Editorial and data policy

PUBG Mobile Pedia publishes a figure when a reader can see where it came from. Preferred sources, in order, are KRAFTON tournament pages and broadcasts, then contemporary reports from established esports desks that print a full table. A number that appears only as a caption under an unsourced graphic is not used. Text is not copied from those reports or from any wiki. Facts are restated in original sentences.

Last updated dates mean the page's data was checked on that day. They are not refreshed to look active. The same rule covers the global PUBG Mobile pages and the BGMI pages under /bgmi/: a figure appears only with its source, in either section. When a final day's matches end, the update is a new table and a new date, not a silent tweak.

What we leave out, even if fans expect it: guessed rosters, private contact details, unconfirmed transfer rumours, finish splits that two sources swap, and any national ranking we would have had to invent. Player pages require a dated roster. Team pages require a stage result and a specific story about that result. A page under that bar is not given a soft version with the same paragraph and a new name.

Corrections are welcome. Email contact@pubgmpedia.com with the page address, the figure you think is wrong, and a source. If the change is accepted it is logged on the corrections page with the date. Disagreement between sources is explained on the page itself, as with the BMSD match clock, where 2:40 PM IST is shown and the 1:30 PM listing is mentioned.

The site does not publish gambling odds, fantasy advice, cheats, hacks, aimbots, or unofficial game clients. Those topics are out of scope permanently, not just missing from the first version.