If you’ve landed on the Rondo map and feel a bit lost, you’re not alone. This guide breaks down the layout, key spots, and easy tricks that help you move from rookie to pro in no time.
The first thing you need is a mental picture of the map. Rondo is built like a big ‘C’ with three main lanes – left, centre and right – that connect at a central hub. The hub is the hottest zone; both teams fight for control there because it offers the shortest routes to the enemy base.
Pay attention to the high‑ground platforms on the left and right wings. Those spots give you a clear line of sight and make it easier to spot incoming opponents. If you can hold at least one of those platforms, you’ll force the enemy to play around your vision.
Don’t rush straight into the hub. Begin by securing the left‑wing platform. It’s a safe place to pick up weapons and set up a small defensive line. Once you have a few teammates holding the left and right wings, you can push together into the centre.
When you move into the hub, stay low and use the cover of crates. Jumping straight into an open space is a surefire way to get taken down. Stick to the edges of the hub and peek out only when you’re sure an enemy is in your line of fire.
Another handy tip is to watch the spawn timers. Rondo’s spawn points are at the far ends of the left and right wings. Knowing when a new wave of enemies appears lets you set up ambushes and control the flow of the game.
Communication is key. Call out enemy positions as soon as you see them – "enemy on left platform" or "someone pushing the hub" – and your team can react faster. Even a quick "I need backup" can turn a losing fight into a win.
Use the map’s shortcuts wisely. There’s a narrow tunnel that links the left wing to the hub; it’s perfect for flanking but also easy to trap. Only run through it when you have a teammate covering the entrance.
Keep an eye on the power‑ups that spawn near the central hub. They give you a temporary boost that can be the difference between winning a gunfight or losing it. Grab them whenever you can, but don’t expose yourself just for the pickup.
Finally, practice makes perfect. Spend a few minutes in a solo match just walking the map, noting where you feel most vulnerable. When you know your weak spots, you can avoid them in real games.
By mastering the layout, using simple moves, communicating well, and taking advantage of shortcuts and power‑ups, you’ll start winning more matches on the Rondo map. Keep these tips in mind, stay flexible, and have fun dominating the arena.
PUBG Mobile’s 3.7 update rolled out globally with the Golden Dynasty mode, a huge new Rondo map, and collaboration with Alan Walker. Players get new vehicles, gadgets, and the return of beloved locations. Indian users access updates via BGMI due to PUBG Mobile’s ongoing ban.