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Chairman of KRAFTON Chang Byung-gyu recently in a general meeting with a Korean media outlet Seoul Economy expressed a feeling of frustration regarding the re-launch of PUBG Mobile in India.  When an industry official said, "Even if the distribution company changes, it is unlikely that the Indian government will allow re-launch as it is a game that is highly related to Tencent". The chairman Chang said the above "as the problem of India". - Via Seol Economy Daily  Tencent is the second largest share holder in KRAFTON with 16.4 %. In the third quarter of last year, it purchased an additional of shares narrowing the equity gap to 1% with the top stake holder. Share your thoughts regarding the launch of PUBGM Indian relaunch Follow the page for more upcoming updates

A total of 70 teams have been disqualified from the PUBG Mobile Club Open: Spring 2021 from over 25 regions and countries. The Club Open: Pakistan recorded the highest number of teams to be disqualified with 11 teams. It was followed by United Kingdom with 10 teams. The PMCO in the past has always been rampant with cheaters and hackers.  This spring split was no expectation. However this time, Tencent, the organiser seemed more vigilant and has cracked down on the teams cheating intensively.  The rules also seem to be enforced more strictly this year. We hope that this continues in the coming events also. Let us know your thoughts in the comments!