PUBG Mobile Room Card Guide

A room card in PUBG Mobile lets you host your own custom room instead of joining someone else's. You pick the mode and map, set a password, and invite the players you want. Room cards are how clans, streamers and tournament hosts run private matches, scrims and community games with their own rules. Without a card, you can only join rooms that others host.

Room cards usually come from the in-game shop, events, missions or the clan shop, and availability changes with each season, so check the shop and events tabs inside the game for what is live right now. Some cards are single-use, while others last for a limited time, so read the card's details before you buy or claim one. If you only want to play in a room rather than host one, you do not need a card at all: the 217G daily room runs every day at 12 PM PKT with Rs. 100 entry and a Rs. 2,000 squad prize, and you can register at 217G.com/room.

Open the custom room section in the game, choose to create a room, and pick your mode, map and team setup. Set a password if you want a private match, then share the room ID and password with the players you invite. Start the match once everyone is in, and keep an eye on the lobby so no unwanted player slips in. If a player drops out before the start, you can usually invite a replacement from your friends list.

Agree the rules before the match starts, such as team size, allowed modes and how ties are handled, so nobody argues mid-game. Share the room credentials early and clearly, the way the 217G daily room shares its credentials at 11:45 AM PKT before the 12 PM PKT start. Keep teams balanced and rotate hosts if you run rooms often, so one squad does not dominate every game. Practise in the daily PUBG Mobile custom room to learn how a well-run room feels, and if you need an account ready for competitive rooms, read the PUBG account buying guide.