Ukrainian esports legend Kyrylo “ANGE1” Karasov has confirmed his retirement from competitive play, bringing a 20-year career across Counter-Strike and Valorant to a close. With just five days remaining until his 36th birthday, the legendary in-game leader broke the news on social media, expressing his desire to make the move into coaching for the new season.
ANGE1 launched his professional esports career in 2005, which made him one of the most enduring players in competitive gaming. His career began in Counter-Strike, where he played for 15 years before making a drastic change to Valorant in 2020 at the age of 30. The move turned out to be career-defining, as he found his best success playing Riot Games’ tactical shooter.
The Ukrainian legend is most remembered for his six-and-a-half years with HellRaisers in Counter-Strike, where he was the team’s in-game leader and became the figurehead of the organization. Under his stint with HellRaisers, ANGE1 helped cultivate young players, particularly bringing Oleksandr “s1mple” Kostyliev, aged 16, into the starting lineup and giving him his first platform to demonstrate his skills.
20 years of gaming comes to an end.
After taking a small break, I understood that it takes too much focus and energy for me to compete on the highest level. I truly did my best in the last 2 years, but expectation and reality unfortunately did not meet.
ANGE1’s transition to Valorant in 2020 initiated the most successful period of his career. For FunPlus Phoenix, he led the team to victory at VCT Masters Copenhagen 2022, earning him his first and sole S-tier international championship. He became the oldest player in history to win an international Valorant event at 32 years old, proving that age is not a hindrance to becoming elite.
The Masters Copenhagen win was especially personal for ANGE1, as he was wrapped in the Ukrainian flag following the final against Paper Rex, a moment that felt “like I went home.” The run in the tournament was all the more impressive given FPX had to play out the early rounds with a stand-in player due to visa problems impacting teammate Dmitry “SUYGETSU” Ilyushin.
Final Chapter with Natus Vincere
After his achievement with FunPlus Phoenix, ANGE1 then signed with Natus Vincere in late 2022 and spent the last three years of his professional career there. Despite appearing in another international semifinal at the 2023 LOCK//IN São Paulo and attending Champions the same year, ANGE1 admitted that his performance steadily dropped while he was part of NAVI.
In his retirement post, ANGE1 mentioned his recent performance, saying: “I truly did my best in the last 2 years, but expectation and reality unfortunately did not meet”. Since 2024, NAVI has not managed a single VCT EMEA podium and has not even qualified for any international competitions.
Transition to Coaching
Instead of completely distancing himself from esports, ANGE1 will continue to be involved in the competitive arena as a coach. “I still believe in my vision of the game. And there are a lot of things I learnt during this long-ass career,” he clarified in his retirement announcement. His wealth of experience as an in-game leader on both Counter-Strike and Valorant makes him an ideal candidate for this role.
The gaming community welcomed ANGE1’s retirement news warmly, with fellow professionals commending his achievements in competitive gaming. Fnatic IGL Boaster commended his career, while Vitality’s apEX jokingly alluded to their extensive past of rivalry in Counter-Strike.
G2 Esports is in the Grand Finals of the BLAST Open London after dominating FURIA across both maps to secure their matchup against Vitality. Having struggled after losing m0NESY and NiKo, the G2 rebuild is delivering on the big stage, and once again, they are a force to be reckoned with. While many doubt huNter as an in-game leader, the fantastic T sides laid out by the G2 roster are a testament to his impeccable shot-calling ability.
Starting strong on the offense, G2 looked super sharp right from the get-go in Inferno. While FURIA did manage to get on the board as soon as the fourth round, the ones they won were few and far between. Dominating the Majority of the first half, G2 closed their offense with double the rounds of FURIA. Switching sides, FURIA T side failed bizarrely; a perfect 4-round streak for G2 closed any chance of a comeback that the Brazilians had. While they did manage one more round, G2 closed it in the 18th round to take an early lead in the series. MATYS and HeavyGod pulled most of the weight for G2 along with a brilliant supporting cast.
Map 2: Mirage; Pick: FURIA ; Winner: G2
G2 picked up the momentum from the round, having lost the pistol, but FURIA gave a tough fight with a T side that often caught them off guard. Having managed 5 rounds, FURIA failed to tie the half as G2 roped in the final two rounds to edge out a narrow lead. What followed after a shaky defense by G2 was a flawless T side that put the nails in the coffin for FURIA. Not only did G2 manage to win all of the rounds, FURIA looked like leagues behind huNter’s men. With the B site split, G2 put an end to FURIA’s run in London with a 13-5 scoreline. Calling from the front, huNter put up a stellar map with impact as an anchor, then as a caller in the second half.
G2’s performance has put them in a prime position to come out on top against Vitality tomorrow. Vitality looked shaky all tournament long, and under different circumstances, Vitality would have taken home the trophy effortlessly, but this new look on G2 has the best shot at beating them more than anyone.
The sixth day of BGMI Masters Series Season 4 League Week 3 delivered thrilling action as Team Aryan, GodLike Esports, FS Esports, and TWOB clinched wins. With the league stage nearing its end, iQOO SouL surged to the top with 545 points, while Revenant and Gods Reign trailed closely.
BGMS Season 4 League Week 3 Day 6 Match-wise Recap
Below is the match-wise recap of BGMS Season 4 League Week 3 Day 6:
Match 77 – Erangel
The day kicked off with Team Aryan, Genesis Esports, and FS Esports battling it out in a 3v3v2 standoff. FS Esports were the first to fall, and with Genesis already at a disadvantage, Team Aryan capitalized and sealed the win with 21 points.
Winners: Team Aryan
Match 78 – Miramar
The desert map saw GodLike Esports, K9 Esports, and Los Hermanos in a 3v2v1 finish. GodLike first wiped out K9, then swiftly took down Los Hermanos to close out the match with 26 points, their strongest showing in recent days.
Winners: Hero Xtreme GodLike
Match 79 – Sanhok
The chaos of Sanhok brought FS Esports, Victores Sumus, and SouL into a 2v2v1 showdown. Despite SouL’s efforts, FS Esports outmaneuvered both squads to walk away with 14 crucial points, keeping their playoff hopes alive.
Winners: FS Esports
Match 80 – Erangel
The final game of the day featured TWOB, True Rippers, and Medal Esports in a tense 4v3v1 battle. Medal fell first, and TWOB executed perfectly in the final fight to grab the chicken dinner with 27 points, ending their week on a high.
Winners: TWOB
Overall Standings After BGMS Season 4 League Week 3 Day 6
At the end of Week 3 Day 6, iQOO SouL claimed the top spot on the leaderboard with 545 points, powered by 277 finishes, 154 bonus points, and 114 placement points. Close behind were iQOO Revenant x Spark, who maintained their consistency to secure 522 points, while OnePlus Gods Reign held third place with 514 points, keeping themselves well within reach of the top two.
Orangutan and GodLike were tied at 487 points each, showcasing fierce competition in the mid-table. Just a point behind, Genesis Esports stood at 486 points, while NoNx followed closely with 484 points. Rounding out the top eight were True Rippers with 438 points, ensuring the race for playoff spots remains tighter than ever.
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Indian hip-hop has reached a new milestone as Bengaluru-based rapper Hanumankind’s signature “Big Dawgs” emote debuts in Fortnite, one of the world’s most popular video games. This collaboration marks a significant cultural moment, bringing the bold energy of Indian music and dance to a global gaming audience.
A Landmark Collaboration for Indian Music and Gaming
The “Big Dawgs” emote is more than just a dance-it’s a faithful recreation of Hanumankind’s gritty, confident moves from his breakout music video, paired with a punchy segment of the song’s bass-heavy beat. Now available in Fortnite’s Item Shop, the emote lets players worldwide express themselves with authentic desi swagger. Hanumankind, known for his hard-hitting lyrics and dynamic stage presence, has carved a unique space in India’s hip-hop scene, and this emote extends his influence well beyond national borders.
Authenticity and Cultural Pride
What sets this emote apart is its authenticity. Rather than offering a generic dance, Epic Games has captured Hanumankind’s unique style, making it a rare intersection of gaming, music, and cultural pride. This collaboration is more than an in-game add-on-it’s a celebration of Indian artistry on a global stage, highlighting the potential of regional music scenes to break into mainstream gaming culture.
Breaking Barriers in the Fortnite Universe
Until recently, Fortnite’s major music collaborations featured Western superstars like Travis Scott, Marshmello, and Ariana Grande. Hanumankind’s inclusion signals a shift toward greater diversity and the embrace of new voices. Players and fans have responded enthusiastically, calling it a proud moment for both Hanumankind and India’s independent music industry. The emote has quickly become a symbol of cultural legitimacy for artists pushing boundaries from within the subcontinent.
Novo Gesto Série Ícones “Big Dawgs” com a música de mesmo nome de Hanumankind disponível na Loja de Itens até 5 de Maio! 🔥 #Fortnite
— SⱯNDISKI — Fortnite News (@sandiskifn) May 3, 2025
A New Era for Indian Hip-Hop
The debut of “Big Dawgs” in Fortnite is more than a trend-it’s a testament to the power of digital platforms to democratize fame and break cultural silos. Hanumankind’s virtual debut underscores the rise of a new global Indian identity, one that brings its own rhythm and confidence to the world stage. As Fortnite continues to spotlight international talent, this collaboration stands as a celebration of homegrown grit, ambition, and creativity.
The game may be global, but thanks to Hanumankind, the moves are now unmistakably desi.
Fortnite enthusiasts, gear up for a seismic shift in your favorite fast-paced mode. The Fortnite Reload April Update, rolling out in 2025, introduces a stunning new map and a suite of enhancements designed to keep players on their toes. Epic Games is doubling down on what makes Reload a standout, blending nostalgia with innovation to redefine squad-based chaos.
Discover the New Fortnite Reload Map
Picture this: a sprawling, compact arena packed with revamped Points of Interest (POIs) that echo Fortnite’s storied past while feeling entirely fresh. The April Update drops players into uncharted territory, rumored to draw inspiration from Chapter 2’s iconic locales. Think tighter layouts for rapid-fire skirmishes, lush jungles, and urban sprawls that demand quick thinking. This isn’t just a reskin—it’s a playground built for relentless action, with every corner hiding a new challenge.
Gameplay Overhaul: What’s Changing?
Beyond the map, Epic is tweaking the Reload formula to amplify its appeal. Expect a reshuffled loot pool brimming with fan-favorite weapons, some unvaulted from the vault’s depths, alongside new tools to master. Whispers from the community suggest vehicles might finally roll into Reload, offering squads a speedy way to traverse the battlefield. The reboot system, a hallmark of the mode, could also see adjustments—perhaps shorter timers or new conditions to keep the pace blistering. These changes aim to balance strategy and spontaneity, ensuring no two matches feel the same.
Why This Update Matters
Since its debut, Fortnite Reload has carved a niche with its smaller maps and infinite reboots, appealing to players craving a break from the sprawling Battle Royale. The April Update builds on that foundation, responding to calls for variety while preserving the mode’s core thrill. With a third map joining the rotation—currently cycling between Venture and Oasis every 30 minutes—players gain more ways to flex their skills. It’s a bold move that could cement Reload as a permanent fixture in Fortnite’s ecosystem.
Looking Ahead: A New Era for Reload
As of April 5, 2025, the gaming world buzzes with anticipation. Will this overhaul spark a competitive resurgence or refresh casual play? One thing’s certain: Epic Games isn’t resting on its laurels. With whispers of future collaborations and seasonal tie-ins, the Fortnite Reload April Update might just be the start of something bigger. Grab your squad, drop in, and see how this new chapter unfolds.
Fortnite fans are always eager to jump into the next big update, and Chapter 6 Season 3 is no exception. Epic Games has locked in May 2, 2025, as the official launch date, giving players a clear target to mark on their calendars. With each season bringing fresh mechanics, skins, and surprises, the anticipation is already building for what this installment will deliver to the battle royale universe.
Countdown to Fortnite Season 3: Key Dates
The current season, Chapter 6 Season 2, wraps up on May 2, 2025, paving the way for the transition. Based on past patterns, expect a few hours of downtime as servers switch over—typically starting around 3 AM ET. While delays can happen, Epic’s track record suggests the new season will be playable by midday. Keep an eye on official Fortnite channels for real-time updates as the date approaches.
What to Expect in Chapter 6 Season 3
Every Fortnite season shakes up the island, and this one promises to be no different. While Epic keeps the full scoop under wraps until closer to launch, whispers from the community hint at a possible Star Wars-inspired theme, perfectly timed with early May vibes. Imagine lightsabers clashing in zero-build matches or new POIs echoing a galaxy far, far away. Beyond themes, expect a revamped loot pool—perhaps new weapons or the return of fan-favorite items—to keep gameplay dynamic.
Why the Release Date Matters
For seasoned players, the shift to Season 3 is more than just a date—it’s a reset. Battle Pass progress restarts, offering a fresh grind for exclusive rewards. Competitive players will also need to adapt to meta changes, as new mechanics could redefine strategies. Whether you’re a casual dropper or a Victory Crown chaser, knowing the launch gives you time to wrap up Season 2 goals and prep for the chaos ahead.
How to Stay Ahead of the Game
Want to be among the first to explore Chapter 6 Season 3? Pre-load the update when it’s available, usually a day or two before launch, to avoid last-minute hiccups. Follow Fortnite’s socials for teasers and patch notes, which often drop in the final week. With May 2, 2025, fast approaching, the countdown is on—get ready to dive into the next chapter of Fortnite’s ever-evolving world.
G2 Esports is in the semi-finals of the BLAST Open London, beating FaZe Clan 2-0 with a convincing performance. Both teams, coming into the event with a poor start to the season, faced off, but it was G2 under the leadership of huNter who managed to outlast a highly experienced karrigan in a battle of wits in overtime.
FaZe converted the first gun round of the map, having lost the first 3 rounds to begin with. Despite getting close on multiple occasions, FaZe could not stop G2 from posting a dominant half on the T side. Winning the final two rounds of the first half, FaZe switched sides with a heavily one-sided scoreline of 8-4. G2 winning the pistol round sealed the deal for them as FaZe could barely put up any fight on their offense, leading to G2 effortlessly closing the half with a dominant 13-5 scoreline.
Map 2: Dust2; Pick: FaZe; Winner: G2
G2 continued the momentum from the first map, but FaZe managed to stop them before the snowball started rolling. FaZe put together a streak of a few rounds to salvage the half with a leveled scoreline. FaZe took an early lead to start the second, but G2 leveled it to push the game to overtime. The first map was a total blowout; the second map made it tough to separate the two teams in the neck-and-neck battle. It wasn’t until the 3rd overtime that G2 managed to clean sweep FaZe to close the series and make it to the next round with a 19-15 scoreline.
FaZe have looked better as a team, and the massive structural overhaul they underwent after EliGE left the roster would take time. Broky’s coming back into form, and all the players are finding their mojo; this FaZe team would be one to watch out for in the coming events.
The action in BGMI Masters Series Season 4 League Week 3 Day 5 continued at a blistering pace with Los Hermanos, True Rippers, Global Esports, and SouL each clinching victories. With only a handful of league matches left, Revenant became the first team to touch 500 points.
BGMS Season 4 League Week 3 Day 5 Match-wise Recap
Below is the match-wise recap of BGMS Season 4 League Week 3 Day 5:
Match 73 – Erangel
The day began with an intense 2v2v2 battle between Los Hermanos, Gods Reign, and RevenantXSpark. Revenant took out Gods Reign, but in the final face-off, Los Hermanos showcased superior gunplay to win the match with 23 total points.
Winners: Los Hermanos
Match 74 – Miramar
The Miramar clash ended with a dramatic 4v4v3 showdown featuring True Rippers, Orangutan, and Likitha Esports. After a drawn-out fight in the rocky terrain, True Rippers capitalized on the chaos to emerge on top, bagging a valuable 22-point victory.
Winners: True Rippers
Match 75 – Sanhok
The Sanhok game boiled down to Global Esports, 8Bit, and NoNx in a 4v2v1 battle. As the zone squeezed in, GE played it perfectly, cleaning up both squads to take home a clutch win with 26 total points, one of the highest tallies of the day.
Winners: Global EsportMatch 76 – Erangel
Match 76 – Erangel
The day ended on a high note with SouL, NoNx, and Global Esports in a 3v2v1 finish. SouL first eliminated the last surviving GE player before storming into NoNx’s compound in a decisive push, claiming the chicken dinner with 20 points to round off the day.
Winners: iQOO SouL
Overall Standings After BGMS Season 4 League Week 3 Day 5
At the end of Week 3 Day 5, iQOO Revenant x Spark continued to lead the standings with 500 points from 52 matches, registering 226 finishes, 163 bonus points, and 111 placement points, becoming the first team to hit the 500-mark.
Close behind, Gods Reign held second with 497 points, powered by 257 finishes, 96 bonus points, and 144 placement points. Meanwhile, SouL stayed in third with 493 points, boasting 260 finishes, 125 bonus points, and 108 placement points.
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The competitive world of professional Counter-Strike 2 (CS2) esports is one of the toughest in gaming, where incredible skill and unrelenting commitment are required to succeed. In this tough arena, a talented clique of female players has emerged, transcending gender boundaries and redefining excellence in a historically male-dominated space. These players symbolize not only personal success but also the march of competitive gaming towards increasing inclusivity and respect for the talents of all kinds.
The Elite Performers Leading the Charge
Standing at the top of women’s CS2 play is Ana “ANa” Dumbravă, widely acclaimed as the world’s top female CS2 player. Competing for Imperial Valkyries (previously Nigma Galaxy), ANa has dominated the women’s CS2 scene with impressive mechanical prowess and game knowledge. Her career prize money of about $104,374 speaks volumes about her outstanding performance across several tournaments. What distinguishes ANa is not only her personal skill, but her capacity to perform under pressure while playing for women’s CS2 on the largest stages.
Zainab “zAAz” Turkie is a prime example of longevity and resilience in career esports. Now 34 years of age, this Swedish-Lebanese gamer has been competing since Counter-Strike 1.6, illustrating that age and experience can be a double-edged sword for competitive gaming. Her staggering 55.2% headshot percentage and 1.13 KD ratios are indicative of technical brilliance achieved over two decades of competition. ZAAz’s career spans a transition between generations of women competing in CS2, indicating that long-term success is very much within reach in this highly competitive field.
Alexandra “twenty3” Timonina contributes strategic genius and clutch gameplay to Imperial Valkyries. Her career total of $102,225 places her among the top-paid female CS2 players in the world. What sets twenty3 apart is the mechanical capability to match against male tier-1 teams, as seen during Imperial Valkyries’ landmark showings at top-tier tournaments. Her play is the best example of female players being able to perform at the very pinnacle of CS2.
Rising star Lydia “Fawx” Dalton embodies the future of female CS2. At the age of only 25, she has already proven herself as one of North America’s top female AWPers. Her incredible 1.20 rating is backed by 82.0 ADR, showing the dynamite quality that makes top CS2 play so electrifying. Fawx’s ascension shows how fresh talent continues to reshape the women’s scene.
Brazilian icons Izabella “izaa” Galle and Mariana “LyttleZ” Sabia illustrate the international scope of women’s CS2 greatness. Izaa’s role as captain of FURIA fe, along with her 1.11 KD and 83.0 ADR, illustrates how technical proficiency and tactical sense can exist together at the elite level. LyttleZ’s rapid ascent with Atrix Esports, including a phenomenal 1.24 KD ratio and 82.8 ADR on 104 maps, is the future of South American talent.
Breaking Through the Highest Obstacles
The greatest recent women’s CS2 success occurred in January 2025, when the Imperial Valkyries became the first all-female squad to participate in a tier-1 event since 2014. Their game against NAVI at IEM Katowice 2025 was a turning point for women’s esports. Though they lost 2-0, Imperial Valkyries showed competitive prowess that surprised naysayers and encouraged fans.
This innovation was made possible through Valve’s pioneering ranking system changes, which accord female-exclusive tournaments the same status as open competitions for ranking. Critics say it overinflates rankings, but the system has given unprecedented access to female teams to test themselves against the globe’s top players. Imperial Valkyries’ qualification for BLAST Bounty and IEM Katowice 2025 is a testament to how structural innovations can open doors of opportunity for underrepresented groups to demonstrate their talent.
The historic value is paramount. ZAAz’s inclusion in the 2014 BMG roster and today’s Imperial Valkyries team makes a direct link between periods, representing the continuation and growth of women’s competitive CS2. Her being present in both defining moments signifies the commitment needed to maintain greatness over more than a decade.
Fighting Systemic Challenges
Even with outstanding success, women’s CS2 players encounter challenges differently than their male peers. CS2 pro Ana “Zana” Queiroz previously explained that the hatred and anger towards her simply because of her gender is a reality that affects not just performance but also the long-term ability to sustain a career. Not only is the toxicity there, but also directly aimed at gender identity, further placing psychological demands on competitors.
The structural barriers are also important. Female players practice against male players in “almost 100% of online matches,” but do not have as many chances to play in mixed tournaments. This presents a paradox in which female players train in integrated settings but compete in segregated settings and may be restricted from exposure to the upper echelons of tactical sophistication and mechanical proficiency.
Economic inequalities exacerbate such difficulties. According to reports, the pay gap within esports mirrors broader market inequalities, with women receiving “roughly 32% less than men with the same job” in the gaming industry. For professional CS2 athletes, it means there is reduced financial stability in comparison to their male counterparts, and such makes long-term career dedication difficult.
The player pool imbalance poses arguably the most essential obstacle. As Zana identifies, there exist “a few hundred girls playing FACEIT versus tens of thousands of men grinding pugs”. This countering disadvantage implies that female players have fewer practice partners, lower competitive depth, and limited skill development through high-end practice opportunities.
Learning from Success in Other Titles
VALORANT’s Game Changers program offers a working example for nurturing female esports talent. Players such as Melanie “meL” Capone with $140,026 in career earnings and Ava “florescent” Eugene, who successfully transitioned from Game Changers to tier-1 VCT play, show the strength of committed development programs. Florescent’s singular example of being the first to successfully move from female-only to mixed competition opens a path forward for CS2 players.
The most notable distinction is in structural support and frequency of competition. Game Changers offers year-round tournaments with deep prize pools, allowing for long-term career tracks for female players. The reduced tournament calendar of CS2 requires female players to compete less often, which could slow skill acquisition and financial viability.
Rocket League’s Women’s Car Ball project, established by professional player Gio “Avenger” Sy, illustrates how grassroots mobilization can provide opportunities. The emphasis on creating “safe spaces” for competition without sacrificing competitive integrity provides insights for CS2 tournament organizers.
The Future Landscape
The path for females’ CS2 seems more promising despite continued challenges. Imperial Valkyries’ tier-1 tournament participations have proven that teams of women can perform competitively against male rivals when presented with opportunities. Competing against NAVI, although ultimately in defeat, proved to display tactical maturity and personal ability that exceeded many expectations.
Organizational structural adjustments can create new opportunities. Valve’s modification of the ranking system, though contentious, has already yielded unprecedented female team invitations. As tournament organizers change to accommodate these adjustments, new opportunities for mixed competition will arise.
The future generation of female players bodes very well. Up-and-coming stars such as LyttleZ and ongoing performances from veteran stars indicate that the skill ceiling keeps increasing. With adequate support mechanisms in place and ongoing investment, women’s CS2 might reach the sustained growth that creates true parity in competitive opportunity.
However, significant challenges remain. Addressing toxicity in competitive environments requires ongoing effort from developers, tournament organizers, and the broader community. Creating safe competitive spaces while maintaining the integrity of high-level competition represents an ongoing balancing act.
Women’s CS2 careers’ economic viability needs sustained investment from sponsors and organizations. As more people watch and market awareness rises, revenue opportunities should increase. Streaming and content creation success offer ancillary revenue streams that can complement tournament winnings.
BGMI Masters Series Season 4 League Week 3 Day 4 delivered a day of high-octane action, filled with intense finishes and nail-biting fights. NoNx stole the spotlight with back-to-back chicken dinners, while Reckoning Esports and Likitha Esports also secured crucial victories to make their presence felt in the standings.
BGMS Season 4 League Week 3 Day 4 Match-wise Recap
Below is the match-wise recap of BGMS Season 4 League Week 3 Day 4:
Match 1 – Erangel
The opening match of the day featured NoNx, MadKings, and Meta Ninza in a tense 3v3v1 fight. Despite the balanced numbers, NoNx came in strong and dominated the battlefield with sheer coordination and precise execution. With 12 finish points and 10 placement points, NoNx took home a confident 22-point victory.
Match 2 – Miramar
The desert battleground saw a thrilling showdown between NoNx, Genesis Esports, and iQOO SouL. Genesis Esports first took out SouL in a clean engagement, setting the stage for a fiery 4v4 against NoNx. Riding on momentum from their earlier win, NoNx clutched another brilliant victory, securing 16 total points to claim their second consecutive chicken dinner of the day.
Match 3 – Sanhok
The jungle chaos boiled down to Medal Esports, Reckoning Esports, and Victores Sumus. Medal Esports eliminated the last surviving player of Victores Sumus, but that fight left them weakened. Spotting the opportunity, Reckoning Esports quickly pounced on Medal Esports with a decisive push, earning themselves the chicken dinner with 19 total points.
Match 4 – Erangel
The final match featured a slow battle among Godlike Esports, Likitha Esports, and Team Aryan in a 4v4v4 scenario. After a long standoff that escalated into chaos, Likitha Esports displayed patience and sharp execution, outlasting both opponents to close the day with a solid 18-point chicken dinner.
Overall Standings After BGMS Season 4 League Week 3 Day 4
At the end of Week 3 Day 4, iQOO Revenant x Spark continued their dominance at the top of the table with 462 points from 48 matches, collecting 211 finishes, 149 bonus points, and 102 placement points. Right behind them, iQOO SouL climbed into second place with 455 points, backed by 243 finishes and 118 bonus points.
iQOO Orangutan dropped to third with 453 points, but their staggering 261 finishes kept them close in the title race. Genesis Esports, also sitting on 453 points, followed closely in fourth. OnePlus Gods Reign rounded out the top five with 451 points. Just below, Hero Xtreme Godlike stayed competitive in sixth with 449 points.
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