Krafton unveiled a streamlined system to help third-party organizers run PUBG Mobile tournaments, both online and offline, through a revamped third-party framework designed to speed up setup for community groups, players, and independent organizers.

Organizers submit basic tournament details—prize pool and event nature—and, once approved, can request official Room Cards to host custom games.

Multi-language support is a core feature, letting applications be filed in organizers’ preferred languages to reduce barriers in developing esports regions.

The program promises faster approvals, simpler license processes, multi-language support, official copyright protection, access to PUBG Mobile asset resources, and promotion on PUBG MOBILE’s social channels.

Further details and resources about the program are available at partner.esports.pubgmobile.com.

Approved events may receive promotional support through PUBG MOBILE’s official channels.

Organizers can choose from formats such as small community scrimmages, campus competitions, online and in-person tournaments, team-building matches, and showmatches.

Benefits for approved organizers include official copyright protection, asset access, Esports Room Card support, spectator tools, live data integration, anti-cheat resources, and promotional opportunities on official channels.

The system accommodates a wide range of events, including online/offline tournaments, collegiate contests, show matches, scrims, grassroots events, and casual gatherings.

Approved organizers gain access to tools like Room Cards for custom games, anti-cheat and technical support, a spectator client for broadcasts, and live match data API integration.

PUBG MOBILE aims to enable more local and regional events, broadening the pool of competitive talent across global markets.

License and in-game tool license reviews are expected to occur within one to three days, with required details depending on event type and scale.

These changes reflect PUBG MOBILE’s ongoing emphasis on community-driven esports and broader participation in competitive play.

The application process has been condensed into three steps—submit event details, obtain approval, and request Room Cards—with post-event reporting streamlined for efficiency.