A fan reference, not a league site

An independent fan-made reference, PUBG Mobile Pedia covers competitive PUBG Mobile worldwide, with Indian BGMI esports as its second section under /bgmi/. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by KRAFTON, Inc., PUBG Mobile, Battlegrounds Mobile India, or any team. The people maintaining it compile public stage tables and write the pages in their own words. There is no newsroom pretending to sit inside the venue.

The working method is narrow. A number enters the site only when it can be pointed at a KRAFTON page, an official broadcast listing, or a named esports report. If two reports disagree, the page either prints both and explains the clash, or it drops the disputed column. The Last Chance finish-point split is the current example of a dropped column. Totals that matched were kept. Columns that were swapped were not.

Pages are generated from JSON files so a correction is a data edit, not a hunt through copied paragraphs. The build writes every tournament, team, player and guide from those files. That is why two team pages can share a table style and still not share a paragraph. If a lineup or a result is too thin to explain, the page is not created. Empty profiles are how reference sites become spam, and this one is trying not to.

The voice is factual. You will not find cheat guides, UC generators, betting tips, or a download that is not the game you already have. Trademarks, including team names, are used to identify the sides fans are looking up. Logos and player photos appear only when the file is stored with the site and credited; otherwise the page shows initials.

Questions and corrections go to contact@pubgmpedia.com. The editorial policy explains updates, and the corrections log is where a changed fact is written down.