PUBG / Paramo / From real matches
Paramo landing spotsWhere they drop. Who makes it.
Where players land on Paramo, how many are still alive five minutes later and how their team places, measured on public matches from the official PUBG API. Squad only: modes are never mixed.
Paramo, official map. Gold markers: kills recorded at each named place in 3 public squad matches. The plane is decoration.
3Public matches29 Oct – 2 Nov
175Landings readSquad, human players only
54%Alive 5 min after landingParamo average
55.9Placement score100 = win, 0 = last team
0Drop zones judgedFrom 30 landings
The drop map
Every landing. On the map.
Each square is 96 m of Paramo: the brighter, the more players landed there. Numbered squares had at least 30 landings and are judged below.
Level_DLevel_CHot drops need 30 landings in a square to be judged.
The busiest squares are where the fights start: the brightest ones on the map.
A zone is called above or below only beyond 3.29 standard errors: with hundreds of squares, a looser bar would label luck. Margins shown are 95%. 79 more squares had landings but fewer than 30: they are on the map only.
How it is measured
Real matches. Stated limits.
The sample
3 public squad matches on Paramo, 29 Oct – 2 Nov, picked at random by the PUBG API on Steam and read every day. It is a sample, not every match played.
Who is counted
Human players only: bots, bot-only training matches, custom games and modes that are not battle royale are left out. Squad, duo and solo are never mixed, because a squad wins against 25 teams and a solo player against 100.
The grid
Paramo is split into 32 × 32 squares of 96 m, from the coordinate extent in the PUBG API documentation (3.06 km per side). A landing is where a player touches the ground after the jump.