Overview
- The three‑day BMPS Grand Finals concluded on Sunday in Jaipur with GodLike Esports crowned champions and listed at the top of the final standings with 162 points.
- GodLike staged a dramatic recovery after finishing last on Day 1, scoring a 70‑point Day 2 surge that put them into contention for the title going into the final six matches.
- By winning the tournament GodLike earned ₹10,000,000 as the first‑place payout and secured India’s BMPS qualification slot for the Esports World Cup 2026, while iQOO Orangutan qualified separately via the Krafton India Esports leaderboard.
- Organizers published full final standings, a complete prize distribution for the top 32 teams, and individual awards including Finals MVP and Best IGL, though one awards article contained an internal contradiction that named Divine Gaming as champion.
- The event drew large in‑person crowds and high online viewership, and the result will materially affect team finances, international representation, and community debate about performances such as Team Soul’s, which drew public criticism from S8UL co‑owner Animesh “Thug” Agarwal.