The ESL Snapdragon Pro Series BGMI 2025 Grand Finals will be held at the Noida Indoor Stadium. After over a month of long qualifiers, only 16 teams will compete in the Grand Finals from Jan. 31 to Feb. 2 for the title of champion and a share of the illusive ₹10,000,000 ($115,500) prize pool.
Here’s everything you need to know about the ESL Snapdragon Pro Series BGMI – the first BGMI LAN of 2025. This will also be the last stop for teams before the highly anticipated Battlegrounds Mobile India Series (BGIS) that begins in February.
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The ESL Snapdragon Pro Series BGMI Season 6 format is quite simple. The tournament will last for 3 days. Each day, a total of 6 maps will be played, following which the champion will be decided. Unlike other tournaments by Nodwin Gaming, this tournament will follow the official points ruleset of BGMI. Below is the flow of the maps:
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The ESL Snapdragon Pro Series BGMI Season 6 began with 32 teams. Of these teams, 16 were invited, and 16 qualified through open qualifiers. They were split into four groups in the group stage with eight teams each. Each team had to play a total of 36 games. Based on the points the teams collected after all 36 matches ended, the top 16 would qualify for the upcoming Grand Final Lan.
Below is the list of all the 16 teams that will be taking part in the event:
Entity finished first during the 2024 edition of ESL Snapdragon Pro Series BGMI, with Team SouL coming in second. This year, some Entity players, such as Saumraj and Troye, will play under the banner of Team Versatile. Let’s see if they can reclaim the championship with their new teammates, Spower and AquaNox.
All BGMI fans in India can purchase a ticket on BookMyShow to attend the event for free at Noida Indoor Stadium. Additionally, the entire tournament will be live-streamed in English and Hindi on the YouTube channel of ESL India.
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