If you are interested in player statistics, then PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds there are tons of them for you to explore. The problem is that these stats aren’t always easy to find in-game, especially if you really want to dig into match history, map activity, detailed K/D ratios and more. So we make things a lot easier PUBG fans with our guide on how to view all the data you want to see, for both the traditional and mobile versions of the game.
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View stats using the PUBG tracker app
Many sites claim to be able to track PUBG player statistics on Xbox, PlayStation 4 and PC platforms. The problem is that not everything works, or the websites have not been updated for several years and only track very old data. Not very useful! Here’s what you should try instead.
Step 1: Download Stats Tracker for PUBG
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Our favorite tracking app – that actually works – is Stats Tracker for PUBG, which we recommend you download here. If you are more of an Android person, then Chicken Tracker for PUBG is a very similar tool available in the Google Store. Get started by downloading the app and opening it.
Step 2: Search for a player
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First, make sure you’re on the right platform for the way you play PUBG (you can choose other platforms if you know what a particular player is playing on). Then select your region, which defaults to North America but can be customized. Then type in the name of the player you are looking for: This must be their specific Battlegrounds username; any other name will not work.
For example, let’s say you once played with someone named “SANHOK” and wanted to check him out. Just type their name and press input or select is looking for.
If the name does not exist, the application will tell you that the player was not found. Also, it is important to check if the player name is case sensitive.
Step 3: Find the stats you want
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You now have the option to view player stats, with a home screen showing windows, games played, kills and other basic information. Note that this will always start with the latest season (currently season 8), but you can go back in time and look for past seasons if you want.
Down at the bottom of the screen (behind the slightly annoying ad box), you’ll have options to check out their mods, masteries, matches, and friends. All of this can be useful information, and there is plenty of specific data to dig into. You can go even deeper with in-app purchases that unlock more information, but it’s not really necessary unless you’re a pro gamer analyzing your own patterns.
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Please note that the app is designed to represent one player, probably you. If you want to switch to another player’s view, select equipment icon in the upper left corner, then select Change default player to return to the search screen.
Overview of stats on PUBG Mobile
If you are a PUBG Mobile fan (a common choice these days), then you don’t really need a third-party app to check your important stats. There is a built-in method with a lot of useful information. Here’s how to access it.
Step 1: Open your Statistics page
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Go to your profile and tap your profile picture to get started. This will open a menu with different data, but the most interesting data will be retained Statistics, so select that section first.
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Here you can see your score and stats for Solo, Duo or Squad. Your rounds, wins and kills will be displayed above. Both Survive and Combat have some useful information about your ratios, map navigation, and similar points of interest.
Step 2: Check your career results as well
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We also recommend that you look at your career results. This is like searching the history of your past games with your ranking, your score, the rewards you received and more information that can help you analyze your game progress or check a specific game. It’s also interesting to compare your kills to your score and look for deviations or reasons why you score particularly well (for many players, long-term survival on the map tends to yield higher scores than a lot of kills).
Now that you know how to access these stats, you can view them at any time to keep tracking your progress and learning more!
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