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Godlike Esports Signs BGMI Shadow as Their New Player: TSM Claims Player Poaching from GodL

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Godlike Esports, one of the renowned esports organizations in India, signs Former TSM IGL, Shadow to their roster before Nodwin Gaming’s BGMI Master Series Lan Event. Shadow is one of the finest BGMI players in India, and his in-game role is IGL (Leader of the team). In the upcoming Lan, BGMI Shadow will play in the Godlike roster containing star players like Jonathan, Neyoo, Zgod, and Clutchgod.

IQOO Battlegrounds Mobile India Series Season 1 had concluded in which Team Soul had emerged as the champions, OR Esports became the runner-ups. Several experienced and Professional teams like Xspark, TSM, Godlike, etc failed to qualify for BMPS S1 from BMOC Round 4 due to high competition from the underdog teams. Following the conclusion of BMPS, several organizations have started to make changes to their rosters. The latest news came from Godlike Esports, signing Ex-TSM player Shadow as their new IGL.

Godlike Esports Signs EX-TSM Athlete Shadow to their BGMI Roster

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Shadow has been playing with Godlike Esports in several unofficial tournaments of BGMI in the name of GodlxTryouts. Several sources have reported that Shadow would join Godlike Esports, and the news came out proper after the organization itself announced its new signing. Shadow will be the new IGL for GodL while former IGL Clutchod will play as an assaulter. Here is the new announcement from Godl Instagram handle:

Shadow has been playing PUBG Mobile (Now BGMI) since 2019 and has played under renowned organizations like Marcos Gaming, Megastars, Enigma Gaming and TSM FTX. Shadow joined the TSM BGMI roster before BGIS 2021, along with Ninjajod, Aquanox, and Blaze. He is the in-game leader for the roster where other players would have to follow his calls on point to play thier game.

Shadow and his team have won several events like Nodwin x Loco All Stars Invitational Lan event, Skyesports Mobile Open 2021, and finished as the runner-ups in Battlegrounds mobile India Series 2021. After finishing the event after Skylightz Gaming, the team also failed to fly to PMGC as the team didn’t have any passports and hence didn’t get the chance to represent the country at the Global level. His current org, Godlike, had gone to PMGC 2021 from the Indian region but ended up at the thirteenth position.

Godlike Esports has not been performing well for the past several months as their IGL clutch god has been inactive due to his study issues. Many have criticized them for their downfall in the community after they failed to qualify for BMPS. With Godl Tryouts, all the players in Godl are pretty confident and earlier stated that their team was now balanced and is set to make a comeback in the forthcoming Lan event.

TSM Claims that BGMI Shadow was player-poached by GodL

Despite this announcement, TSM FTX India says  Godl has never reached out to TSM to buy/loan Shadow to their roster. Shadow was benched due to unknown issues, and TSM said they offered him that he could play as a loan player from another org in the upcoming event. But Shadow left TSM even when he is in under the contract and giving tryouts for his current org. TSM Lead Armin stated that he had reached out to Godl and Shadow to clear this matter professionally, but there was no return response.

Without any prior knowledge of TSM, Shadow was registered for BGMI master Series Lan event under another organization. This made the organization contact Krafton, but Krafton did not resolve the issue raised by TSM till date.

However, recently he was poached by an org that doesn’t want to loan/transfer agreements from TSM as esports organizations do. Replying to all this, Shadow, via his Instagram post, claimed that he was subjected to harassment, exploitation, and threats from his organization. TSM’s Official Instagram Handle had replied that this issue had been raised because “other organizations do not wish to do a loan and/or transfer agreement as a professional organization would.” Additionally, they called the ‘organization’ unprofessional for transferring Shadow for free.

Armin also stated that their organization would look after this issue professionally and mentioned that player poaching is a significant issue in Indian Esports, a major setback to the community’s growth. We can expect legal actions from TSM on Shadow as he is still in contract with the team.

On the other end, Godlike Esports is not letting the cat out of the bag and remained silent. A similar issue is also ongoing between Sayyam and insane Esports, where Sayyam claimed that he had experienced too much pressure, harassment, and Trauma by being under the organization of Insane Esports. If these issues are not solved internally, we may see professional teams fighting by law with each other.

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Top Esports Games in India: Five Most Played Esports Gaming Titles in the Country

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Top Esports Games in India: Esports, a dynamic sector within gaming, involves individuals or teams competing in a fair and competitive environment. The onset of mainstream esports in India can be traced back to the arrival of PUBG (Player Unknown’s Battlegrounds Mobile) in 2018, a popular mobile game. Esports has gained global traction, with India emerging as a significant market, evident in the extensive viewership on platforms like YouTube and Twitch. This article explores the top esports games in India in 2022, offering potential career opportunities for aspiring youngsters.

Rise of Esports: Its Emergence and Importance in India

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The surge in gaming’s popularity during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 contributed to the exponential rise of esports. Beyond traditional gaming for entertainment, people began recognizing the potential for esports careers. Presently, thousands aspire to become esports athletes, marking a significant shift in the gaming landscape.

Here are the Five Top Esports Games in India 2022

5. Clash Royale

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Introduced in 2016 as a successor to the highly popular Clash of Clans, Clash Royale quickly carved its niche in the gaming landscape. Drawing players from Clash of Clans and cultivating its own fanbase, the game gained widespread popularity across all age groups. As its popularity surged, so did the level of competition, paving the way for the emergence of esports in Clash Royale.

While official tournaments in Clash Royale may not be as abundant, Supercell, the game’s developer and owner, consistently releases numerous in-game tournaments. These tournaments are accessible for free on the first attempt, providing players with an avenue to engage in competitive play. Furthermore, private organizations like ESL play a pivotal role in the esports ecosystem, hosting third-party tournaments that furnish players with a genuine esports environment.

4. Counter Strike Global Offensive CS: GO

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Released in late 2012, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS: GO) has witnessed a monumental surge in its following, establishing itself as a renowned game that endures to this day. CS: GO stands out as a strategic FPS (first-person shooter) game, offering gameplay that strikes a balance between accessibility and complexity.

The global esports scene for CS: GO took a significant leap in 2016 with its inaugural major worldwide esports event. Since then, the fervour for esports in CS: GO has shown no signs of waning. In India, the journey of major CS: GO events commenced in 2018, evolving into a landscape where tournaments featuring substantial prize pools are now a monthly occurrence. The enduring popularity of CS: GO is a testament to its lasting impact on both the global and Indian esports communities.

3. Valorant

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Introduced by Riot Games in 2020, Valorant stands out as a PC game offering a fresh gaming experience. This free-to-play FPS (first-person shooter) boasts various playing modes such as team deathmatch and search and destroy. Valorant is meticulously designed to be esports-friendly, aligning with the competitive gaming landscape. While catering to casual players seeking fun, its strategic gameplay has propelled it into the realm of esports.

Valorant quickly gained traction in India shortly after its launch, solidifying its presence in the esports scene. The popularity of esports in Valorant has soared, leading to the organization of numerous official and third-party events both in India and globally. These events feature substantial prize pools that grow in tandem with the game’s increasing popularity, making Valorant a prominent player in the competitive gaming arena.

2. Free Fire

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Free Fire, a free-to-play battlegrounds game, immerses players in a survival quest where the ultimate goal is to emerge as the last survivor. The game offers versatile modes, including squad, duo, and solo; however, esports competitions primarily focus on the squad format. Launched in 2017 following the release of PUBG PC, FREE FIRE garnered early comparisons to the mobile version of PUBG. Initially embraced as a casual gaming experience, FREE FIRE witnessed a significant shift with the ascent of esports influence from PUBG MOBILE.

In India, FREE FIRE has secured its position as the most played game, earning the second rank in esports popularity, following closely behind BGMI. The gaming community regularly participates in both official and unofficial events, featuring substantial prize pools, establishing FREE FIRE as a prominent player in the competitive gaming landscape.

1. Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI)

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Battlegrounds Mobile India stands as the Indian iteration of the mobile esports phenomenon, PLAYERUNKNOWN’S BATTLEGROUNDS (PUBG). The honourable Indian government’s ban on the earlier version of the game, citing privacy concerns, prompted Krafton, the publisher and developer, to create a version compliant with government regulations. Given India’s status as one of PUBG’s largest markets, crafting an Indian version was a logical step.

PUBG has cultivated a substantial fan base in India, offering enthusiasts an unparalleled esports experience. With the launch of Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI), the excitement surpassed even that of the previous versions, propelling it to the coveted position of India’s number one esports game. Monthly official and unofficial events, featuring prize pools exceeding a crore, present valuable opportunities for underdogs and casual players alike. Notably, Indian teams have made their mark on the global stage, with Orange Rock Esports securing an impressive #2 position in the world league.

In conclusion, the esports landscape in India is thriving, offering diverse opportunities for aspiring gamers across various games. The popularity of these esports titles showcases the significant growth and potential within the Indian gaming community.

Note: The titles listed above are not based on any ranking

Top Esports Organizations in India: Best BGMI and Valorant Teams in the Country

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In recent years, the realm of Esports has experienced an unprecedented surge in popularity, capturing the interest of billions of gamers on a global scale. India, being a thriving market for gaming and Esports over the past decade, witnessed a significant boost with the advent of PUBG Mobile. Here, we present a compilation of the five of the top esports organizations in India.

The gaming landscape in India has soared to remarkable heights, offering countless young talents promising career opportunities. As a testament to this growth, India has secured its presence in the Asian Games 2022, where our esports players proudly represent the nation on the grand stage of the largest continent in the world. The burgeoning success has also attracted prominent organizations and brands to venture into Indian esports, marking a milestone in this monumental expansion.

Top Esports Organizations/Teams in India: A BGMI and Valorant Collective

1. Global Esports

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Global Esports has come a long way which now owns around 12 teams across the globe across nine gaming titles. Like its name, this prominent organization operates globally in various esports events. Owned by Rushindra Sinha, GE has teams in CS: Go, Fortnite, Dota 2, Overwatch, Apex Legends, Rainbow Six Seige, etc.

Apart from that, GE has some of the best content creators worldwide. It also hosts global esports events inviting underdogs, providing an excellent chance to enter Esports with Global Esports. In India, Global Esports has a good name in BGMI Competitive and Valorant Competitive, where it has garnered championship titles with legacy.

2. Godlike Esports

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Godlike Esports marks a spot on this list when you speak of Indian Esports. It operates on the mobile gaming and esports platform, especially in BGMI (earlier known as PUBG Mobile). It has earned more than a Crore INR in terms of approximate total winnings as per Liquipedia Wiki. The organization had acquired one of the dominating teams in the PUBGM esports scene named TSM. TSM earlier had star players like Jonathan, Clutchgod, Neyoo, Zgod, and Ghatak.

After the PUBGM ban, several esports organizations disbanded their rosters, and this was the same case for TSM back in 2021. After BGMI’s arrival, Godlike Esports signed the entire roster which had dominated the hell of the BGMI competition in several events. The team even went to PMGC 2021 to represent India even though they were placed fourth in the Indian regional tournament. But lately, the team has lost its touch and has not performed well in BGMI events. Godlike Esports now owns rosters in BGMI, Cod Mobile, and Free Fire and has a girl’s lineup. Rooter, one of the leading streaming platforms, has recently signed Godlike Esports streaming rights as part of its 100 crore investment in Indian Esports.

3. Velocity Gaming

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Regarding Valorant’s esports community, Velocity Gaming tends to have a spot on the list. Owned by Sentinel, aka Manoj Kashyap, the team was initially into Rainbow: Six Siege and later invested in PUBG Mobile and CSGO. The organization set up a discord server to organize several customs and scrims for Indian PUBGM teams to help them get into esports. Following that, they came up with a Valorant roster, now one of the finest OG Teams in India. The team emerged victorious in several events such as the AMD Valo Cup, Global Esports SEA Launch Tournament, etc.

In 2020, the team rebranded to Team Mahi and later returned to its original name. Global Esports recently defeated Velocity Gaming in SCS 2022, which is the main stage for VCT 2022.

4. S8UL

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S8UL is one of the leading esports organisations in India, and it has a significant fanbase. Formed under the collaboration between OG teams Soul and 8-bit, the organization has significant collective achievements to which Team Soul has a massive contribution. Team Soul recently won IQOO Battlegrounds Mobile Pro Series Season 1 in 2022 and received Rs.75 Lakh Prize money. Nine out of ten additional rewards were collected by Team Soul, in which Goblin was the apex sensation.

Team 8-Bit was the first team to represent India at an International event in PUBG Mobile Esports. Team Soul has been to many global events and pridefully represented the nation. They now again got the chance to represent the country at PMWI 2022, which is set to take place in August 2022.

5. Orange Rock

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Orange Rock Esports is also a significant roster in BGMI/PUBG Mobile Esports, owned by Pole To Win International (PTW). Global Companies like Zebronics, KFC, AMD, and Rooter now sponsor the roster. According to Liquipedia, the roster earned more than $185K in multiple events of Esports in IGC. OR also represented India in PUBGM World League: East but earned the second spot on the overall charts. If they had survived a bit more in the final match, they would have won the trophy in this international event.

They had lost it to Bigetron RA and returned home with $55K prize money. Their #2 curse is going on as they ended up being the runner-up in the recently concluded BMPS Season 1. Sources say that OR Esports might be invited to PMWI 2022, but there is no certainty in it. If it turns out to be accurate, it will be an excellent opportunity for the team to represent their country, sharing their pride with Soul.

Note: The teams listed above are not based on any ranking

BGMI Pro Series (BMPS) Season 1 Day 5 Results are Here: Team Soul Refuse to Leave the Top Spot

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BGMI Pro Series (BMPS) Season 1 Day 5 is set to commence today, marking the beginning of the League Stage Week 2. A total of six matches are on the agenda for the day, featuring three groups, each consisting of eight teams. These teams will engage in a round-robin format as Week 2 unfolds, running from today until Sunday, May 29.

The League Stage holds the key to determining the top 16 teams that will advance to the Finals of BGMI’s inaugural Pro Series. Notably, the champions of this event will secure coveted slots in PMWI 2022. To intensify the competition, organizers have introduced Vikendi as a replacement for Sanhok in BMPS Season 1 Week 2. Vikendi, a map that has been absent from recent official tournaments, could significantly impact each team’s strategies.

In a further exciting development, players are slated to receive IQOO Neo 6 devices and customized jerseys in the near future. The list of participating teams in this event is as follows.

BGMI Pro Series (BMPS) Season 1 League Stage Participants

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Group A

  • Esports Wala
  • Enigma Gaming
  • Global Esports
  • INS
  • Hydra
  • Retribution RTR
  • Autobotz
  • GOG Esports

Group B

  • Walkouts
  • Initiative Academy
  • BB Esports
  • OR Esports
  • Nigma Galaxy
  • Blind Esports
  • ACBC Esports
  • Marcos Gaming

Group C

  • Team Soul
  • XO
  • 7Sea Esports
  • Up50 Esp
  • R Esports
  • FS Esp
  • Team Kinetic
  • Hyderabad Hydras

BMPS Season 1 Day 5 Match Standings:

  • Match 1: Erangel (4:45 PM)
  • Group B x C
TeamPosition
Nigma Galaxy1
OR Esports2
Walkouts3
Blind Esports4
Kinetic5
Xo6
Hyd Hydras7
Soul8
BB Esports9
Marcos Gaming10
FS11
UP50 Esports12
ACBC13
7Sea14
R Esports15
Initiative Academy16
  • Match 2: Miramar (5:35 PM)
  • Group A x C
TeamPosition
XO1
GOG Esports2
Walkouts3
Hydra4
R Esports5
Enigma Gaming6
FS Esp7
Soul8
Hyd Hydras9
Kinetic10
Global Esports11
Autobotz12
UP5013
7Sea14
RTR15
INS16
  • Match 3: Vikendi (6:25 PM)
  • Group A x B
TeamPosition
Hydra1
RTR2
Blind3
OR4
Global Esports5
Nigma Galaxy6
INS7
Enigma Gaming8
Autobotz9
ACBC10
GOG Esports11
Marcos Gaming12
WSF Esports13
Walkouts14
BB Esports15
Initiative Academy16
  • Match 4: Erangel (7:25 PM)
  • Group A x B
TeamPosition
OR Esports1
RTR2
ACBC Esports3
Hydra4
Marcos Gaming5
Enigma Gaming6
Esports Wala7
Autobotz8
Global Esports9
Blind Esports10
Initiative Academy11
Nigma Galaxy12
GOG13
INS14
Walkouts15
BB Esports16
  • Match 5: Miramar (8:15 PM)
  • Group B x C
TeamPosition
Soul1
XO2
FS3
ACBC4
OR Esp5
Walkout6
Blind7
Kinetic8
BB Esports9
7Sea10
Nigma Galaxy11
Hyderabad Hydras12
Marcos Gaming13
Initiative Academy14
UP50 Esports15
R Esports16
  • Match 6: Erangel (9:05 PM)
  • Group A x C
TeamPosition
XO1
FS Esports2
Soul3
Insane4
Enigma5
RTR6
Hyd Hydras7
GOG8
Autobotz9
Kinetic10
Global Esports11
UP50 Esp12
Hydra13
7 Sea Esp14
R Esports15
Esports Wala16

After the completion of six matches, it is seen that Team Soul is still leading the table with 273 points, whereas OR Esports is slowly climbing up towards the top spot with 271 points. Nigma Galaxy maintained its spot in third place. Team XO who was on the red list clinched the fourth position with two chicken dinners on Day 5. Following are the overall standings after Day 5.

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Here are the Five Best Esports Players in India (2023)

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The surge of eSports has captured global attention, transforming it into a viable career path. In recent years, India has witnessed a rapid boom in eSports, featuring grand tournaments with multimillion-dollar prize pools. Beyond the monumental growth, it has opened up promising career avenues, particularly for the youth in the country.

The eSports landscape in India has proven to be a fortunate realm for numerous players and teams, catapulting them into the spotlight and generating substantial revenue. As the industry flourished, the charismatic personas of renowned players gained admiration, prompting a wave of individuals to consider eSports and content creation as viable career options. Many emerging faces, underdog teams, and players in India have gained recognition by consistently showcasing their gaming prowess. This phenomenon has also attracted international organizations, marking their entry into the Indian eSports and gaming market.

Top 5 Best Esports Players in India

1. Jonathan

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Image via Jonathan Gaming, YouTube
Image via Jonathan Gaming, YouTube

When BGMI (formerly known as PUBG Mobile) comes to mind, the name Jonathan emerges prominently. Jonathan is a widely recognized player, not just in India but also on the international stage. His exceptional frags and precision laser sprays consistently place him on the MVP podium in every tournament he participates in. Adding to his acclaim, BGMI’s game designers have introduced his voice pack in the game, swiftly becoming a favourite among numerous players.

Jonathan’s prowess in spotting enemies and lightning-fast reactions is unparalleled, especially considering he is a thumb player, a rarity in the gaming community. Undoubtedly, Jonathan stands out as one of the best BGMI players among the select few. At 19 years old, Jonathan Jude Amaral, formerly associated with Entity Gaming and TSM, is currently a valued member of Team GodLike. His teammates, Neyoo, Zgod, and Clutchgod, are all world-class players under the leadership of Ghatak. The energy drink giant Redbull has officially signed Jonathan as an official Red Bull player, the energy drink giant Red Bull signs.

In addition to his gaming achievements, Jonathan boasts a YouTube channel with an impressive subscriber count exceeding 5.5 million.

2. Snax

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Image via Esportsgen

Raj Varma, popularly known as Snax, stands as a prominent figure in the realm of BGMI eSports and content creation. Snax distinguishes himself as a star player who goes the extra mile, dedicating extensive hours to honing his skills. Notably, he maintains a friendly demeanour, fostering positive relationships with both teammates and the audience.

Through his video content, Snax shares a plethora of drills focusing on game mechanics, providing valuable insights to help players elevate their gameplay. His catchphrases like ‘De jiggle’ and ‘Damage do, andar aao’ have become widely recognized. Renowned for his DP Burst technique, Snax’s gun power has become a favourite among BGMI players, enabling him to swiftly eliminate opponents with remarkable accuracy using fewer than three bullets. Currently aligned with Team XO, Snax has showcased commendable performances in recent BGMI tournaments. Additionally, his YouTube channel boasts a substantial following, with over 1.2 million subscribers.

3. SK Rossi

When delving into the Valorant scene in India, the spotlight inevitably falls on a rising star – SK Rossi. This young talent has ascended to the pinnacle of India’s Valorous Esports domain, making a significant impact. Before his foray into Valorant, SK Rossi, also known as Ganesh Gangadhar, was a seasoned professional in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.

At 24 years old, Rossi, aptly nicknamed the “karate kid,” currently represents Global Esports, a team that stands as a driving force in the Indian Valorant competitive landscape. His flawless manoeuvres and exceptional skills effortlessly elevate Global Esports’ standing. Rossi’s prowess makes attaining the Radiant rank seem like a breeze, and he particularly excels as one of the best operator players, amplified by his adept handling of Jett.

Beyond his in-game feats, Rossi extends his influence through a YouTube channel boasting over 120K subscribers. Here, enthusiasts can witness his Valorant gameplay and delve into other gaming adventures. SK Rossi is undoubtedly leaving an indelible mark on the Indian esports scene.

 4. DeathMaker

Through his exceptional gaming prowess, DeathMaker has carved out a prominent place for himself in the competitive Valorant scene in India. Debanjan ‘Deathmaker’ Das is widely recognized as one of the nation’s premier aimers, leveraging his previous professional experience in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. At 23 years old, his ability to carry the team on his shoulders makes him a pivotal asset for Velocity Gaming. DeathMaker’s proficiency as an operator and status as one of the country’s top duelists further solidify his standing in the esports arena.

5. Delete

Delete, an adept professional in Free Fire Esports hailing from India, is a key player for Total Gaming Esports, under the leadership of AjjuBhai. The acquisition of Delete by TG in May 2021 proved to be a turning point, ushering in a series of favourable outcomes and achievements. It’s noteworthy to include Delete’s contributions despite the controversial status of Free Fire in the country, as the game has played a significant role in shaping the Indian gaming community. Narai Yadav, known by the gaming alias Delete, earned the title of MVP in the FFPL India 2021 summer season, a testament to his exceptional skills. His team, under his leadership, was crowned Champions during the same season, solidifying Delete’s impact in the Free Fire competitive scene.

Also Read: Top Esports Organizations in India: Best BGMI and Valorant Teams in the Country

Soul Regaltos YouTube Channel got hacked, renamed as ‘Ripple 2022’

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Soul Regaltos’ YouTube channel recently fell victim to hacking, resulting in a renaming to Ripple 2022, associated with the renowned crypto network. Regaltos, a prominent BGMI YouTuber, boasts a substantial following with over 2 million subscribers. This unfortunate incident occurred on March 4, 2022.

Regaltos, recognized as one of the top PUBG Mobile (BGMI) players, has been a longstanding professional esports player for Team Soul. His gaming prowess is well-regarded, and he contributes as a content creator for 8-bit Creatives. Operating under his real name, Parv Singh, he is highly regarded for his exceptional gameplay skills. Parv manages a YouTube channel where he conducts live streams of various games, with a current subscriber count of approximately 2.23 million as of today.

Soul Regaltos YouTube Channel Renamed to Ripple 2022

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Parv Singh, aka Regaltos, has carved out a niche for himself in the Gaming and Content Creation Industry. The cute teen from Team Soul has received massive recognition from people who adore his gameplay, and funny commentating during his streams.

Unfortunately, the Soul Regaltos YouTube channel which was named SOUL Regaltos has been hacked and was renamed ‘Ripple 2022.’ It is also now streaming LIVE of the cryptocurrency system of Ripple. Speaking and responding to this issue, Animesh ‘Thug’ Agarwal who is the co-owner of Team 8 Bit has posted an Instagram story in which he promises that Regaltos’s channel will be retained in a few days. Check out the story below.

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Thug, one of the popular minds behind the Indian Esports community stated:

"Working on Sorting. Soul Regltos's Channel getting comprimised. Will be back in a few days"

The YT channel has around 791 videos uploaded and it has earned 8.167 Million views along with 10,000 new Subscribers from the past 30 days, according to Socialblade statistics.

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BGMI LIVIK AfterMath Showdown: All You Need to Know

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After the successful conclusion of the Battlegrounds Mobile India Series 2021, Krafton is unveiling another exciting event known as the BGMI Livik Aftermath Showdown. This event is exclusively tailored for professional players and renowned content creators, making it more of a thrilling streamers showdown. Let’s delve into the details of this intriguing new streamers’ event.

Skylightz Gaming emerged victorious in the recent BGMI India Series 2021, powered by IQOO Smartphones, securing a handsome 50 lakh cash prize. While Krafton hasn’t disclosed the Esports Roadmap for BGMI in 2022 following this event, they’ve introduced the Livik Aftermath Showdown, a one-day event exclusively for professional players and popular BGMI content creators. The event boasts a substantial prize pool of Rs. 4,50,000. In this overview, we’ll explore the teams participating, prize pool distribution, and more.

LIVIK Aftermath Showdown Winner

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Team Snax emerged as the champion of the BGMI LIVIK Aftermath Showdown event. The team had shown an enormous performance in the final match of the day. They had bagged the WWCD with six finishes which led them to the top spot and winning the tournament. Team Scout finished second while Team Mortal attained the third spot.

Team Snax had also won the first Streamer showdown event of BGMI which was conducted following the release of the game in the county.

Snax also played well in the fun game and had become MVP which bagged a total of 50,000 INR.

BGMI Livik AfterMath Showdown: Teams Participating in the event

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Aftermath Showdown event organized by Krafton to celebrate the 73rd Republic Day of India. Here are the teams that are participating in this one-day event:

Teams
Mortal
Scout
Dynamo
Shreeman legend
Sangwan
Snax
Payal gaming
Godnixon
Kanika
Psycho
Vaadhiyaar
Antharyami
Classified YT

Players would love to play this event in a fun manner. This event will have a total of 4 matches to be played and here is the match schedule for the day:

  • Livik: Aftermath (Match 1)
  • Livik: Aftermath (Match 2)
  • Erangel (Match 3)
  • TDM (Match 4 – FUN GAME)

Also Read: Skyesports Grand Slam 2022 announced with $40,000

BGMI Aftermath Prizepool and Points Distribution

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The one-day event was announced with a Rs. 4,50,000 worth of prize pool and here is how it is distributed among the teams:

1st place:
2,50,000
2nd place:
1,50,000
3rd place:
50,000
Fun Game:
50,000

Here is the points distribution for each match:

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Image via Battlegrounds Mobile India, YouTube
  • 1st place: 15 points
  • 2nd place: 12 points
  • 3rd place: 10 points
  • 4th place: 8 points
  • 5th place: 6 points
  • 6th place: 4 points
  • 7th place: 2 points
  • 8th place: 1 points
  • 9th place: 1 points
  • 10 place: 1 points
  • 12th place: 1 points
  • 13th place: 0 points
  • 1 kills = 1 points

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BGMI Aftermath Post-Match Standings:

Here are the post-match results

Match 1: Livik

WWCD: Team Scout (16 kills)

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Match 2: Livik

WWCD: Team Godnixon

Free Fire Pro League – FFPL 2021 Winter Day 6 results

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FFPL 2021 Winter Day 6 results: The culmination of Free Fire Pro League Winter, specifically FFPL 2021 Winter Day 6, has wrapped up successfully. The league stage spanned six matchdays, involving a total of 36 matches played by 18 participating teams.

Scheduled from January 8 to January 23, 2022, the league stage set the stage for the top 12 teams from the points table to advance to the Grand Finals, slated for January 30, 2022.

According to the designated format, the 12 teams leading the FFPL 2021 Winter score table have now earned their spots in the FFPL Grand Finals. Day 6 of the league stage featured Group A and Group C in the final matchday.

Total Gaming secured the top spot on the Day 6 score table with 81 points and 37 kills. Team Chaos claimed the second position with 80 points and 32 kills, while Team Insane Esports finished third with 73 points.

FFPL 2021 Winter Day 6 Results

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  1. Total Gaming Esports: 81 points
  2. Team Chaos: 80 points
  3. Team Insane Esports: 73 points
  4. Nigma Galaxy: 57 points
  5. Assassins Army Esports: 50 points
  6. Team Tycoons: 49 points
  7. Revenant Esports: 48 points
  8. Desi Gamers Esports: 47 points
  9. Orangutan Gaming: 46 points
  10. TSM India: 31 points
  11. Zero Degree: 10 points
  12. Phantom Troupe: 10 points

Also Read: Nova Esports Wins the PMGC Global Championship 2021

Here are the overall standings after 6 League Matchdays:

  1. Revenant Esports: 263 points
  2. Chemin Esports: 251 points
  3. Nigma Galaxy: 242 points
  4. Team Insane: 239 points
  5. Total Gaming Esports: 234 points
  6. Team Chaos: 232 points
  7. KM Brotherhood: 225 points
  8. Godlike Esports: 210 points
  9. TSM India: 206 points
  10. Aura Esports IN: 194 points
  11. Assassins Army Esports: 185 points
  12. PVS Gaming: 183 points
  13. Team Tycoons: 169 points
  14. Orangutan Elite: 167 points
  15. Desi Gamers: 157 points
  16. SuryaBhaixGmng Esports: 153 points
  17. Zero Degree: 131 points
  18. Phantom Troupe: 81 points
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The top 12 teams from the overall points table had qualified for the FFPL 2021 Grand Finals.

Several top-tier teams have been qualified for the Grand Finals. The top 11 teams will be given headstart points based on their position in the league stage. Here is how the teams will get started in the Finals:

  1. Revenant Esports: 14 points
  2. Chemin Esports: 12 points
  3. Nigma Galaxy: 10 points
  4. Team Insane: 10 points
  5. Total Gaming Esports: 8 points
  6. Team Chaos: 6 points
  7. KM Brotherhood: 6 points
  8. Godlike Esports: 4 points
  9. TSM India: 4 points
  10. Aura Esports IN: 2 points
  11. Assassins Army Esports: 2 points

Catch the live stream of the Grand Finals on the official esports channel of Free Fire on YouTube and the stream starts at 6:00 PM IST.

Also Read: Free Fire Esports 2022 will have a 2.7 Crore INR Prize Pool

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Nova Esports Wins the PMGC Global Championship 2021

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The conclusion of PMGC Global Championship 2021 marks a triumph for Nova Esports, securing victory in one of PUBG’s monumental events. Nova Esports clinched the prestigious title of PMGC 2021 champions, earning the ultimate championship trophy and a substantial prize of 1.5 million USD out of the total 3.49 million USD prize pool.

In the final event sponsored by OnePlus, the PMGC 2021 Grand Finals unfolded over three days, commencing on January 21 and concluding on January 23, 2022. The tournament featured 18 matches played by 16 top-tier teams, each representing champions from various regional leagues across the globe.

Nova Esports, hailing from China, emerged as the overall victors with an impressive total of 222 points, surpassing the 100-point mark on Day 2 alone. Natas Vincere secured the second position with 175 points, while Team Nigma Galaxy claimed the third spot with 166 points.

PMGC Global Championship 2021: Overall Rankings

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  1. Nova Esports: 222 points
  2. Natas Vincere: 175 points
  3. Nigma Galaxy: 166 points
  4. S2G Esports: 150 points
  5. D’Xavier: 143 points
  6. Kaos Next Ruya: 141 points
  7. Starwalt Esports: 140 points
  8. Six Two Eight: 140 points
  9. Alpha7m Esports: 139 points
  10. The Infinity: 139 points
  11. Damwon Gaming: 118 points
  12. Team Secret: 116 points
  13. Godlike Esports: 106 points
  14. 4 Rivals: 96 points
  15. 1907 Fenerbahce Esports: 85 points
  16. Furious Gaming: 71 points

Order from Nova Esports had been awarded the MVP title for securing a total of 7793 damage, and 46 eliminations in 18 matches.

PMGC 2021: Prize Pool Distribution

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The total prize pool of the event is 3.49 Million Dollars and here is how it will be distributed:

  • Nova Esports: 1.5 million USD
  • Natas Vincere: 600K USD
  • Nigma Galaxy: 300K USD

The rest will be notified later.

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PMGC Grand Finals Day 3: Who Will be the Champion (LIVE Standings)

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PMGC Grand Finals Day 3 is set to kick off at 4:30 PM IST, determining the champion of the highly anticipated PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2021. The victor of this prestigious competition will be awarded the championship trophy and an impressive cash prize of 1.5 million USD. Following the culmination of Day 2, Nova Esports has firmly secured its position at the summit of the points table, holding the 1st position with a commendable 168 points.

As the best teams from around the world engage in intense battles, the outcome of the final six matches on this decisive day will unveil the ultimate champion of the tournament. While Nova Esports currently dominates the standings, the unpredictable nature of PUBG Mobile ensures that anything can happen in the upcoming six matches. For an insight into the match schedule for the final day, refer to the PMGC Grand Finals Day 3 Match Schedule.

PMGC Grand Finals Day 3 Match Schedule

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  • Match 13: Erangel
  • Match 14: Miramar
  • Match 15: Sanhok
  • Match 16: Erangel
  • Match 17: Miramar
  • Match 18: Erangel

Here are the teams that are going to participate in the PMGC Grand Finals Day 3:

  1. Damwon Gaming
  2. D’Xavier
  3. Stalwart Esports
  4. Nova Esports
  5. Nigma Galaxy
  6. The Infinity
  7. Six two eight
  8. Team Secret
  9. 4 Rivals
  10. Kaos Next Ruya
  11. Natas Vincerev
  12. Furios Gaming
  13. Alpha7 Esports
  14. S2G Esports
  15. 1907 Fenerbahce Esports
  16. Godlike Esports

PMGC Grand Finals Day 3 Post-Match Rankings

Nova Esports from China had emerged as the Champions of PMGC 2021. They have secured 222 points in three days where they are 40 points ahead of the second spot. They have bagged the trophy along with a 1.5 Million USD cash prize.

Post Match 13 Standings:

Match-Winner: Stalwart Esports (12kills)

Overall RankTeam namePosition in the matchFinishes in the matchOverall Points
1Nova Esports59183
2Natas Vincere78128
3KAOS Next Ruya103127
4Nigma Galaxy160122
5D’Xavier113108
6Stalwart Esports112104
7Alpha7 Esports 150102
8Damwon Gaming 67102
9Six two eight8293
10The Infinity4292
11S2G Esports 12375
124 Rivals 3574
13Team Secret8170
141907 Fenerbahce Esports2260
15Godlike Esports14258
16Furious Gaming 13257

Post Match 14 Standings:

Match-Winner: Six Two Eight (10kills)

Overall RankTeam namePosition in the matchFinishes in the matchOverall Points
1Nova Esports59193
2Natas Vincere78131
3KAOS Next Ruya103131
4Nigma Galaxy160123
5D’Xavier113121
6Six two eight 112118
7Damwon Gaming 150109
8Stalwart Esports67105
9The Infinity82105
10Alpha7 Esports42104
11S2G Esports 12390
12Team Secret 3585
134 Rivals8178
14Godlike Esports 2261
15Furious Gaming14260
161907 Fenerbahce Esports13260

Post Match 15 Standings:

Match-Winner: The Infinity (9kills)

Overall RankTeam namePosition in the matchFinishes in the matchOverall Points
1Nova Esports72197
2Nigma Galaxy22137
3Natas Vincere133134
4KAOS Next Ruya141133
5The Infinity19129
6D’Xavier82124
7Six two eight102121
8Stalwart Esports45118
9Damwon Gaming152111
10Alpha7 Esports112107
11Team Secret3398
12S2G Esports9596
134 Rivals12584
14Godlike Esports 5572
15Furious Gaming6165
161907 Fenerbahce Esports16161

Post Match 16 Standings:

Match-Winner: The Infinity (9kills)

Overall RankTeam namePosition in the matchFinishes in the matchOverall Points
1Nova Esports77199
2Nigma Galaxy41146
3Natas Vincere143137
4Stalwart Esports38136
5The Infinity62135
6KOAS Next Ruya152135
7Six two eight54131
8D’Xavier84129
9S2G Esports 112123
10Damwon Gaming 112114
11Alpha7 Esports 164111
12Team Secret10099
134 Rivals13286
14Godlike Esports 9982
151907 Fenerbahce Esports 2578
16Furious Gaming12369

Post Match 17 Standings:

Match-Winner: Natas Vincere (11kills)

Overall RankTeam namePosition in the matchFinishes in the matchOverall Points
1Nova Esports52207
2Nigma Galaxy26164
3Natas Vincere111163
4KOAS Next Ruya 95141
5Stalwart Esports 60140
6Six two eight75138
7The Infinity102138
8Alpha7 Esports 311132
9S2G Esports 137130
10D’Xavier 151130
11Damwon Gaming 160114
12Team Secret42109
134 Rivals12289
14Godlike Esports 11184
151907 Fenerbahce Esports 8180
16Furious Gaming14170

Godlike Esports won the last match with 7 kills.

Also Read: PMGC Grand Finals Day 2: Nova Esports leads the points table

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