PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS
TOURNAMENTS, LEAGUES AND RACES ONLINE

Organising a PUBG tournament, a scrim league or a community custom match night? Blyzer makes running a battle royale competition easier – from registration of squads, duo teams or solo players, through placement and kill points, to the overall standings across multiple matches. Works for PUBG: Battlegrounds on PC and consoles, for 16 squads in one lobby and for multi-round leagues split into groups.

Works for Discord communities, school esports competitions and LAN events – squad, duo and solo, PC and console.

Why organise PUBG on Blyzer?

Squad registration

Teams sign up via a link, the captain fills in the roster and in-game names – you just confirm the lobby slots.

Placement and kill points

After every match, record placements and kills and Blyzer totals the points and the running standings.

Groups and finals

More than 16 squads? Split them into groups and send the best to the finals lobbies.

Season leagues

Weekly scrim days with running standings and an archive of every match of the season.

Most popular PUBG tournament and league formats

Battle royale isn't about 1v1 matches but about points from several matches in a lobby. Pick a format and Blyzer totals the points, standings and progression to the finals – you can set it all up in the wizard in a few minutes.

Race / points-based competition

The basic PUBG format: all squads in one lobby play 4 to 6 matches, placement points plus kill points. Players or teams sign up themselves and are ranked by total points – with no 1v1 match schedule.

How to: Create race → Configure → scoring (more = better) → open registration → record points after every match.

Groups + finals

More than 16 squads won't fit in one lobby – split them into groups, each plays its matches and the best squads advance to the finals lobby. The same format as the PUBG Global Championship.

How to: Create tournament → Configure → number of groups and qualifiers → Generate groups → record points → Generate finals.

Scrim league

A multi-week season – one match day per week with several matches, running standings with placement and kill points. For communities and teams that practise regularly.

How to: Create league → Configure → number of match days and teams → Generate schedule → enter points as you go.

Single-elimination bracket (1v1 / duel)

For smaller community events: pairs of players or squads face off in a custom match in 1v1 or TDM mode, lose and you're out. A fast format for LAN parties.

How to: Create tournament → Configure → no groups, play-off only → Seed players → Generate bracket.

Not sure which format to pick?

Our guides include recommended points tables (e.g. 10 points for a win, 1 point per kill), the number of matches by available time and tips on splitting into groups.

Tip: Up to 16 squads: go for a points-based competition in one lobby; 17 or more: groups + finals.

How does it work for PUBG?

  1. Create a tournament, league or points-based competition

    In the wizard, set the mode (squad, duo, solo), number of matches and placement and kill scoring.

  2. Invite squads

    Send the registration link to your Discord – captains sign up their team and fill in in-game names, you hand out the custom lobby slots.

  3. Record points

    After every match, record placements and kills – Blyzer instantly recalculates the points, running standings and progression to the finals.

For organisers

Less admin in spreadsheets and Discord messages, more time for playing. Teams and spectators see the current points, standings and match day schedule – on the web and on mobile.

  • Registration via linkSquads sign up themselves, you just confirm.
  • ScoringPlacements and kills calculated automatically.
  • Live standingsRunning standings for spectators and your stream.
  • Online and LANWorks for Discord custom lobbies and LAN events alike.

PUBG – FAQ

How do I set up placement and kill points?

When configuring the points-based competition, choose scoring by result – we recommend a table like the official PUBG competitions (10 points for first place, decreasing points for the following placements, 1 point per kill). Blyzer totals the points across all matches.

How many squads fit in a tournament?

One custom lobby holds 16 squads (64 players). With more, use groups and finals – the groups play their matches and the best advance.

Can a tournament include both PC and consoles?

PUBG has cross-play between PlayStation and Xbox, PC plays separately. State the platform in the tournament description and players fill it in during registration.

What if two squads have the same number of points?

In the configuration you choose the tie-breakers – for example number of wins, kills or the better placement in the last match.

How much does it cost?

The basics are free – you can create and run a tournament, league or points-based competition at no charge.

Ready to organise a PUBG tournament?

Create a points-based competition, a tournament with groups or a scrim league, invite squads and manage everything clearly on Blyzer.

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