TSM was in pole position to win the Mobile Open for the next two days. They scored 488 points on 259 kills for a total of 488 points.
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The Skyesports Mobile Open BGMI is over, and TSM has emerged as the winners. Skyesports organised the tournament, which had a big prize pool of 25,00,00 INR.
The Skyesports Mobile Open is the company’s next significant tournament, following the tremendous success of the Skyesports Championship 3.0. Mobile gamers will be able to sharpen their talents in Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI), Hearthstone, Clash of Clans, Brawl Stars, Real Cricket 20, and FIFA Football while fighting for large cash prizes. The prize pool was originally set at Rs. 2,500,000, but it has now been upped to a whopping Rs. 4,000,000.
The finals were a seven-day fight encompassing 42 matches in which the top 18 teams competed for the title. TSM NinjaJod was voted MVP for his 85 kills, which accounted for more over 32% of his team’s total kills.
TSM finally won a big event after a string of second-place performances. They had been in second place since the first day of the competition, but by the fifth day had climbed to first place.
TSM was in pole position to win the Mobile Open for the next two days. They scored 488 points on 259 kills for a total of 488 points.
Chemin Esports was in first place after the fourth day, but had to settle for second place after racking up 213 kills and 429 points. With 69 finishes, their pro, Akshat, was among the top five fraggers in the finals.
Team XO, the Grind champion, finished third with 191 kills and 422 points, with Punk being the event’s fourth-best fragger.
In the finals, Team Insane Esports had the most Chicken Dinners yet finished fourth with 196 frags and 370 points.
Fan-favorite GodLike Esports maintained their aggressive DNA and finished sixth overall. Kills accounted for 222 of their 348 total points, with Jonathan leading the way with 81 frags.
The event was attended by a slew of celebrities. Team X Spark had a poor tournament, finishing last in the standings. Team Soul and Velocity Gaming were ousted in the semi-finals, finishing 22nd and 23rd, respectively.
TSM won 12 lakhs INR, while Chemin brought home five lakhs INR. Team XO and Team Insane Esports, who finished third and fourth, received three lakhs and one lakh, respectively.
NinjaJod, the MVP, received a cash prize of one lakh rupees.
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