The ESL Snapdragon Pro Series Season 6: BGMI has set new benchmarks for Battlegrounds Mobile India esports in early 2025. The tournament, which concluded on February 2 at New Delhi’s Noida Indoor Stadium, featured a substantial prize pool of $115,525 and marked a significant milestone in the game’s competitive scene.
Gods Reign emerged victorious in a thrilling finale, securing the championship and $57,762 in prize money after a nail-biting conclusion. The tournament saw an intense battle between top contenders, with K9 Esports holding a commanding lead until the final round, where they were eliminated early. This opened the door for Gods Reign and Team Versatile to compete for the title, with Gods Reign ultimately prevailing in the closing moments.
The event achieved remarkable viewership metrics, reaching a peak of 308,882 concurrent viewers during Round 17 of the Finals on Day 3. Over its 74-hour runtime, the tournament accumulated 4.48 million hours watched and maintained an average viewership of 60,394, establishing it as the most-watched BGMI tournament in Snapdragon Pro Series history.
This success reflects BGMI’s strong recovery since its return to the Indian market. The tournament stands as the fifth most popular competitive BGMI event ever, highlighting the game’s resurgence in the mobile esports landscape. As part of the world’s largest multi-genre mobile esports competition, the Snapdragon Pro Series has played a crucial role in elevating BGMI’s competitive scene.
The tournament’s success builds upon the momentum generated throughout 2024, demonstrating the growing appetite for mobile esports in India. As the final BGMI event of the Snapdragon Pro Series Year 3, it has set a high bar for future competitions in the region.
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