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PUBG remains the popular game on the web landscape which has engaged a substantial amount of people all across the world. However, there seemed to be some illegal activities as well for the game that led the game owners to clampdown the users. In the latest move, we have seen more than one million of accounts have been deleted by the gameowners in the month of march as they claim that they have been indulged in cheating. The user base of this game has remained huge, thanks to the massive amount of popularity all across the world. At the same time, the game is plagued with several players who are seen taking a resort to cheating in the game. The cheating is carried out like a hack in the game that seemed to have spoiled the gameplay.

The moment PUBG Mobile was seen announcing the gameplay for the rest of the players, they came up with their anti cheat system a few months back. So far the company has banned around 1,110,842 accounts permanently, which they have announced on their Twitter handle. The company claimed that half of the players are mechanical bots which have been created in order to win the match with the help of unfair means using different hacks and decoys in the game. This helped them a lot in winning different games on PUBG. As per reports, a majority of reasons for this ban include – Auto-Aim Hacks, X-Ray Vision and Speed Hacks.  As per reports, the game owners have shared some vital data that comes under anti-cheating reports falling in the above said dates.

As per reports, PUBG Mobile has come out with important statistics as their anti-cheating reports that have been dated between March 5 to 11 of this month claims the PUBG Mobile. This is whopping 34 percent of the accounts that have been banned belonging to the Bronze category claims the reports. The second spot remains the Diamond category that comes with a 13 percent share. The Silver and Crown ranked accounts include the 12 percent in the crackdown while the platinum and gold accounts are seen with 11 percent and 10 percent, respectively. On the other side, 7 percent in the chart is seen belonging to the Ace category accounts. Lastly, the least number of cheating players can be seen in the Conqueror category.

As one compares this data with the earlier reports, the number of cheating players is little less this time. PUBG Mobile seemed to have banned around 41 percent who were banned last week.  In order to make sure that there seems to come up with a fair amount of gameplay, PUBG Mobile upped the ante against cheating players along with the anti cheat system of the company that seemed to be uprooting them from the game. PUBG Mobile remains one of the popular games on the web landscape that does not allow players to try anything illegal that comes under cheats or hacks. The company has been sharp enough to adopt a powerful system to nab such people who use unfair means to win the game. This is the reason why the recent clampdown of users have come into force by the company.