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Snapdragon COD Mobile Masters Details Announced: Here’s Everything You Need To Know
ESL has unveiled exciting information about the Snapdragon COD Mobile Masters. This tournament comes with an impressive prize pool of $350,000, drawing attention from COD enthusiasts globally.
Teams from various regions, including Europe, North America, Latin America, Asia Pacific, Japan, China, and India, will participate. They will engage in fierce battles across four phases for the prized Mobile Masters trophy.
Snapdragon COD Mobile Masters 2023 Tournament Timeline and Structure
This will be the inaugural Snapdragon Mobile Masters event for COD Mobile, with kick-off scheduled for November 6, 2023. The competition is set to extend into the early months of 2024.
The format for the event is clear for regions like Europe, North America, Latin America, Asia Pacific, Japan, and India. However, details for China remain under wraps.
Phase 1: In-Game Qualifier (October 6 to 19)
In this phase, teams will compete in Ranked Matches to earn qualification points. Out of all participants, the top 128 teams will advance to the next stage.
Phase 2: Open Finals (November)
Qualified teams will start their journey in a best-of-three double-elimination bracket. Following this, the top 16 teams will face off in a best-of-five format. Fans can catch these matches live as they will be broadcast. The peak of this phase will see the top eight teams move to the Mobile Challenge Season. Prize money for the Open Finals is set at $25,000.
Phase 3: Mobile Challenge Season (January to February 2024)
The top eight teams from the Open Finals will compete for their place in the tournament’s ultimate phase. Battles during this phase are slated for January and February of the next year, and teams will vie for a slice of the $125,000 prize pool.
Phase 4: Mobile Masters
This marks the grand finale of the tournament. With a whopping $200,000 up for grabs, here’s how the slot distribution looks:
- North America: 2 slots
- Latin America: 2 slots
- China: 1 slot
- Europe: 1 slot
- Asia Pacific Japan: 1 slot
- India: 1 slot
Impact on the COD Mobile Esports Scene
The Snapdragon COD Mobile Masters stands out as a major tournament for the title. It promises to uplift and energize the COD Mobile esports realm across the regions involved.
In other related news, fans should mark their calendars for the Call of Duty World Championship 2023 Stage 5. From December 15 to 17, 16 top-tier teams will clash in this anticipated event.
With the Snapdragon COD Mobile Masters and the Call of Duty World Championship, the close of 2023 and the start of 2024 promise exhilarating action for COD enthusiasts.
Also read: Call Of Duty Next Event Set to Unveil Big Surprises: Here’s When to Tune In
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Blind Esports has won the big Battlegrounds Mobile India Pro Series (BMPS) of 2023. This is a big win for them because they have been playing well all year but hadn’t won a big tournament until now. They played very well in the Pro Series and won Rs 40 lakh.
In the earlier rounds, Blind Esports came in second. They kept this up in the finals, starting in second place on the first day. On the second day, they played even better. By the third day, they were on top and stayed there. They finished the tournament with 249 points from 18 games. Spower from their team was the best player in the tournament.
BMPS 2023 Grand Finals Overall Standings
Gladiator Esports also did really well, coming in second with 221 points. They started off okay, but got better and better. They were in second place by the second day and stayed there until the end.
Insane Esports got third place with 176 points. They were fifth at first, got better on the second day, and ended up third. Insane Aadi was named the best team leader in the tournament.
Entity Gaming, who were leading after the first day, ended up fourth. Team Soul, who many people like and who won last time, did much better on the third day and came in fifth with 158 points.
8BitXCS was sixth. Glitch Reborn, a team not many expected to do well, came in seventh. Numen Gaming finished ninth. Team XSpark, who looked good at first, ended up eleventh. Team Psyche was sixteenth.
This BMPS 2023 tournament was really exciting and showed how good the teams are at playing BGMI.
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In an exciting turn of events at the BMPS 2023 Grand Finals, Blind Esports leaped to the forefront on Day 2. The team showed remarkable skill, accumulating a total of 176 points across 12 matches. Their focus is now set on maintaining this lead in the concluding matches tomorrow.
Close on their heels, Gladiators Esports climbed to second place, amassing 152 points with their improved gameplay. Team Insane, not far behind, seized third place with 125 points, thanks to their two outstanding victories, known as Chicken Dinners, on December 16, 2023.
Entity Gaming, previously a top contender, slipped to the fourth position with 123 points. Following them are Glitchx Reborn and Numen Gaming, securing their spots in the top ranks. Team XSpark also made a notable appearance, holding the seventh place. In contrast, Team Soul faced challenges and finished 12th with 60 points.
BMPS 2023 Grand Finals Day 2 Overall Points Table
Short overview of the Day 2 matches from the BMPS 20231 Grand Finals
Match 7 (Erangel): Blind Esports kicked off the day with a dominant 28-point Chicken Dinner. Their IGL Manya played a crucial role with five eliminations. Team Soul also put up a strong fight, earning 19 points, while Gladiators Esports and Entity Gaming gathered 14 and 12 points respectively.
Match 8 (Miramar): Gladiators Esports emerged victorious in the second round with 24 points. Numen Gaming added 20 points to their tally, partly due to their eight eliminations. Entity Gaming and Genxfm also performed well, securing 14 and 13 points respectively.
Match 9 (Sanhok): Blind Esports claimed an impressive 34-point Chicken Dinner. Glitchx Reborn and Gladiators Esports followed with 15 and 13 points respectively. Both 8BitCS and Team XSpark earned 12 points, showcasing their competitive spirit.
Match 10 (Vikendi): Team Insane achieved their first Chicken Dinner, securing 21 points. Blind Esports continued their impressive streak with 22 points. Gladiators Esports and Numen Gaming remained consistent, adding 14 and 11 points to their scores.
Match 11 (Miramar): Team Insane marked another victory with a whopping 34 points. Blind Esports maintained their form, gaining 15 points, while Team Together Esports and 8BitCS each earned 12 points.
Match 12 (Erangel): The day concluded with Hydra Officials winning a 23-point Chicken Dinner. Gladiators Esports continued to impress, adding 24 points to their score. Revenant Esports also had a strong showing with 19 points.
This concludes Day 2 of the BMPS 2023 Grand Finals, setting the stage for an intense and unpredictable final day.
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The BMPS 2023 Grand Finals kicked off with a bang, and at the end of Day 1 Entity Gaming has emerged as the leader with a whopping 75 points. Close behind, Blind Esports and Team XSpark showed consistent performance in their six matches, securing second and third places with 66 and 64 points, respectively.
Interestingly, none of the top three teams managed to win a Chicken Dinner on the opening day. However, Glitchx Reborn, considered an underdog team, surprised many by taking the fourth spot with 60 points, including one Chicken Dinner.
Team Insane, who topped the BMPS League Stage, ended the day in fifth place with 57 points. Gladiators Esports, known for winning the BGIS, came in sixth with 55 points. 8BitCS and Revenant earned the seventh and eighth spots with 51 and 46 points, respectively. Team Soul had an average day, accumulating only 27 points.
BMPS 2023 Grand Finals Day 1 Points Table
Short overview of the Day 1 matches from the BMPS 20231 Grand Finals
Match 1 – Erangel: 8BitCS had a strong start, securing a 17-point victory. Blind Esports followed with an impressive 21 points, thanks to Nakul’s five kills. Team Insane gathered 16 points with eight eliminations, while Revenant scored 13 points.
Match 2 – Miramar: Gladiators Esports shone in the second game, taking home a 28-point Chicken Dinner. Glitchx Reborn was also impressive with 21 points and nine finishes. Blind Esports and Insane added 15 and 12 points to their tally, respectively.
Match 3 – Sanhok: Glitchx Reborn dominated Sanhok with a 23-point Chicken Dinner. Team XSpark performed well with 18 points, thanks to Sarang’s five kills. 8Bit and Gladiators Esports earned 17 and 12 points, respectively.
Match 4 – Vikendi: Growing Strong clinched their first Chicken Dinner with 18 points. Entity Gaming bounced back, securing 21 points with nine eliminations. Team XSpark and Blind Esports both added 16 points, and Team Soul scored 15 points.
Match 5 – Miramar: Numen Gaming triumphed with 26 points. Revenant improved their game, securing 21 points. Team XSpark continued their good form with 17 points, and Insane took home 12 points.
Match 6 – Erangel: Hydra Officials made a comeback, winning the last game of the day. Entity Gaming added 22 points to their score, while Genxfm earned 19 points.
As the BMPS 2023 Grand Finals progress, the competition is heating up with teams showcasing strategic gameplay and skills. Fans are eagerly waiting to see how the standings will evolve in the coming days.
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