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About PUBG Rush

Free PUBG stats for Steam, Xbox and PlayStation

PUBG Rush is an unofficial fan project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to PUBG Corporation or KRAFTON, Inc. PUBG is a trademark of its owners.

PUBG Rush is a free website for looking up PUBG players and seeing how their matches went. There is nothing to sign up for, no password and no login: type a player name, pick a platform and go. All game data comes from the official PUBG API.

What you can do

What is RUSHRating™?

RUSHRating™ is our own rating for a PUBG player. It looks at a player's recent matches and lifetime totals and turns them into one number. Team and Solo are rated separately, each using only its own games. A player with few or no recent matches gets a lower score.

RUSHRating™ is a fun way to see an overall picture of a player. It is not an official PUBG ranking and it does not claim to say who the best players are. We may change, remove or add to the factors it uses over time.

RUSHRating™ is a proprietary performance evaluation metric owned and operated by PUBG Rush. All rights reserved.

What is Clan RUSHRating™?

A clan's RUSHRating™ is the average Team RUSHRating™ of the clan's members who have one. Clans play as teams, so only the Team rating is used and Solo ratings are not counted. It shows beside the clan's name on the clan's page and in the clan list.

Only members who already have a RUSHRating™ count, because a player gets one when someone searches for them. A clan needs a minimum of 3 members with a RUSHRating™ before a clan RUSHRating™ is shown. The number in brackets beside a clan's score is how many members were counted, so a score based on 20 members is more reliable than one based on 3. Xbox and PlayStation clans are rated together, since those players play together, and Steam / PC clans are rated separately.

As more of a clan's members are searched, the number is updated and gets closer to the whole clan. Like the player rating, it is a fun overall picture, not an official ranking.

The leaderboard

The RUSHRating™ Leaderboard has two views. Player lists the top 100 players for Team and Solo, on Steam and on console. A player appears after someone searches for them, and an entry that has not been refreshed by a new search in 30 days is removed. You can also use Find players to look up one or more player names, separated by commas, and compare them, even if they are ranked below #100.

Clan lists the top 100 clans on Steam or console, ranked by Clan RUSHRating™. Use Find clans to look up clan names or tags, separated by commas, and see where they rank even if they are below #100. Clans with fewer than 3 rated members are not listed yet.

Where the data comes from

Stats, matches, clans and ban status are public data supplied by the PUBG API, shown as we receive it. Match timelines are built from PUBG's own match records. Because the data is only as complete as PUBG makes it, a few details, such as who finished a downed teammate in a team wipe, are worked out from the surrounding events and may occasionally be off.

Questions and removal requests

Have feedback, found a mistake, or want a player name removed from the leaderboard or clan index? Use the contact page. See the Privacy Policy for what the site stores and how it is used.