Online qualifiers
Knockout rounds played online until exactly 64 teams remain.
Best of 1
Up to 200 duos enter the online qualifiers, which cut the field to 64. The group stage cuts it to 8. Those eight duos play the LAN finals in person, in Narayanganj, for BDT 20,000.
Six online stages, one cut at a time. Group winners move on, wild cards fill the Round of 64, and the last eight duos play in person.
Paid out at the LAN finals. All eight finalists take home a share: the top four placings are tiered, and 5th to 8th each receive BDT 500.
Every registered duo starts in the online qualifiers. No seeding, no invites. Survive the cuts and the last stage is played on LAN in front of a crowd.
Knockout rounds played online until exactly 64 teams remain.
Best of 1The official group stage. Rounds continue online until 8 teams remain.
Best of 3Quarterfinals, semifinals and the Grand Final, played in person in Narayanganj.
BO1 quarters · BO3 semis · BO5 finalThe top 8 duos play the quarterfinals, semifinals and Grand Final here, in person. Open to spectators.
The short version. The full rulebook is binding and covers disputes, POV evidence and penalties.
Standard competitive TDM loadout. Red dot, scopes, extended mags, grips and compensators allowed. No snipers, shotguns, SMGs, LMGs, pistols or throwables. The pan stays home.
Warehouse TDM in third-person perspective. Every player disables sliding in settings before the match.
First to 40 kills, or the higher kill count when the timer ends. A tie goes to a one-round overtime.
Android or iOS handhelds. No emulators, tablets, triggers, controllers or keymapping. A violation disqualifies the whole team.
Global client, account level 40 or higher. IGNs and UIDs lock when registration closes. One optional substitute if registered in time.
Full-screen recording with audio for every match. Officials can ask for unedited footage within 2 hours. No footage, match forfeited.
PFC is built for gamers, by gamers. Organised tournaments, a place to show your skill, and a community that stays connected after the final whistle.
Structured, credible competition. Clear rules, verified results, real stakes.
Meet the other teams, follow the bracket, and stay in the loop on Facebook and Discord.
When the community chooses to, its energy goes further than the screen: voluntary local initiatives, never a condition to play.
Schedules, lobby details and results are posted in the PFC channels. Make sure both players are in.
