PUBG Mobile Cracks Down: Over 1.49 Million Cheater Accounts Banned in Latest Weekly Report

PUBG Mobile continues to dominate the battle royale scene on mobile devices, with its global success spawning various regional versions. To maintain fair play, the game employs advanced anti-cheat systems that swiftly detect and ban accounts using hacks or cheats. Our analysis of the latest PUBG Mobile Global Ban List reveals over 1.49 million bans issued this week alone.

This Week's PUBG Mobile Global Ban List Breakdown

From April 16 to April 22, a total of 1,498,738 accounts were permanently banned—a 2.4% increase from the previous week. Here's the rank distribution of banned players:

• Conqueror – 1%
• Aces – 7%
• Crown – 11%
• Diamond – 12%
• Platinum – 10%
• Gold – 9%
• Silver – 11%
• Bronze – 39%

Notably, 51% of bans targeted lower-tier ranks (Bronze and Silver), highlighting the system's effectiveness in catching cheaters early before they climb the ladder.

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Top Cheats Detected This Week:

• Auto-Aim (25%): Automatically locks onto enemies without skill.
• X-Ray Vision (24%): See through walls and obstacles for unfair intel.
• Speed Hacks (23%): Supercharged movement and rapid map traversal.
• AoE Damage Change (12%): Enlarged damage radius from bullets and grenades.
• Character Model Modification (7%): Altered models for tactical edges.
• Other (9%): Miscellaneous cheats.

With cheaters persisting, PUBG Mobile's anti-cheat team remains vigilant, ensuring weekly ban waves protect legitimate players.