KONE emerged victorious in the second weekly finals of the 2023 PEL Spring after showcasing a series of spectacular outings throughout their 18 matches, with the team collecting a total of 164 points and averaging around 11 points per game. Twenty squads are competing in the regular season, which will run across six weeks.
Tianba, who had forgettable performances in Week 1, made a sensational comeback and claimed the runner-up spot with 160 points. The team played incredibly well on Day 2 and 3, obtaining a respectable position at the end of the week.
Weibo Gaming, the winner of Week 1, had another fabulous showing to hold onto the third spot with 142 points. Although they started off poorly, the roster quickly bounced back on Day 2 after displaying exceptional performances. It looks like the organization's decision to sign Souk is certainly paying off.
RSG remained in fourth position this week as well, collecting 137 points after delivering average performances throughout the last week. Vision Esports, the previous week's runner-up, fell three positions and finished fifth in Week 2.
The current standings are as follows:
Six Two Eight (STE), the PEL 2021 Season 4 champion, bounced back and obtained sixth place after a below-average showing in Week 1. Unfortunately, they faltered in the final six matches, earning only 18 points. With a total of 111 points, The Chosen managed to secure seventh position in the table.
LGD Gaming, who finished 23rd in the PMGC 2022, secured eighth place with 108 points after an average showing this week, followed closely by ACT. Team PAI and ThunderTalk had poor outings this week.
Although Jimmy and company looked good in the first week of the event, Nova Esports lost their confidence in Week 2 and
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