| Achievements | – |
|---|---|
| Country | Korea, Republic of  |
| Region | SEA & Oceania |
| World Ranking | – |
| Regional Ranking | – |
| Matches | – / 52 |
| Win Rate | – / 8% |
| Current streak | – |
| Record win streak | 2 () |
| Record lose streak | 1 () |
| Earned | – / $1787 |
| MVP | – |
Lv.1
Lv.1 is a PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS team from South Korea competing in the SEA & Oceania region. Active from February 10th, 2019, to March 31st, 2019, the team played a total of 52 matches, securing 4 victories. Their most significant achievement was a 14th-place finish at the PUBG Korea Contenders 2019 - Phase 1 (PKLC 2019 P1), earning approximately $1800 in prize money. Despite their short competitive lifespan, Lv.1 left a mark on the Korean PUBG scene, demonstrating potential despite their limited tournament experience.
* this description is based on data from the Escorenews database
Lv.1 Roster
Kidan stand-in
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1554010260 PKLC 2019 P1 |
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YoonGyeon stand-in
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1554010260 PKLC 2019 P1 |
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Pcuz stand-in
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1554010260 PKLC 2019 P1 |
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PoongDaeng stand-in
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1554010260 PKLC 2019 P1 |
Lv1 World Ranking
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About team
Lv.1's competitive history is concise. They participated in only one tournament, the PKLC 2019 P1, where they ultimately placed 14th. This tournament, held on March 31st, 2019, marked both their debut and final competitive appearance. While their tournament record is brief, their participation highlights their presence within the competitive Korean PUBG landscape during that specific period.
The team's roster consisted of six players throughout its existence, maintaining a relatively stable core. The initial lineup included yeonone_, Kidan, YoonGyeon, and Pcuz. Other notable players who represented Lv.1 include DAY and PoongDaeng. Currently, Lv.1 does not have an officially announced active roster.
As of now, Lv.1 has not achieved any rankings in either the global or regional PUBG leaderboards. Given their short-lived competitive career, this is not surprising. However, their participation in the PKLC 2019 P1 provides a glimpse into their capabilities and highlights their potential within the intensely competitive Korean PUBG scene.
* only data from the Escorenews database was used for the description