
Achievements | – |
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Country | Korea, Republic of |
Region | SEA & Oceania |
World Ranking | – |
Matches | – / 48 |
Win Rate | – / 13% |
Current streak | – |
Record win streak | 1 () |
Record lose streak | 1 () |
Earned | – / $2500 |
MVP | – |
Team GPL
Team GPL is a PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS team from South Korea competing in the SEA & Oceania region. Active from August 2019 to October 2019, they participated in approximately 50 matches, securing 6 wins. Their most significant achievement was a 5th-place finish at the PUBG Korea Contenders 2019 - Phase 3 (PKLC 2019 P3), earning them roughly $2,500 in prize money. Despite their short lifespan, GPL left a mark on the Korean PUBG scene, showcasing competitive potential within a limited timeframe.
* this description is based on data from the Escorenews database
Team GPL Roster
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About team
GPL's competitive history is concise but impactful. Their only recorded tournament participation was at the PUBG Korea Contenders 2019 - Phase 3, where they demonstrated their skills against other Korean teams. This tournament represented the culmination of their competitive journey, showcasing their capabilities on a regional level. Their performance highlights their potential, even within the constraints of a short-lived competitive run.
The team's initial roster consisted of Angry, Takgihoon, Chaebin, and Lucky. This lineup remained consistent throughout their entire competitive period. Currently, Team GPL does not have an officially announced active roster. The team's history indicates a dedicated initial core, but it's unclear if the team will return to competition in the future.
Team GPL has not yet achieved any ranking positions in either the global or regional PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS leaderboards. Their competitive focus was primarily on tournament participation rather than consistent ranking accumulation, ultimately resulting in a lack of placement in any official rankings. This is a reflection of their short competitive window and focus on specific events.
* only data from the Escorenews database was used for the description