30 TITLES. 21 TEAMS.
EIGHTEEN MONTHS OF WAR
HOW BROGGUA HISTORY WAS MADE

378 teams and 1,051 players passed through our lobbies, across 298 maps and 17,703 kills.

We started as free evening tournaments for our own crowd, and most events stayed that way. But once the leagues arrived, so did entry fees: 100, 200, 300 UAH per player — and always half or more went to the Armed Forces, not to the prize pool. Every financial report was published in full, with a checkmark next to each payout.

Below is every event separately, from the first to the last. Including the parts nobody usually writes about: the penalties, the bans, and the nights when a tournament nearly got postponed for lack of funds.

The first tournament that reached a podium. CORS took two chicken dinners out of three maps — on Miramar and Vikendi — and won by 11 points. Top fragger was welect with 10 kills, five of them in a single map on Miramar. Nobody knew yet that these evenings would grow into a league worth 60,000 UAH.

Event MVP — arct1kA.

The tightest tournament of the first month: champion and runner-up finished with exactly 38 kills each, and only placement points separated them. Five different teams shared the chicken dinners — none took two. Kent racked up 25 frags on a single Taego map and still finished third.

Event MVP — kamaxa_.

DORA won with FEWER kills than both chasers (20 against 22 and 22) — two chicken dinners decided it. A rare case of positioning beating aggression outright. The MVP closed the night with a K/D of 11, and this is where the first argument flared up over whether an MVP can come from outside the winning team.

Event MVP — Dpon4Nk.

The most dramatic finish of the early period: HotCats 44, KINWW 43. **One point** across 24 teams. Both took a chicken dinner, and so did the third-place side — the first time a podium was shared by three teams with exactly one map win each.

Event MVP — BC_BOCC.

ATB took THREE chicken dinners out of five — Rondo, Miramar, Taego — and lost. BLACK won with one, but with 50 kills against 32. The clearest illustration that in PUBG winning maps and winning the tournament are different things.

Event MVP — Sania_Fotograf.

That night went down in history not for the table but for a single moment: with everything seemingly lost, a Semiblack player won a 1-versus-3 and flipped the final map. Three players finished the tournament on exactly 16 kills each. ATB were second again — a second silver in a row, which is why the organisers invented a special «Vice-MVP» award for their captain.

Event MVP — Kl1ner.

3ZUB put up 19 frags on a single Miramar map — and won that map too. Debutants DOM burst straight into second place by taking the opening Erangel. The tournament's top fragger finished on 17, eight of them in one match.

Event MVP — gadayupopizde.

The tenth-anniversary event and the biggest blowout in our history: **a 43-point gap**. Zirky sexu scored 113 with 79 kills — more kills than second and third place had combined. 25 frags by one team on Vikendi, and two players finishing on 25 kills each.

Event MVP — Saninooo.

Four chicken dinners out of five by one team — a record nobody has beaten. Zirky sexu lost only the opening Erangel and took everything else. Same champion and same MVP as the week before: KDA 32 and K/D 20, numbers that never repeated. Results were announced late that time, and the organisers apologised publicly.

Event MVP — Saninooo.

The thirteenth drop — and the arrival of the team that would define the next year. Sempiternal took 83 points with 61 kills, 25 of them on a single Taego. Six different teams shared the chicken dinners that night, meaning anyone could win a map — yet the tournament still went to the side that fragged consistently. IKLA were second: the two names that would collect the most trophies stood on a podium together for the first time.

Event MVP — Subject-nine.

A second gold in a row and a 31-point gap. R1ckleyse put up 22 kills across five maps — the best individual performance of the autumn. Sempiternal took Rondo and Miramar back to back, and the title question was over.

Event MVP — R1ckleyse.

The only case of a tournament won by a THREE-man roster against full squads. 1715 scored 77 points and 56 kills with three players, including 20 frags on Taego. The runners-up took two chicken dinners against the winner's one — and still lost by nine points. The MVP came from that same three-man roster: 19 kills.

Event MVP — rsmh-.

The first tournament we invited Europe to. A third Sempiternal gold in a month, a 29-point gap. Five different teams took chicken dinners, GTU and ENCRYPT among them — yet none of them even made the top three. And the bronze went to 1TRY on debut, a team that hadn't existed a week earlier.

Event MVP — Ex1st7.

This is where the amateur era ended. Entry fee 200 UAH per player (800 per team): half into the prize pool, half to the Armed Forces. 37 teams, **48 maps** — ten times the distance of a regular tournament.

And the tightest finish in our history relative to its scale: 345 — 336 — 326. **Nine points** separated first and second after 48 maps, and all three medallists took exactly six chicken dinners each. staed- racked up 104 kills across the league, 16 of them in one match on Miramar — both numbers still stand as records.

The fixed pool was 50,000 UAH, and 60,000 UAH including sponsor money. The upper-bracket winner received 10,000 UAH, and another 10,500 UAH went to the Armed Forces at their choosing. Payouts were published by name, with a checkmark against every placing.

And this is where the rules first showed their teeth: in the lower-bracket final two teams were docked 6 points each. One landed its full squad on someone else's loot spot; a player from the other stole a chip and drove it to the edge of the map, leaving the opposition to play three-man from minute one. One of them dropped out of the prize places to zero because of the penalty.

Event MVP — staed-.

The first solo tournament: no team, no teammates, no excuses. The top two finished on exactly 25 points each — only placement points split them (13 against 10). Here a «team» in the table means one person's nickname.

The largest margin in the history of our tournaments: **67 points**. victorious scored 124 with 88 kills — double the silver medallists. Wallouhh_- alone made 33 frags, more than the entire third-place team. And the champions took just one chicken dinner: they simply killed everyone on every map, without necessarily surviving to the end.

Event MVP — KaboomzZ_.

Duo format, 34 pairs — and a finish decided by **one point**: 42 against 41. Youngsters had more kills (29 against 25), Cinema had the chicken dinner. And the winning captain started the tournament entirely alone, without a partner.

Event MVP — Hexecu1or.

The coldest-blooded result of all: drain valve took second place with NINE kills across four maps — but with two chicken dinners. Champions West eagles had two as well. The bronze, meanwhile, went to a pair with 15 frags and zero map wins — three different strategies on one podium.

That same evening brought the first disciplinary bans: one player was suspended for five tournaments over chat provocations, another for two after leaving mid-tournament.

Event MVP — meexr-.

IKLA's first gold — and the most paradoxical podium of all: the champion took ONE chicken dinner while second and third had two each. Kills decided it: 59 against 43. The gap over silver was four points. In second place sat a team called BROGGUA: a rare case of the organisers playing their own tournament and not winning it.

Event MVP — WWWWWWW88WWWWWWW.

The thirtieth tournament and the shortest distance — three maps. But it is remembered for something other than the winner: the special «Ice Queens Cup» went to GR1M GIRLS, the first all-female team in the history of our tournaments. And they didn't merely take part — they took a chicken dinner on Sanhok, the one map making its debut that night.

Event MVP — RX9070XT_-.

The name was not a metaphor — they played through power cuts. And it was the only tournament that ended in an **absolute tie**: Sempiternal and Parabellum on 103 points each, two chicken dinners each.

Parabellum even had more kills — 72 against 70. Placement points decided the title: 33 against 31. In other words, the champion was the team that survived more consistently, not the one that shot more.

rosomaha- of Parabellum racked up 33 kills — the most at the tournament, 10 of them in a single map on Miramar. It didn't help.

Event MVP — ARTIKARTIK.

The most ambitious thing we have done: Ukraine's first clan championship. Eight players per clan, four game weeks, 22 maps, 13 clans. Entry fee 100 UAH per player (800 per clan), half of it to the Armed Forces.

[SESH] went the distance with 354 points and 246 kills, taking seven chicken dinners — more than anyone. [IKLA] finished second on 323 points. One clan withdrew from the competition mid-season.

The financial report was published in full: 11,888 UAH total pool, of which 6,127 UAH went to the Armed Forces and 5,761 UAH to prizes, all paid out. Part of the pool came from sponsors within the clans themselves. After the tournament the community began discussing a fundraiser for a drone for the military.

Event MVP — WWWWWWW88WWWWWWW.

Two points apart again: 72 against 70. And Parabellum second again — a second consecutive silver, a week after the tie at Blackout. Both teams took two chicken dinners; IKLA won it on kills (52 against 42).

The organiser wrote at the time: «In times this hard, you are all still here». That was a tournament about presence rather than results.

Event MVP — Ex1st7.

The biggest field in our history: **48 teams, 36 maps**, plus a separate Last Chance for those who missed direct qualification. NO NAME won by 66 points with **eight chicken dinners** — a record for map wins in a single tournament.

rosomaha- was top fragger again: 65 kills across the league. Prize money was laid out down to tenth place: 5,000 UAH for first, 3,000 for second, 2,000 for third, and on down to 700 UAH for tenth.

Event MVP — forgivenchoice-.

The first tournament run with a partner community: 37 teams, 26 maps. 1TRY took five chicken dinners against the champion's four — and still lost by 25 points. R1ckleyse racked up 44 kills.

The money model changed here too: entry was free, while a donation from 25 UAH earned a ticket in a giveaway. The fee stopped being a gate and became a choice.

Event MVP — Saninooo.

A solo tournament in TPP — a mode we had never played before. The winner took TWO maps out of five with only 15 kills; his closest chaser fragged 29 and finished second. Prize money 1,500 / 1,000 / 500 UAH.

Event MVP — P4SSAT_B66.

Four days later, the same format in our native FPP — and twice the entrants (24 against 13). Here none of the medallists took a chicken dinner: all three places were decided on raw kills, 32 — 26 — 23. Same prize pool.

Event MVP — Kovalevych.

The league's second season, named after a community member. 29 teams, 28 maps — and a fifth Sempiternal gold, stretched across almost a year from the first. A 54-point gap, 162 kills, five chicken dinners. pamii- fragged 51.

Prizes were paid down to tenth place: 10,000 UAH to the champion, 6,000 to second, 4,000 to third. Every line in the report carries a «paid» checkmark.

Event MVP — R1ckleyse.

Eighteen teams, 81 entrants. Before the start we ran our first pre-match breakdown of every single player through the PUBG API — and found that one of them had walked 3,494 km on foot (that is Kyiv to Madrid), while another had 191 team kills and 169 suicides to his name.

The prediction flopped, mind you: one of the favourite teams finished eighteenth out of eighteen, and the chosen MVP managed exactly one kill across five maps. FURY (UA) won with one chicken dinner against silver's two.

Event MVP — y0ungg-.

Our first official TPP Squad event: 16 teams, five maps, a mode we had never run in team format before. KONOHA UA won by six points, taking two chicken dinners out of five. This event's podium has not been entered into the database yet, so it does not appear in the tables below — but it is part of the history.

And then came something nobody planned: the Poles who played as guests proposed a national-team match. Five days later Ukraine beat Poland 3:0 — 84 kills against 26, including the longest kill of the night from 640 metres.