Keeping Match Data Available and Reliable

WinnerMeta processes a large amount of PUBG match data so players can explore matches, telemetry, weapon statistics, and more.

Recently, we have seen a growing volume of automated and repeated requests for matches that have not yet been processed. Each request can trigger a resource-intensive data collection and processing workflow. In large bursts, this puts unnecessary pressure on our queues and can delay data for everyone else.

To keep the platform reliable and sustainable, we are changing how on-demand match processing works.

What is changing

Match pages for data that is already available will continue to be accessible as usual.

During periods of high demand, requesting data for a match that has not yet been processed will require users to sign in. This helps us prioritise available processing capacity for legitimate requests when the system is under pressure.

Why this matters

Processing a PUBG match is not an instant or free operation. It uses server capacity, queue workers, and third-party data resources.

This approach helps us:

• Protect the service from automated and repeated requests during busy periods.
• Keep queues available for legitimate users.
• Make match data more reliable and predictable.
• Continue investing server resources in features and data quality.

This is not about limiting access to the data we already provide. It is about ensuring that WinnerMeta remains fast and useful for the players who rely on it.

Help keep WinnerMeta sustainable

WinnerMeta is independently operated, and processing match data requires ongoing server capacity and third-party data resources.

If WinnerMeta is useful to you, becoming a supporter directly helps us keep match data reliable, improve the platform, and continue building new features.

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Thank you for helping us keep the platform sustainable.