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How to get to Spawn Island in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds

By:Anel Imsirovic - SubReal
Published: 11:17, 28 September 2017

Spawn Island is one of those places that not many people know how to get to in PUBG. This is why we've made a complete guide explaining how to get to this location and back. Watch our video and learn all there is to know about this place.

Spawn Island is a place where one can get some very sweet loot, if one knows how to get there. Being the awesome gents that we are, we have made a complete video guide that will teach you all you need to know about the Spawn Island journey.

In case looting is not exactly your most preferred cup of tea, then perhaps learning how to get as many as 9 kills in 10 seconds is something that could interest you. Either way, have fun winning that chicken dinner!

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