Dominick Santoro

Thousands of hours on the maps

Dominick Santoro has played more than 3,000 hours of PUBG: Battlegrounds. Hours like that teach you the maps the way a local knows a town: which compounds are worth a landing, which roads are a trap and where the quiet buildings are. Secret rooms added a new layer to that knowledge, and Dominick has followed them across every map that has them.

Why he writes about secret rooms

A secret room is only useful if you can find it fast. A description such as "north-east of the compound" is no help with seconds to spare, so Dominick's guides start from the map itself: each location is marked where it is, and the text explains how to reach it, what opens the door and what is worth taking inside.

How every location is checked

Every location on this site is checked in the live game before it is published. When something cannot be confirmed, it is left off instead of being guessed, and when an update moves a room or changes a key, the page about that map is corrected. Facts about how rooms and keys work come from the game's official patch notes and other reliable sources, and the guides say plainly when a detail is not published.

Secret Room Finder

Dominick runs Secret Room Finder and writes its guides. The site puts every map's secret rooms one click from the homepage, with a page for each map and short guides on keys, loot, updates and the basics for newer players.

Playing fair

Every guide describes how the game works as designed. The site never covers cheats, exploits or anything that breaks the game's rules, and it is not connected to the company that makes PUBG. The aim is simple: help more players find the rooms, open them and get back into the fight with better kit.