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Five best PUBG players in the world

PUBG is one of the most competitive Battle Royales which requires tactical thinking, smart looting as well as accurate shooting.
While practising is the best way to improve your gameplay, we recommend watching videos of some of the best PUBG players in the world to understand their techniques.
Here are the five best PUBG players in the world.
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The pinnacle of PUBG gaming


Jaryd Lazar or Summit1g started his gaming journey as one of the best Counter-Strike players in the world.

However, he switched from professional CS to streaming PUBG on Twitch, amassing over 3 million followers, excelling due to his CS experience.

Therefore his gameplay is rooted in accurate shooting using various weapons and accounting for enemy positions, two key PUBG attributes everyone should master.



Grim encounters of the deadliest kind


Grimmmz, real name Brian, is currently one of the best PUBG players globally with over 9,00,000 followers on Twitch.
The best takeaway from his videos is his sniping skills and strategies in squad matches.
Notably, squad matches require the most tactical approach as co-ordination, and other variables determine survival.
His videos are educational too, for newcomers, as he explains his tactics and strategies.


Breaking down the gameplay style

Born Colton Visser, TSM_Viss is one of the most educational PUBG streamers you can follow.
This is why he ranks high on this list despite not being as skilled.
He has around 5,00,000 followers on Twitch and brings a really aggressive gameplay.
His videos break down his decision making and interpretation of opponent movement and predictability, two vital skills required to become a pro.



The doctor is in the house

Dr. DisRespect, real name Herschel Beahm, makes streaming fun with his macho gaming personality.
However, his aggressive persona seeps into his gameplay as he rushes into battle, quickly scoping, moving deftly and almost never missing.
For newcomers who might find learning from video streamers boring, follow his YouTube channel with over 7,00,000 subscribers and there will never be a dull moment in your learning.


The shroud of death hangs over the Battle Royale

Shroud, real name Michael Grzesiek, is probably the best PUBG streamer.
With over 4 million Twitch followers, Shroud's gameplay is aggressive and marked by constant movement.
His CS: Global Offensive gaming roots make him adept at handling several enemies at once, and both his ability to predict enemy movement and shoot with inhuman accuracy make him the most inspiring streamer to learn from.

Source:- newsBytes
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