S8UL wins Pokémon UNITE 2024 India Qualifier by showing ultimate dominance

S8UL Esports has become the champion after dominating the whole event. The team didn’t lose a single match and showed its supremacy over the Indian esports scene. In the upper bracket quarterfinals, the first match S8UL faced was against Team No Tilt in which the result stood a 2-0 scoreline.

Moving to the semifinals, Six Uppermoon was ready to throw a challenge at the champion but lost the game with the same scoreline of 2-0. However, S8UL emerged as the winner of the upper bracket final with a scoreline of 2-1 against Zenigame Squad. While the losing team went to the lower bracket final, S8UL was waiting for its opponent at the grand final.

Zenigame Squad faced off against GodLike, another sensation of Indian esports, in the lower bracket final. The team defeated GodLike by 2-1 and went up to the finals to meet S8UL again. As the race to the championship title and also for a spot in the World Championship 2024 began, champion S8UL again made the same scoreline as the team did in the upper bracket finals. Without looking back, the champion team carried their winning momentum to emerge as the champion for the second time in a row.

S8UL Esports wins a decent share of the prize pool and awaits the world-stage fight

Featuring a huge stack of $37,500 prize pool, the event was co-hosted by Skyesports, and The Pokémon Company. Becoming the champion has earned S8UL a sweet spot at the 2024 World Championship. Moreover, the team pocketed $15,000 by becoming the champion. The runner-up won $7,500 while the third-placed team GodLike bagged another $6,000. As the qualification is over now, S8UL will be getting ready to fly to the island of Hawaii to represent India on the world stage.

Before commencing the grand finals, the Pokémon UNITE Championship Series 2024, India Qualifier started taking registration on the 12th of April 2024. The grand final stage, however, took place on the 12th of May 2024.

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Pokémon UNITE World Championship 2024 India Qualifier will feature teams from all over India

The event will follow a simple process to choose the best team. The qualifier event is open to all and players must be over 16 years of age to register. Matches will follow a BO3 format. The top 8 teams from day 1 of the India Tournament will qualify to participate in day 2.

The following day will introduce a DE bracket-format tournament between the 8 teams that qualified on day 1. After competing in the second day, the top team will become the champion. The registrations are now live on the official website.

• Registration open: 12th Apr 2024
• Registration close: 9th May 2024
• Qualifiers Dates: 11th May 2024 – 12th May 2024

The champion team will represent India at the Pokémon UNITE World Championship 2024

The most lucrative reward for any participating team would be the chance to wave the Indian flag at the highest stage of Pokémon UNITE esports. As the event offers, the champion team of Pokémon UNITE World Championship 2024 India Qualifier will get a direct slot to compete with the top 30 teams around the world. From August 16th to the 18th, the regional representatives will gather in Honolulu, Hawaii to fight for the championship and a share of the whopping $500,000.

Prize Pool

The event features a whopping $37,500 as the prize pool. However, the previous edition had more. Let’s take a look at the complete breakdown of the prize pool.

We are thrilled to continue our association with The Pokémon Company for the third year running. Over the past two years, we’ve witnessed consistent growth in participation and viewership for the game. As the Indian hosts of the Pokémon UNITE esports roadmap, the Pokémon UNITE WCS 2024 India Qualifier will offer every aspiring professional player a chance to represent the country on the biggest stage for Pokémon UNITE esports. I wish the best to all participants.

SHIVA NANDY, FOUNDER AND CEO, SKYESPORTS

The previous edition of this event featured more cash than the one taking place this year. Besides, the slots are also reduced, it was two teams before while one team will be selected to represent India in the 2024 event in Hawaii. In 2022 and 2023, Revenant Esports and S8UL Esports, respectively, represented India in the World Championship. On the official Skyesports YouTube channel, viewers can watch the entire event live in Hindi.

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1. Fea, let’s start with you. Tell us about your stance on the mobile esports scene in India. Where does it currently stand, what do you envision after experiencing various organizations and brands, and the path ahead along with your thoughts on its future?

Fea: There are two problems with mobile esports in India at the moment. Firstly, it’s too dependent on one game: BGMI. Secondly, for grassroots players, there are very few chances for them to go pro or compete with the best.

We are looking to address both these problems. Our grassroots-level initiatives will focus on community building, which we will leverage to grow other games. Secondly, our grassroots tournaments have been designed in such a way that every gamer has lots of chances to prove themselves and go pro. We will also be nurturing promising talent to aid them in their journey to become esports stars.

2. What are your thoughts on banter in the community?

Ghatak: Esports is all about engagement. Keeping viewers engaged, providing fans a team to root for always, and making sure aspiring players have tournaments to play in. As such, banter is also good to a certain extent as it boosts engagement. I am talking about friendly banter to fuel rivalries. Unfortunately, in our community, sometimes, even banter is called being toxic. I hope that will change as our esports community continues to mature and develop further.

3. The Indian scene is good so far but without a global touch, your game just feels like a domestic league. The intensity of global events is on another level and India is very much missing it. The last PMGC didn’t feature any Indian teams though we thought we would watch a slot from direct invitation. So, where’s the path leading us? When will this chain break? PUBG Mobile already announced its 2024 roadmap.

Fea: [Laughs] Unfortunately, that isn’t an answer that we can give you, and rests with the decisions of KRAFTON and Tencent. Yes, international events are very important for a game’s overall roadmap. I am hopeful that we will get to see BGMI teams competing internationally in the future.

But, new games like Honor of Kings are coming, which could also send international representatives internationally. Besides this, we have Pokémon Unite and COD Mobile offering our players a chance to represent the country.

4. You said in a recent interview that people aren’t watching the damage being dealt to the grassroots level. What is Trident Gaming expecting to solve the issue? I mean, will we see Trident do something that relaxes the young players so that they can feel no damage is coming to their study or life goals? While hiring young talents who still go to school or college, how will Trident back them?

Fea: Yes, this is an issue people don’t understand and many say that there are official and unofficial open-for-all tournaments happening. However, in these competitions, it’s usually just one or two matches that players have to give their all or get eliminated.

Our scrims will ensure players can compete across several matches to decide who moves on to the next stage.

In terms of your other question, we would never recommend leaving behind studies to pursue esports full-time because it is a volatile industry. Just look at the bans on BGMI and Free Fire so we never know what is in store. However, for promising talent, we will guide them to become better and give them proper coaching plus resourcing while ensuring that they stay dedicated to their education.

5. “Trident Gaming is the one-stop destination for esports and gaming solutions.” Also, “It wants to address the key industry challenges and at the same time invite brands to achieve their esports goals by joining hands with Trident”. So basically, Trident is going to launch tournaments at the college level and also wants to solve the key challenges. How will it become possible? Share your vision.

Ghatak: Yes, we are aiming to be the one-stop destination for esports and gaming solutions. We will be launching grassroots and college initiatives, identifying stars, and helping top organizations on international organizations looking to enter India with talent scouting.

Fea: Besides this, we will also be working with existing TOs and esports organizations in the space to connect them with brands. Usually, the case is that brands don’t know how to approach esports. We will be able to be the bridge that connects them with the wider industry through education and awareness.

6. So, Sunny we know that you have been working with some leading organizations and brands connected very closely to the Indian Esports scene. And of course, you know their culture and organizational behavior. How will you incorporate good cultures and a healthy environment at each stage like events, teams, etc.? Is there a similar vision from both of you and Ghatak that you talked about or if not, what will be the approach then?

Fea: We at Trident believe in being for the community and by the community. For this answer, I would like to focus on the by-the-community part. For our founding team, we have hired candidates who have worked for years in the industry and me and Ghatak know personally. We have developed a friendly and homely environment in the company.

7. Kronten said neither Ghatak nor GodL left each other. It was the vision that created the separation. So, when Ghatak figured out he had plans for something else.

Ghatak: I wanted to start a company like Trident for a very long time and right now felt like the correct time. So I decided to leave GodLike Esports.

8. Fea, will we see Trident acquire any roster (any title it may be) or launch their in-house starts? What is going to be the first step in this journey? Let me add something here as well, you founded esports network but that is at a halt for many days. How do you think Trident will sustain for a longer period?

Fea: Esports Network wasn’t at a halt. We were continuously doing white-label events, which we will continue to do now but under Trident’s umbrella.

In terms of acquiring a roster, we probably won’t. While we might get to see our academy players sometimes competing in tournaments, the end goal is for them to go on to become stars at other established esports organizations. However, we will likely be the managers for these players, helping them each step of the way while facilitating brand deals for them.

9. ORB, Entity, GodL…the journey that can create a book. Thank you, Ghatak and Fea for marking a distinct presence in the esports industry. We appreciate your time, effort, and contribution. Coming to the questions, how long do you think BGMI will reign? Great titles are coming up and especially if PUBG Mobile faces any threat from other titles, it is going to be MOBA games. Considering all the games, all the events, and everything, what is the future of mobile gaming in India, you can tell from the South Asian scene that Nepal and Pakistan played important roles after the ban in India. Now, BD teams are also coming up.

Ghatak: Thank you for the kind words. The future is set to be very exciting in the country and MOBA titles could be one area to look out for, especially with the release of Honor of Kings later this year in the country. We also have Free Fire India coming up soon. All these will aid in the growth of mobile gaming.

One trend to look out for in the coming months and years though is the penetration into tier 2 and tier 3 markets. BGMI and other present esports are more heavily concentrated in tier-1 cities. As India grows, I expect to see growth fueled by other untapped markets.

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Two Japanese sensations have lightened the team with another battle-tested soldier Sergeant Clash. “It was imperative for us to scout talent from the entire region and we landed on Ken-G and Menmi”, says Rohit Jagasia, the CEO of Revenant Esports. Now, as the roster will face the challenges coming ahead, we’ll take a close look at what the future may bring. We’ll be putting the APAC scenario into the main stage and trying to understand the surroundings after the team leaves for a challenge.

Revenant Esports Brawl Stars Roster for 2024

The roster is comprised of three players and a coach. The two Japanese are very experienced and have a renowned career. Ex-Chasmac player Ken-G and former REJECT squadmate Menmi are on the team. Besides, the new coach is also announced. Revenant Esports’ Brawl Stars roster for 2024 is as follows: 

• Ashmit “Sergeant Clash” Singh
• Takuya “Menmi” Kitano 
• Kenji “Ken-G” Oda 
• Karthikk “Kizuki” Adithiyha S: Analyst

The previous year’s performance is one of the key reasons why the organization just stood up with a bigger target keeping in front. Last year, India was regarded as a region in Brawl Stars but the furthest that any team could qualify from the country was the Last Chance Qualifier (LCQ) in Katowice, Poland. While the other major regions were receiving direct slots to the World Finals, Indian teams had to go through the LCQ, and only one slot was fixed for India.

However, Revenant took the opportunity and won four of the six Monthly Finals, making them the top contender from India to the LCQ. The team then defeated Reconic Esports SA in the Golden Ticket Matches and went to the World Finals.

A fresh start for the team yet a peek into the promising future

This year, the Brawl Stars World Finals 2024 will take two teams from the Asia Pacific for direct slots in the grand finals. The rest two teams in the top four will qualify for the Last Chance Qualifier. However, with a strong in-house team, the organization can look forward to qualifying in the grand event. The roster is a perfect fit for challenging the top teams and Revenant is planning to get it done.

The path isn’t easy as APAC has teams like Crazy Raccoon, and Natus Vincere as contenders. “With our revamped lineup featuring the talented Menmi and Ken-G, I am confident that we have what it takes to make it to the Brawl Stars World Finals once again despite the tougher format which has decreased the overall number of slots“, said Sergeant Clash from Revenant Esports.

No wonder that looking for the opportunity to become one of two teams is the motivation for taking a step forward that resulted in this latest roster. Not only does this pave the way to introduce more cross-border players into a team but it also marks the evergrowing capacity of Indian teams on the global stage.

Supercell’s popular strategy title will soon witness the rise of Indian teams on the world stage and this is just the beginning. Taking into the team from one of the toughest regions and as the players are filled with expertise and experience, the days coming ahead will create hype for the fans as well. We’ll also witness massive growth in their brand name.

The Esports scenario for the APAC region is looking for a fresh start in 2024

Brawl Stars has changed the whole of its esports scenario in this year, 2024. Following the esports in 2023, the direct slots were from the EMEA, NA East, NA West, SA East, East Asia, and Chinese Mainland. But this year, the game has made 5 regions overall and each has direct slots to the World Finals. While this decision led to the merger of a few regions, the competition is now at its highest.

By just considering the APAC region, we’ll know the impact of the change. It has become a game changer in this area as there will be no place to stay behind now. Revenant Esports is just the first one to walk along the way from this part of the world. The team also sent a message to the other APAC teams that they need to be prepared if want to exist in this field.

Before, it was mostly the home teams that used to participate in the monthly qualifiers and finals. The scenario has now changed and there will no longer be places for the teams that do not keep focus on the ongoing and changing scene. Thus, the APAC region is adding a game-changing thrill to the overall Brawl Stars esports scene.

More teams are likely to follow in the footsteps of Revenant Esports

Japanese players dominate the APAC region and this is more or less a fact. So, to cope with the players and even maintaining the standards is also a thing to think about. Though it is not new for teams to sign overseas players even Revenant had Prime and Response from Singapore, and Shafin from Bangladesh.

In the previous year or even before that, the path wasn’t so easy to reach the top height of Brawl Stars esports after fighting the big giants. A team needed to cross many a mile to reach the formidable place. However, as now India is merged into the APAC region and there is endless possibility lying ahead, more teams are likely to follow the lead. India is operating as one of the largest mobile esports markets and teams will no longer take time to grab this opportunity in Brawl Stars.

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KRAFTON has been consistently putting in efforts to improving Indian gaming

This isn’t the first time KRAFTON has put in efforts to make Indian gaming grow. Ever since the return of BGMI in India last year, KRAFTON has put in efforts from their end to boost gaming in the country, such as a dedicated esports channel, alongside announcing the India Gaming Incubator in October last year. This also includes releasing several games, be it Garuda Saga, Archery King, and signing the publishing contract for India release of Cookie Run titles with Devsisters.

Sean Hyunil Sohn, CEO, KRAFTON India, expressed delight at the partnership and further added: “By combining Gujarat’s vibrant growth environment and our expertise in game development and esports, we are set to create unparalleled opportunities for talent development, infrastructure enhancement, and community engagement. We firmly believe that this collaboration will have a profound and positive impact, fostering innovation, and inspiring a new generation of gamers and developers.”

Sh. Harsh Sanghavi, Hon’ble Minister for Home, Sports, Youth and Cultural Activities, Government of Gujarat expresse­d excitement for the­ collaboration, highlighting how it matches the state’s goals for digital and e­conomic progress. He stated: “Government of Gujarat will benefit from this collaboration with KRAFTON as it will undoubtedly catalyze our efforts to transform Gujarat into an indigenous and interactive hub for e-sports. We look forward to the positive impact this partnership will have on our youth and the broader e-sports gaming community.”

It is important to note that KRAFTON has already invested $160 million in Indian startups since 2021 and plans to invest an additional $150 million over the next 2-3 years. With this, we can see that the plans of KRAFTON in India aren’t stopping and are looking to strengthen its ties with the country and its players.

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• Trident Gaming, a new esports and gaming solutions company launched

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This occasion will be enhanced by the support of cutting-edge semiconductor manufacturer AMD, promising an elevated gaming experience for all participants. Additionally, EliteHubs has been introduced as the designated e-commerce platform for the tournament.

Skyesports unveils expanded format for 2024 BGMI Champions Series

Skyesports has announced a considerably larger format for 2024 following the wildly successful 2023 edition of the Skyesports Champions Series – BGMI, which peaked at 131,000 concurrent spectators. This time, the SCS will include open-for-all qualifiers, giving players from all over the nation the opportunity to compete in the famous championship.

As per Lumikai’s State of India Gaming Report FY23, which was produced in association with Google, the gaming sector in the nation generated over $3.1 billion in revenue in FY23, and is projected to reach $7.5 billion by FY28. Because so many players are moving up from casual to mid- and hard-core games, the esports market in the nation is expected to grow organically.

BGMI Skyesports Champions Series (SCS) 2024: Tournament Format

Registered teams are set to progress through a series of qualifying rounds, with the top 18 advancing to the Semifinals. Additionally, six teams with notable past performances will receive direct invitations to the semifinals:

• Blind Esports
• iQOO Soul
• Revenant Esports
• Orangutan Esports
• Gods Reign
• GodLike

The Semifinals will feature 24 teams divided into groups A, B, and C, competing from February 27 to March 3. Following this stage, the top 16 teams will secure their spots in the SCS 2024 Finals. Scheduled as an online event spanning from March 5 to 10, the Grand Finals will witness the 16 qualifying teams engage in intense BGMI battles over six days, all vying for the championship title.

Skyesports Champions Series continues to get bigger and better

One of Skyesports’ most valued intellectual properties is the Skyesports Champions Series. It began in 2022 with VALORANT, and the competition culminated in a spectacular live event held in Chennai, India.

A BGMI esports tournament on the IP’s return in 2023 attracted a high viewing of over 131,000, demonstrating the interest of the community in Skyesports’ competitions. The BGMI esports action, increased community participation options, and expanded format promise to make the 2024 edition even bigger than the previous one.

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Trident Gaming aims to pioneer a new era in Indian Esports

Trident Gaming endeavors to reshape the esports narrative through a focus on nurturing emerging talents, fostering community ties, ensuring accountability in player contracts, and strengthening brand commitments. Operating as a bootstrapped enterprise, Trident Gaming envisions a holistic strategy to propel growth within the Indian esports sector and diversify revenue streams.

Abhijeet Andhare, one of Trident Gaming’s co-founders, boasts a background as both a professional esports competitor and coach. He notably competed with Entity Gaming, representing India at the PUBG Mobile Global Finals in 2019. As a coach, Andhare played a pivotal role in guiding GodLike Esports to numerous triumphs, notably guiding them to represent the nation at the PUBG Mobile Global Championship (PMGC) in 2021.

Educational institutes to embrace esports as Trident Gaming propels grassroots initiatives

Trident Gaming is actively engaged in various initiatives, including the launch of programs and intellectual properties (IPs) designed to spot emerging talents and nurture them into national stars. Furthermore, as part of its grassroots efforts, the company is currently in discussions with multiple educational institutions to integrate esports as a club activity, aiming for widespread adoption across college campuses.

Moreover, Trident Gaming seeks to facilitate connections between brands and the esports/gaming sector, providing comprehensive services to meet their diverse needs. These offerings encompass marketing solutions, IP development and management, talent representation, content creation, broadcasting solutions, and sponsorship opportunities, serving as a centralized platform for brands to achieve their objectives within the esports and gaming realms.

Additionally, the company plans to support international esports organizations seeking to enter the Indian market by assisting with talent scouting, player management, boot camp arrangements, and legal considerations.

Ghatak’s expertise will elevate Trident Gaming’s esports mentorship program

Furthermore, Trident Gaming espouses the empowerment of emerging players and offers a platform for underdogs to demonstrate their abilities. Talented players identified by Trident Gaming through its grassroots-level IPs and collegiate programs will receive guidance on navigating the esports industry, refining their skills, and achieving stardom. Ghatak, leveraging extensive esports coaching experience, will play a pivotal role in developing this aspect of the enterprise.

Sunny Lohia, a co-founder of Trident Gaming, renowned by his in-game alias “Fea,” boasts a wealth of experience stemming from his previous venture, Esports Network. This major production house has catered to distinguished clients such as Tencent, AMD, Rooter, Garena, Red Bull, and Ampverse, solidifying Lohia’s expertise in the field.

According to the State of India Gaming Report FY 2023, produced by Lumikai in partnership with Google, the Indian gaming sector saw a revenue of $3.1 billion in FY23, with projections suggesting it could reach $7.5 billion by FY28. Findings from a survey included in the report reveal that more than 40 percent of respondents have transitioned from casual gaming to other categories, underscoring the growing potential of India’s gaming and esports industry.

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This multi-day on-ground esports spectacle BGMI Skyesports League 2024 will be open to a live audience

Each city will be represented by a distinct esports organization, chosen by Skyesports based on their historical performance, contributions to the esports ecosystem, and dedication to localized content for the event. The 16 teams, along with their players, will soon be unveiled on Skyesports’ official Instagram and Twitter handles. Here are the 16 cities that will be participating in this Skyesports League:

• Ahmedabad Avengers
• Bengaluru Crushers
• Bhubaneswar Titans
• Chennai Clutchers
• Delhi Dragons
• Guwahati Giants
• Hyderabad Nawabs
• Kochi Kings
• Kolkata Tridents
• Lucknow Pushers
• Mumbai Aces
• Pune Pros
• Punjab Pinnacles
• Rajasthan Strikers
• Ranchi Warriors
• Vizag Gladiators

The Skyesports League 2024 is slated to unfold in Mumbai in March 2024. This multi-day on-ground esports spectacle will be open to a live audience, providing fans with the opportunity to actively support their favorite teams and hometown heroes, the Mumbai Aces, in person.

Commenting on the Skyesports League, Shiva Nandy, Founder and CEO, Skyesports, said, “The Skyesports League will be a celebration of India’s diversity and will include a regional and localized flavor never seen before in Indian esports. Each team will be representing a different city from every nook and corner of the country, paving the way for more regional engagement while also bringing more content for fans. As BGMI esports becomes a sport enjoyed across the country, it’s important to celebrate and leverage India’s cultural diversity which we will be doing with the Skyesports League.”

Notably, Enigma Gaming has clinched their spot in the Skyesports League 2024 following their remarkable triumph at the POVA Cup Season 4 – BGMI, an event orchestrated by Skyesports.

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Champions of Pova Cup Season 4 BGMI secured the victory after a dominant performance

Enigma Gaming introduced a freshly assembled lineup during Pova Cup Season 4, setting the stage for the upcoming 2024 season. Their dominance was evident as they effortlessly progressed through the Open Qualifiers and Semifinals, maintaining their momentum in the Grand Finals with three chicken dinner wins and 51 finish points.

Their triumph, however, stemmed from their unwavering consistency. Securing 92 placement points, the highest among all teams in the Grand Finals, they clinched the top spot on the points leaderboard with 143 points, a mere three points ahead of the second-ranked Big Brothers Esports. The overall standings for the Pova Cup Season 4 is as follows: 

1. Enigma Gaming: 143 points
2. Big Brothers Esports: 140 points
3. Aerobotz Esports: 122 points
4. Anonymous Esports: 113 points
5. Entity Gaming: 112 points
6. Team Tamilas: 111 points
7. Marcos Gaming: 98 points
8. Hyderabad Hydras: 79 points
9. Team Empire: 77 points
10. Medal Esports: 75 points
11. Team Manya: 74 points
12. Orangutan Gaming: 70 points
13. Team Numen: 67 points
14. Reckoning Esports: 52 points
15. Hidden Ones: 48 points
16. Team Omega: 31 points

Following their triumph, Enigma Gaming has clinched its place in the Skyesports League, a local esports championship for BGMI, slated to take place as an in-person LAN event in early 2024.

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The tremendous turnout for the Pova Cup, with over 6000 players signing up from all over the country, is a testament to Skyesports’ strong connection with the gaming community, fostered through grassroots-level initiatives and high-quality social media content.

Top six teams along with the invited teams will take part in the POVA Cup Season 4 semifinal

From the open qualifiers, the top six teams have advanced to the Semi-Finals, set to happen on Dec. 24 and 25. In the semifinals, the six qualified BGMI teams will be joined by 18 invitees as they compete for a spot in the electrifying POVA Cup Season 4 Grand Finals. The 24 teams in the semifinals are as follows:

• Blind Esports
• Revenant Esports
• Team Soul
• GodLike Esports
• Entity Gaming
• Big Brothers Esports
• Reckoning Esports
• Aerobotz Esports
• Insane Esports
• Team Tamilas
• Team XSpark
• Medal Esports
• Team Autobotz
• Orangutan Gaming
• Team Empire
• WSB Gaming
• Marcos Gaming
• Numen Gaming
• TEAM RANVEER
• Enigma Gaming
• SILLY ESPORTS
• Hyderabad Hydras
• ANONYMOUS ESPORTS
• GLA ESPORTS

In the semifinals, the twenty-four teams will be split into three groups of eight and will play a round-robin format over two days. Each team will play eight matches in an attempt to earn a spot in the Grand Finals, with the top 16 teams from the Overall Standings advancing to the championship match. The Pova Cup Season 4 BGMI Grand Finals will culminate on December 26 and 27, with the 16 teams facing off in a high-stakes match over 12 matches to determine the winner.

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