PUBG is an ever-growing scene where numerous organizers are trying to find themselves a spot in the esports environment. We at Fragleague will never try to compete with other leagues and tournaments but rather work towards a scene where there is room for everyone. With that, we will take any schedule collision into consideration.

It has been brought to us from Polaris themselves along with a large number of teams and players that it will cause a problem for our initially planned first round the 30th of September. We believe that the extent of this feedback is large enough to move our first round. We made this decision because we believe that it benefits the majority of the players competing in our league and the PUBG scene as a whole. We are deeply sorry if this causes any inconvenience for any team.

The first round, set to start the 30th of September, will instead be played on Monday the 8th of October. This entails that Fragleague PUBG will start with its first round the 7th of October, simply one week later than previously planned. Please note that any other dates previously communicated are still valid. Fragleague PUBG will be played each Sunday with this exception only.

With this, along with high demand for the league, we have decided to extend the registration period for Fragleague PUBG five days, to the 25th of September.