PUBG Mobile Tips: How to Get More Chicken Dinners

Land with a plan

Hot drops in big cities are fun practice, but quieter compounds near the flight path give you time to loot and plan. Mark your landing spot with your squad before jumping and land close together.

Loot what matters

Don't fill your bag with everything. Priorities:

• An assault rifle or SMG for close range, plus a DMR or scoped rifle for distance.
• Level 2 or 3 helmet and vest.
• First aid kits, bandages and boosters (energy drinks and painkillers).
• Grenades and smokes — smokes save lives when crossing open ground or reviving.

Play the zone

Move towards the next safe zone early, when you have time to choose good cover, rather than racing the blue zone at the last second. Positions at the edge of the circle let you watch players moving in behind you. Find a vehicle in the mid game for long rotations.

Sensitivity and controls

Find a camera and ADS sensitivity that lets you control recoil, and consider turning on the gyroscope — many top players use it for finer aim. A custom HUD layout with fire buttons where your fingers rest comfortably helps more than any single tip. Practise in the training grounds for a few minutes before matches.

Squad play

Call out directions using the compass, share loot like healing and ammo, and don't chase kills alone. A squad that moves and fights together wins far more fights than four solo players.

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