The Apex Legends Global Series (ALGS) Split 2 Pro League will see the top teams from around the world compete for a spot in the 2026 Championship.
The Pro League will take place across four major regions — Americas, EMEA, APAC North and APAC South, running from August 31st to October 12th, 2025.
Americas
In the Americas region, Team Falcons is the one to look out for as the organisation finished first in the first split’s Pro League. Other contenders include ROC Esports, the runners-up at the Midseason Playoffs during the Esports World Cup (EWC).
These are all the teams competing in the Americas Pro League and qualification method:
| Qualification | Team |
| ALGS Pro League Split 1 | Team Falcons ROC Esports Team Liquid ex-KOI Twisted Minds TSM Ape Gang Flat Shopify Rebellion DKK 100 Thieves ZZ CTE Sentinels Team Orchid No Name Virtus.pro Luminosity Gaming LeaveNoWitness THUGGETS Ninjas in Pyjamas |
| ALGS Pro League Qualifier | Nice Guys The Durags Chalmonious Legacy kingdom Team inferno DGAP Unreal Nightmare Ni Hao Nuggets 5STAR |
EMEA
Natus Vincere, widely known as NAVI, is standout contender in the competition as the winner of the ALGS 2024 championship. A potential underdog heading into the event is POT, the runner-up of the Pro League Qualifiers and the only team in that tournament to win more than one game.
EMEA encapsulates teams based in Europe, Middle East, and Africa. These are all the roster competing in the region’s Pro League:
| Qualification | Team |
| ALGS Pro League Split 1 | Natus Vincere GoNext Esports cybercats SHALALA EVOS Alliance ex-Gaimin Gladiators FaZe Clan UAIM MOUZ Nephilim ONIC Esports NVMI Team Nemesis o7 Passion Zero Tenacity Trojan ZiPLine Mafia SJP2 Vortex CGO |
| ALGS Pro League Qualifier | KILLER WHALES POT On Dogs 2FAT1FAT Take Flyte Nameless SLR ULTRAMARINES Legion Gaming FUL |
APAC North
ENTER FORCE.36 will enter the tournament as one of the favourites to win considering its performance at the Midseason Playoffs, where the team was placed the highest out of all the APAC North rosters that competed.
Another strong organisation to keep an eye on is the Split 1 Pro league winner, SBI e-Sports, which will be looking to repeat history with another victory.
These are all the ALGS Split 2 Pro league teams competing for APAC North:
| Qualification | Team |
| ALGS Pro League Split 1 | ENTER FORCE.36 WQTAKO NewB RIDDLE DOSUKOI Impact Bonito5 KINOTROPE GAMING White Grim Reaper NOEZ FOXX Meteor REALIZE NOVA BLACK Sheeps Fnatic UNLIMIT TEQWING Crazy Raccoon TIE REJECT Arneb SBI e-Sports STRIDERZ SOTEN |
| ALGS Pro League Qualifier | kyoubijuiijan Dory KNOW ABOUT ME ICIGEKI REALIZE ABYSS Stargazer Potetan BABO |
APAC South
Undoubtedly, all eyes will be on the Midseason Playoff champion, VK Gaming, the org that also won the previous Pro league. Its toughest opponent will arguably be Gen.G, an APAC South team that was in the top four at the EWC, and also a runner-up in the Split 1 Pro League.
APAC South covers teams in Southeast Asia, South Asia, and Oceania. These are all the teams participating through either Split 1 or the Pro League Qualifier:
| Qualification | Team |
| ALGS Pro League Split 1 | VK Gaming HAVOC EDward Gaming BearClaw Gaming MDY Black Remarkable Team Source Gaming S8UL Esports JD Gaming Rival Esports Tom Yum Kung Al Qadsiah Gen.G Esports Wolves Esports Doa Ibu Keep Going Wonton Dumpling Lonely Let Gone Kakkoii Team mango Las Vegas Inferno |
| ALGS Pro League Qualifier | CtrlAltDelete The Boys StinkyB Revo Fitness RUKUS Bad Aim Team SmileW Meraki Silly Billies |
ALGS Split 2 Pro League Format
Each region will follow an identical format for the ALGS Split 2 Pro league, with both $125,000 (~£92,275) prize pool and Championship Points on the line.
It will begin with the Regular Season, where 30 of the top esports teams will be seeded into three groups based on their performances from the Split 1 Pro League, Pro League Qualifier, and Championship Point rankings.
It will have a Triple Round Robin format, with each group facing against the others three times.
There will be six match series played in total, each consisting of six games, where teams can earn Pro League Points. The top 20 teams with the most points will advance to the Regional Finals.
The next stage will follow a Match Point format, where the first team to secure both 50 points and a first-place finish will be declared as the winner.
The Regular Season standings will be based on the number of Pro League Points gathered from the Triple Round Robin and the Regional Finals.
The top team from the Regional Finals and the Regular Season standings will qualify for the 2026 Championship. However, if the top team from the standings wins the Regional Finals as well, no slot will be given to the team ranked in second place.
