PUBG Esports bans 10 more professional players in the process of anti-hacking

PUBG Esports publishes the findings from a global investigation of pro player accounts ahead of the National PUBG League Preseason: many players will continue to be banned from attending events.

This investigation is part of a move by the PUBG Esports team to check if players “use unauthorized software on their accounts” before the first season of the PUBG Global Championship begins.

In the Twitlonger post, they announced that more than 10 players were found to be using accounts with “unlawful software” during PUBG matches.

The minimum ban period for cheating in PUBG is a one-year ban from all competitions, but four players have received a two-year ban for using software that “can cause major damage to game quality through action.” cunning.”

But the vast majority of sanctions for six players found to be using software during matches are three years.

The list also includes two players who, although not using pirated software, know their teammates are using during the game.

“We also suspended three years [với hai đồng phạm]. PUBG Esports said.

PUBG Esports will continue to monitor all players before they participate in future events, including checking all accounts they own.

The detailed list of the last batch of bans, you can read here.

Players banned from playing for 2 years:

Avalon
Smitty
TEXQS
S1D

Players banned from playing for 3 years:

Papaya
Cabecao
swalker
zuppaa
Houlow
sezk0
THZ
Fr_Steph

According to Dexerto