PUBG Mobile: Stalwart Esports Has To Disband Indian Line-Up

Instead of recruiting new players, Stalwart Esports now has to shut down almost all esports operations due to unforeseeable circumstances in India.

Amid the ongoing ban on PUBG Mobile in India, a number of esports organizations have struggled to maintain their rosters without hope as no tournaments were held across the country.

While the future of this battle-royale sensation is still on a knife edge, another team now has to join the fray and disband its line-up today – Stalwart Esports.

Stalwart Esports Pubg Mobile — Another team now has to join the fray and disband its line-up today – Stalwart Esports.

Stalwart Esports already bid a respectful farewell to its former PUBG Mobile Indian roster while calling it “the most dominating line-up” throughout their history.

In addition, the organization also disclosed that they had to shut down almost all esports operations last month due to unforeseeable circumstances. Stalwart Esports now has to let go of its own Indian PUBG Mobile team, which includes the following members: BlazeOP, Damon, Robin, Creed, Stoney, and Sarang.

Stalwart Esports Pubg Mobile Lineup — Instead of recruiting new players, the organization now has to shut down almost all esports operations due to unforeseeable circumstances in India.

Despite the fact that PUBG Corp. promised to bring an Indian version of PUBG Mobile in the near future, nothing ensures the future of this much-loved title in the country so far.

To keep alive not only the fame but also the financial budget, tons of esports teams and professional players had to look for other avenues rather than just waiting for such an uncertain thing.

After the ban of PUBG Mobile in India, Stalwart Esports acquired the popular Pakistani team Free-Style. This line-up competed in the PUBG Mobile Pro League: South Asia 2020 Fall Split where they qualified for the finals and finished at 13th place.