Indian PUBG players expect Battlegrounds Mobile India to release this month

Battlegrounds Mobile India was initially announced over a month ago, on May 6th, 2021. Krafton’s announcement about the special Indian version was a major relief for Indian PUBG Mobile users.

With the commencement of the pre-registration process, the hype surrounding the upcoming title witnessed a further rise. However, the developers are yet to provide the players with an official confirmation regarding the release.

Many professional PUBG Mobile players and influencers have hinted that the game could be released this month. This article dives into some of those speculations.

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Battlegrounds Mobile India to release this month?

Ghatak was among the first people from the PUBG Mobile community to drop a hint regarding Battlegrounds Mobile India’s release.

On May 25th, he Tweeted saying,

“BATTLEGROUNDS MOBILE INDIA. Third week of June.”

Since his Tweet, several other creators have come forward to provide players with their opinions and other clues.

Sagar “Maxtern” Thakur stated the following on his Twitter handle:

“1000100111001101011000101 Enjoy.”

These binary values converted to “18062021,” which can be interpreted as June 18th, 2021. This matches that of Ghatak’s hint (3rd week). Later, he said this was his assumption and asked fans for their prediction:

1) 1806 (June 18th)

2) 1206 (June 12th)

3) 1606 (June 16th)

In one of his videos, GodNixon said:

“If you have pre-registered for games previously, then you know that it takes 30 to 40 days for its release because the developers check for bugs and further refine the experience during this period. The game could release in the period of next 30 days according to my assumptions.”

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He also tweeted:

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Naman Mathur, who is popularly known as SouL MortaL, also provided a hint. He mentioned a series of numbers and said that these include the date of something.

The prominent caster, Ocean Sharma, is the latest to drop a hint. In his cryptic message, he disclosed the following:

The smallest emirp is 13, while the prime number is 31. So the difference between the results is 18, which is the same date that Maxtern has provided.

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