| Achievements | – |
|---|---|
| Country | United States  |
| Region | North America |
| World Ranking | – |
| Regional Ranking | – |
| Matches | – / 24 |
| Win Rate | – / 13% |
| Current streak | – |
| Record win streak | 1 () |
| Record lose streak | 1 () |
| Earned | – / $1000 |
| MVP | – |
Obey Alliance
Obey Alliance (OA) is a North American PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS team with a short but impactful history. Active from September 2019 to October 2019, OA competed in a total of approximately 24 matches, securing 3 victories. Their most significant achievement was a 6th-place finish at the National PUBG League 2019 Contenders - Phase 3 (NPLC 2019 P3), earning them roughly $1000 in prize money. While their competitive lifespan was brief, OA left its mark on the early PUBG competitive scene.
* this description is based on data from the Escorenews database
Obey Alliance Roster
Therous stand-in
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1569987960 NPLC 2019 P3 |
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Hadez stand-in
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1569987960 NPLC 2019 P3 |
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Filthy stand-in
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1569987960 NPLC 2019 P3 |
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Soko stand-in
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1569987960 NPLC 2019 P3 |
Other players
allOA World Ranking
Ranking detailsOA Regional Ranking (North America)
Ranking detailsOA Stats
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About team
OA's tournament participation was limited to a single event: the NPLC 2019 P3. This tournament, held in October 2019, served as the culmination of their short competitive journey. Their performance secured them a respectable placement and a modest prize pool share. Although their time in the competitive arena was short, their participation in this notable tournament showcases their early potential.
The original Obey Alliance roster consisted of four players: Therous, Hadez, Filthy, and Soko. This lineup remained consistent throughout the team's existence. Currently, OA does not have an active official roster.
Despite their participation in one tournament, Obey Alliance did not achieve any notable rankings in the global or regional PUBG leaderboards during their active period. This lack of ranking reflects their limited competitive tenure rather than a lack of skill or potential.
* only data from the Escorenews database was used for the description