The Three Best PUBG Stat Websites, Apps and Tools
PlayerUnknown Battlegrounds was the biggest game of 2017, changing how people saw shooters and exploding the Battle-Royale genre into the esport and gaming world.
Since launch, PUBG has sold over 50 million copies across both PC and Xbox, and since launched a free mobile version which has become one of the biggest mobile games in the world.
Since it’s such a competitive game, many are seeking to learn how to get better and one way of doing so is to understand your stats and what you could do better.
P.S. We’ve put guides together for many other games including:
pubg.op.gg
OP.GG provides the most in-depth PUBG stats there are. With detailed information on your ranking, K/D, average damage and
In a game where positioning is the 2nd most important thing, you can find a map review of every single kill you got per game (and a death if you didn’t win…) so you can understand where you could move better and where there are opportunities to improve your location.
Of course, pubg.gg.op provides a in-depth leaderboard (per server location & per gamemode).
You may ask why use another tool? Well some of these others provides better details in some sections — and a better user-experience overall.
pubgtracker.com
A lighter stat tool than the rest, PUBGTracker gives a nice overview of your stats per game mode.
dak.gg
While Dak provides similar stats and data to OP.GG, it does so in a colourful easy to read format.
I really like how these are designed and would be easily shared to friends or across social media channels (especially if you are a streamer or a pro player).
The ability to filter by map is a great feature for those looking for extra detail.
It also provides trend charts that allow you to see your progress over the course of a season. Here are Shroud’s win rates:
The Emergence
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