PUBG Mobile and Gamers Without Borders organized a $3 million tournament called the World Invitational. The four-day competition was the biggest charity event in the game’s history and took place on July 22-25, 2021

The World Invitational featured two $1.5 million contests -- for PMWI East (from the Middle East & Asia) and PMWI West (from Europe & the Americas).

The Eastern side of the competition included:

• A1 Esports (Bangladesh)
• Bigetron Red Aliens (Indonesia)
• Blacklist International (Philippines)
• DRS Gaming (Nepal)
• DSGaming (South Korea)
• D’Xavier (China)
• Fanatic Zombies (UAE)
• Geek Fam (Malaysia)
• Nasr Esports (Middle East)
• Natus Vincere (Russia)
• Reject (Japan)
• i8 Esports (Pakistan)
• Team Myths (Algeria)
• Valdus Esports (Thailand)
• Yalla Esports (KSA)
• Zeus Esports (Mongolia)

The Western teams were:

• 19Esports (Canada
• Alpha7 Esports (Brazil)
• Chivas Esports (Mexico)
• Destiny (Germany)
• Ghost Gaming (USA)
• Godsent (Ukraine)
• Gunz Esport (Egypt)
• Konina Power (Khazakstan)
• Lakonostra MVP (UK)
• Next Ruya Gaming (Turkey)
• Qlash (France)
• Ra’ad (Egypt)
• RTG Esports (Jordan)
• Team Onyx (Georgia)
• Team Queso (Argentina)
• UDR Killers (Spain)

Ghost Gaming represented the United States and their performance earned $122,000 donated to the partner humanitarian organization UNICEF.

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