Vietnam’s PUBG Mobile players are a different breed. They grind hard in ranked, communicate fast, and their control setups are often copied across Asia. If you’ve ever watched a Vietnamese streamer like Dũng CT or Xemesis, you know their movement is crisp and their aim is sticky. The secret? Custom control codes fine-tuned for the Vietnamese meta. We’ve scoured forums, Facebook groups, and YouTube comments to bring you the 7 most popular control codes from Vietnam right now. Whether you’re a claw beginner or a gyro god, there’s a layout here for you.
1. The ‘SaiGon Claw’ – 4-Finger Classic
This is the bread and butter of Vietnamese gamers. The SaiGon Claw uses four fingers: left index for ADS, right index for fire, thumbs for movement and camera. It’s simple, effective, and works on most phones. The code places the fire button on the top right, ADS on top left, with a small gap for accidental touches. Vietnamese players love this because it reduces recoil without gyro. If you’re switching from thumbs to claw, this is your starting point. Pair it with a 1.5x scope sensitivity to stay on target.
2. ‘Gyro God Hanoi’ – Full Gyro Setup
Hanoi players swear by gyro. This control code turns your phone into a steering wheel. With gyro enabled for all scopes, you can micro-adjust mid-spray without lifting your thumbs. The code maps the fire button to the right thumb area, leans to the left edge, and puts crouch under the left index. The sensitivity curve is aggressive: 300% for red dot, 200% for 4x, and 100% for 8x. It takes a week to get used to, but once you do, you’ll never go back. Check out our full guide on gyro codes for more variations.
3. ‘Dong Nai Rapid’ – Quick Scope Layout
For aggressive players who love DMRs and bolt-actions, the Dong Nai Rapid is a gem. It puts the scope button right above the fire button so you can tap-zoom-fire in one motion. The layout also moves the map to the far top right to avoid accidental touches. Vietnamese snipers use this to counter-peek in Miramar. The key is the ‘scope fire’ button — a single tap that ADS and shoots in one go. It’s risky but rewarding. If you want a stable aim for long-range, combine this with some stable aim codes.
4. ‘Hai Phong Hipfire’ – No ADS Close Combat
Hipfire is king in CQC, and Hai Phong players have perfected it. This control code removes the ADS button entirely (you rely on the scope button only for long-range) and enlarges the fire button to cover the lower right quadrant. The logic: in buildings, you never ADS anyway. All thumbs go to movement and firing. The code also increases the deadzone for gyro so your screen doesn’t wobble during close fights. It’s a niche setup but incredibly effective if you play hot drops like Bootcamp or Paradise Resort.
5. ‘Can Tho Crouch Spray’ – Prone & Spray Combo
Crouch-spraying reduces recoil by 20%, and Vietnamese players abuse it. This code places the crouch button right next to the fire button so you can tap crouch and hold fire simultaneously. The layout also has a dedicated ‘prone’ button near the map for sudden drops. It’s designed for AR users who love to spray from mid-range. The sensitivity settings here are slightly lower to compensate for the stability loss when crouching. If you play with a 5-finger setup, adapt this code by moving the crouch to a shoulder button.
6. ‘Da Lat Peek’ – Advanced Peek & Lean
Peeking is an art, and Da Lat players have mastered it. This code maps left peek to the top left corner and right peek to the top right, above the fire and ADS buttons. The trick is that the peek buttons are small (20% opacity) so they don’t block vision. Vietnamese peekers use this to jiggle-peek with DMRs and then quickly re-chamber. The code also includes a ‘hold to peek’ option, which is essential for quick snaps. If you’re on an iPad, check out our iPad-specific layout codes for bigger screens.
7. ‘Vung Tau Hybrid’ – Claw + Gyro Fusion
The ultimate meta: combining claw with gyro. Vung Tau Hybrid uses three fingers (two thumbs, one left index) and gyro for fine-tuning. The left index handles scope and crouch, thumbs manage movement and fire, gyro adjusts aim. This layout is popular among competitive Vietnamese players who want the best of both worlds. The code sets gyro to ‘always on’ with a low sensitivity for hipfire and high for scopes. It’s a bit trickier to set up, so we recommend using our custom layouts as a base and then tweaking the gyro values.
These seven control codes represent the cream of the Vietnamese PUBG Mobile scene. Whether you pick the SaiGon Claw for simplicity or the Vung Tau Hybrid for advanced play, remember that practice makes permanent. Import the code, hit the training ground, and adjust the sensitivity to your muscle memory. Many of these codes are shared in Vietnamese Facebook groups and YouTube comments — you can also find similar gems in our Reddit codes collection. Stay hungry, stay agile, and see you on the battleground!
