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What decided your matches — and what should you work on before the next round?

What decided your matches — and what should you work on before the next round? FACTS PRO is Esport Arena’s paid analysis tool for PUBG teams looking to understand their performance and improve together. Access costs NOK 200 per team for one season or NOK 400 per year with an annual subscription. The tool is currently in beta and will continue to evolve.
After a night of matches, teams often have questions. Why did we lose the initiative in fights? Did our rotations work? Have the changes we made last week delivered results?
FACTS PRO brings match analysis, tactical planning and reports together in your team’s own analysis room. The aim is to turn match experiences into specific things your team can work on.

FACTS PRO uses PUBG match data and telemetry — detailed events recorded during matches. This lets your team investigate what happened without manually recording match events or uploading screenshots.
The analysis covers tournament matches as well as ranked and normal squad games where at least three team members play together. For private match analysis, players must have their PUBG accounts linked to their profiles.
You can compare your latest match, today’s matches, a selected period or a specific map against your team’s own average and against elite performance. The tool also covers player roles and how they change over time, opponent profiles and head-to-head encounters.
Each conclusion should be something you can investigate. From the analysis factors, you can drill down into key metrics, individual fights, the match page and replay. This gives your team a shared starting point for post-match discussions.
Analysis is most useful when it leads to action. FACTS PRO therefore includes a playbook divided into four phases: drop, rotation, fights and endgame.
Your team can set specific rules and link them to the matches and situations that showed why they were needed. The plan is measured against subsequent matches, helping you assess whether your changes are working.
A tactical map board lets you work with routes, zones and fights. Use it to review previous matches or prepare before a tournament. Routes show distances and estimated travel times on foot, by car and by boat, along with whether you can reach the zone in time.
For match day, the plan can be displayed on one screen, exported as a PDF and shared directly to your team’s Discord.
FACTS PRO presents each fight as a card showing its phase, entry, trades and outcome. Coaches or team members can add notes directly to the card, keeping their observations alongside the situation they refer to.
A weekly PDF report brings together performance trends, key areas for improvement, notes and the current game plan. It gives your team a starting point for the next meeting and makes it easier to follow up on progress from week to week.
FACTS PRO is a paid service with one price per team. When one team member pays, all accepted members gain access to the team room.
There are two options:
Tournament analysis remains public. Private matches and the playbook are visible only to accepted team members.
When activated, the tool can retrieve available ranked and normal matches from up to two weeks earlier, within the match history PUBG makes available.
FACTS PRO is currently in beta. Features, analysis and the user experience will be refined and developed further.
We want to give PUBG teams a stronger foundation for understanding their play, choosing what to practise and tracking whether their changes make a difference. FACTS PRO is designed to support that work.
Want to explore what it offers? Read more about the features and activate access for your team on the FACTS PRO page.

The opening night of Nordic Championship Season 2 is in the books.

What decided your matches — and what should you work on before the next round?

NC kicks off tomorrow, with 425 registered players across 67 teams ready to compete.