BGMI: The craze of mobile gaming and esports in India is no longer just a hobby but a passion. Every day, millions of youth decorate their dreams on the mobile screen, a dream that now seems to be becoming a reality.
Now the BGMI team will fight at the world level
EWCF has officially announced that the winner of BATTLEGROUNDS MOBILE INDIA PRO SERIES (BMPS) will get a direct chance to play in the eSports World Cup 2025 (EWC). This will be the first time that an Indian BGMI team will participate in an eSports World Cup at the international level. This move symbolises the growth of India’s mobile gaming sector and recognition of its strength.
The craze of BGMI in India and the way its players are constantly showcasing their skills at the international level, it is clear that our country is now playing an important role in the global mapping of esports.
BGMI: S8UL’s global flight
Mumbai-based S8UL Esports Club has also been included in the EWCF Club Partner Program. The club is formed by the merger of two legendary teams, like SOUL and 8bit and has already strengthened its identity in the Indian gaming community. Now the club has qualified for the eSports World Cup 2025 in games like Apex Legends and EA SPORTS FC and is also competing for qualification in competitions like Tekken, FATAL FURY: City of the Wolves, BGMI and chess.
This achievement of S8UL is a matter of pride for India, and it shows that with hard work and the right platform, Indian teams can also make their presence felt in the biggest esports tournaments in the world.
Exclusive broadcast partnership for Indian viewers
EWCF is also set to announce a strategic broadcast partnership with India’s leading digital and streaming services company. This partnership will bring special events, local language broadcasts and exclusive content to India’s more than 500 million gamers, allowing viewers from every corner of the country to be a part of this great battle of global esports.
Esports World Cup 2025: The biggest platform ever
The Esports World Cup 2025, to be held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, will be an event in which 200 clubs and more than 2000 players from more than 100 countries around the world will participate. This time the event is going to be the biggest esports event in history, with 25 tournaments in 24 games, with a total prize pool of $70 million (about Rs 580 crore).
This tournament will not be just a match, but a celebration of the players, games and fans who work day and night to take this world to new heights.
BGMI: Why is this moment special for India
Mike McCabe, COO of the Esports World Cup Foundation, said, “The Esports World Cup aims to bring together the gaming community of the whole world, and India is playing a central role in this. There are crores of mobile-first players in India, and this ecosystem is growing very fast.”
This is the truth. India is no longer just a consumer, but has become a gaming powerhouse. And when our players make their presence felt on the biggest stage in the world, what can be bigger than this?
Disclaimer: This article is written based on information shared by the Esports World Cup Foundation and various media sources. All the facts given in it are for information purposes only. Readers are requested to confirm the relevant website or official sources before participating in any official information or event.
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