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GodLike and MadKings miss out on CEGC 2025 qualification, while K9, VXT, and Velocity scrape through in a close call

The Last Chance stage of the Chennai Esports Global Championship (CEGC) has concluded, with the top 8 teams securing their spots in the Grand Finals. In a surprising turn of events, Clutchgod’s Madkings and fan-favorite Godlike Esports were eliminated from the tournament after failing to finish in the top 8. As a result, both teams will miss out on the CEGC 2025 LAN Finals, set to take place at the Jawaharlal Nehru Indoor Stadium in Chennai from November 14 to 16.

GodLike and MadKings eliminated from Chennai Esports Global Championship 2025; K9, VXT, and Velocity qualify in a tight finish

Godlike Esports, who recently revamped their roster with the addition of new IGL Manya and assaulter Spower, has been eliminated from the CEGC 2025. The team finished 12th in the Last Chance Qualifiers with a total of 137 points in 24 games. Despite securing a WWCD in the second-last match, it wasn’t enough to push them into the top 8. A similar story unfolded for MadKings, who ended their run in 14th place with 98 points from 24 games.

Meanwhile, K9 Esports and Saumraj-led Team Versatile pulled off an incredible comeback to qualify for the finals on the last day. Team Versatile began the day in 11th place with 98 points and finished 7th with 165 points, scoring an impressive 67 points in a single day to grab their spot in the Grand Finals.

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Last Chance Qualifiers Overall Standings

  • 1st – iQOO Team Tamilas – 188 Points
  • 2nd – Autobots Esports – 186 Points
  • 3rd – FS Esports – 186 Points
  • 4th – Infinix True Rippers – 178 Points
  • 5th – Team iQOOSoul – 174 Points
  • 6th – K9 Esports – 172 Points
  • 7th – Versatile – 165 Points
  • 8th – Victores Sumus – 165 Points
  • 9th – Marcos Esports – 151 Points
  • 10th – Meta Ninza Esports – 148 Points
  • 11th – OneBlade Wyld Fangs – 139 Points
  • 12th – Hero Xtreme Godlike – 137 Points
  • 13th – Rising Esports – 113 Points
  • 14th – MadKing Esports – 98 Points
  • 15th – Why Not Esports – 72 Points
  • 16th – DSG Officials – 15 Points

The top 8 qualified for the CEGC 2025 Grand Finals, while the bottom 8 were eliminated.

CEGC 2025 Grand Finals Dates, Teams, and Format

Teams

  • Team Tamilas
  • Team Soul
  • Autobotz Esports
  • FS Esports
  • Infinix True Rippers
  • K9 Esports
  • Team Versatile
  • Victores Sumus
  • Gods Reign
  • Vasista Esports
  • WELT
  • Cincinnati Kids
  • Revenant XSpark
  • Blitz Esports
  • Team 8Bit
  • NoNx Esports

The Grand Finals are scheduled for November 14th to 16th, 2025, featuring 16 teams, 8 from the Semi-Finals and 8 from the Last Chance Qualifier. The Grand Finals will consist of 18 matches, with 6 matches played each day.

The Smash Rule format will be applied in this stage. Teams will compete under standard rules until one team reaches a specific Match Point threshold, which is calculated as the top team’s points after Match #12 plus 10 points. Once a team becomes Match Point Eligible, the first team to secure a WWCD (Winner Winner Chicken Dinner) after that point will be crowned the Champion. If no Match Point Eligible team wins a WWCD by the end of the final 6 matches, the team with the highest total points will be declared the Winner of the tournament.

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