordinated two-player teams.
Top performers from the Open Series meet in the season finale.
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