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iQOO BGMI Pro Series 2024 Grand Finals: Winners and Recap
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Catch all the action from the iQOO BGMI Pro Series 2024 Grand Finals. See who took home the title, top plays, and prize breakdown. Stay updated on BGMI esports!
The iQOO BGMI Pro Series 2024 Grand Finals are scheduled for January 31 and February 1. With a total prize of ₹15 lakh, the top 16 teams from the Group Stage will compete in this Finale. A total of ₹40 lakhs in prize money will be awarded during the iQOO LAN Event, which will be attended by the eight top teams from the tournament.
There will be a thrilling competition amongst these 16 finalists, with only 12 games held in the Grand Finals to decide the victor. In addition, teams tend to play aggressively in the Pro Series because of the 10-point scoring system.
The two-day Finals will be aired in Hindi on iQOO Esports' YouTube channel at 5:30 p.m. A monetary prize of ₹6 lakhs will be awarded to the winner, and ₹3 lakhs, ₹2.25 lakhs, and ₹1.5 lakhs to the second, third, and fourth-place teams, respectively. The MVP of this event will receive ₹50k, while the fifth team will receive ₹75k.
The 16 teams that will compete in the Finals are listed below:
- Carnival Gaming
- Team X Spark
- Gods Reign
- Gujarat Tigers
- Revenant Esports
- Entity Gaming
- Blind Esports
- Dark Spirit Esports
- OR Esports
- FS Esports
- Godlike Esports
- Hydra Esports
- Skulltz Esports
- Team Soul
- Medal Esports
- Team Tamilas
IQOO Pro Series BGMI 2024 : Group Stage overview
Carnival Gaming, under the direction of Omega, was the best team in the first phase and the only team to score 100 points in all eight of their games there. Throughout their matches, Goblin and Hector, the two BGMI stars, performed magnificently. Three Chicken Dinners were registered by the team, indicating their dominance of the Group Stage.
Gujarat Tigers, Gods Reign, and Team XSpark ranked second, third, and fourth overall, respectively. Blind, Entity, and Revenant all had outstanding performances. The underdog, Dark Spirit Esports, looked fantastic in the Group Stage.
Even though they had poor performances in the previous round, seasoned teams like GodLike, Team Soul, and Medal Esports were nevertheless able to advance to the iQOO BGMI Pro Series Finals.
Despite placing 17th and 18th on the table, Autobotz Esports and Big Brother Esports were unable to advance to this last round. TWM Gaming, W ## Related on this site - [Global Esports' Historic Reverse Sweep: What It Means for Indian Valorant](/blog/global-esports-historic-reverse-sweep-what-it-means-for-indian-valorant) - [Earn While You Play: How Students Are Getting Paid for Gaming and How You Can Too](/blog/earn-while-you-play-how-students-are-getting-paid-for-gaming-and-how-you-can-too) - [Top eSports Player of 2022](/blog/top-esports-player)