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Red Bull Tetris World Final: All Finalists Heading to Dubai

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The first-ever Red Bull Tetris World Final kicks off December 11 in Dubai, and it’s bringing together champions from 60 countries for what might be the most surreal competitive gaming event of the year. The grand finale on December 13 will literally be played in the sky, with over 2,000 drones creating a live, playable Tetris match above the Dubai Frame.

Red Bull Tetris World Final Format

Red Bull’s Tetris circuit has been running for months across six continents. Players started by grinding mobile qualifiers. Millions of games played worldwide just to crack the top spots on national leaderboards. From there, top performers advanced to in-person National Finals played on PC, where Red Bull’s version of Tetris throws power-ups, gravity shifts, speed boosts, and the Golden Tetrimino into the mix, turning classic puzzle gameplay into pure chaos.

Winners of those National Finals earned their country’s slot at the World Final.

Once in Dubai, the format compresses into three days. December 11-12 are for practice and seeding rounds at a desert venue, shaping the bracket for the big night. December 13 is the main event. Knockout 1v1 matches with live commentary, musical performances, and the whole thing building toward a final match rendered by thousands of drones above the Dubai Frame at 8 PM. Public tickets start around 75 AED.

It’s the first time Tetris has been played like this in history.

Red Bull Tetris World Final Finalists

Red Bull hasn’t released a full master list of all 60 participants yet, but National Finals have been wrapped up globally and almost all champions are confirmed. Following are all the finalists:

  1. Sonald Zenelaj – Albania
  2. Jota– – Argentina
  3. Subin Park – Australia
  4. Aturu – Austria
  5. Elnur Cəlilov – Azerbaijan
  6. Lyosha Shamyna – Belarus
  7. Yasi6n – Belgium
  8. Harun Zubčević – Bosnia and Herzegovina
  9. Felix Galeano – Brazil
  10. liolio – Bulgaria
  11. markgamed7794 – Canada
  12. SimpShrimp – Chile
  13. Esteban Guerrero – Colombia
  14. Sergio Peralta – Costa Rica
  15. mat1jaczyyy – Croatia
  16. ASRvojta – Czechia
  17. Salubris – Denmark
  18. Melina Díaz – Dominican Republic
  19. The Black Tiger – Egypt
  20. Miko Saarniit – Estonia
  21. MörköS – Finland
  22. Merlin – France
  23. Oki – Germany
  24. evesy – United Kingdom
  25. Kostas Caelum – Greece
  26. Leslie Alfaro – Guatemala
  27. Wan Tsz Wing – Hong Kong
  28. Szabolcs – Hungary
  29. Kaminari14 – India
  30. TBD – Ireland
  31. Federico Zhou – Italy
  32. AK – Japan
  33. Dulat Zhumashev – Kazakhstan
  34. Nermin Shabani – Kosovo
  35. Ali Al Mahdi – Kuwait
  36. Teto – Latvia
  37. Donatas L. – Lithuania
  38. Rodolfo Escobar – Mexico
  39. Isidora – Montenegro
  40. massi4h – New Zealand
  41. usernamegold – North Macedonia
  42. z2sam – Norway
  43. Alkaline – Peru
  44. Świdr – Poland
  45. Carlos Sampaio – Portugal
  46. Marcus – Qatar
  47. Anca R. – Romania
  48. Branko Isakov – Serbia
  49. Migi – Slovakia
  50. Danielle Kleyn – South Africa
  51. Fucidin – South Korea
  52. Tbricks – Spain
  53. flowerpetal – Sweden
  54. Unnamed – Switzerland
  55. PowerTech – Taiwan
  56. Dark_Shadow – Netherlands
  57. Atlar – Turkey
  58. Chingun C – United Arab Emirates
  59. Coldless – United States
  60. Jakhongir Kamalov – Uzbekistan

Tomorrow marks the start of what might be the wildest three days in competitive Tetris history. It will be exciting to see how this event turns out!

BGMI Redeem Codes (10 December 2025): KRAFTON Drops New Redeem Codes With the Exclusive Snow Blush Backpack

KRAFTON India’s reward series continues with a fresh release of 59 official BGMI redeem codes, giving players a chance to unlock the limited-edition Snow Blush Backpack alongside a range of premium skins, outfits, and weapon enhancements. With excitement building across the community, this latest drop keeps the festive momentum strong with highly awaited, collectible in-game items. Check out the BGMI redeem codes today.

MI Redeem Codes Today (08 December 2025)

Redeem codes are valid until 28th February 2026 and can be redeemed only on BGMI’s official website.

Redeem Codes:

  • HGZCZGFT8MBXAN6H
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Read More: BGIS 2026 Registration Date Announced: Check Link and Details

Steps to redeem

Players can follow these simple steps to claim their rewards:

  • Step 1: Go to the Redeem section on BGMI’s official website www.battlegroundsmobileindia.com/redeem
  • Step 2: Enter your Character ID
  • Step 3: Enter the Redemption Code
  • Step 4: Enter the verification/ Captcha code → A message will confirm “Code redeemed successfully”
  • Step 5: The reward will be delivered via in-game mail

Rules to Remember:

  • A maximum of 10 users can redeem each code on a first-come first served basis
  • A user cannot redeem a code twice
  • Users must claim their rewards via in-game mail within 7 days or the mail will expire
  • If a player is among the first 10 users to redeem the code, a message will confirm “Code redeemed successfully”. Otherwise, users will see “Code expired” or a similar message
  • Each user account can redeem only one code per day
  • Redeem codes cannot be used via guest accounts
  • Rewards must be claimed within 30 days from receiving the in-game mail
    For the latest updates, follow BGMI’s official YouTube, Instagram and Facebook pages.

What Are BGMI Redeem Codes?

BGMI redeem codes are special codes that give you free rewards in the game. These codes are shared by KRAFTON, and you can use them to get free skins, outfits, gun upgrades and other items. You don’t need to spend any money. You just enter the code on the BGMI redeem website, and the reward comes to your in-game mail. It is an easy and free way to get new items in BGMI.

BGIS 2026 Registration Starts 15 December 2025: Key Rules Every Player Should Know

The Battlegrounds Mobile India Series (BGIS) 2026 has officially been announced, and Krafton has finally revealed the registration date for India’s biggest underdog esports tournament. The event will take place from January to March 2026, giving new teams a golden chance to prove their skills on the national stage. In this article, we will explain the registration date, how long registrations may stay open, how many players you can add, the eligibility criteria, how to register, and all the important rules you must follow.

BGIS 2026 Registration Date

BGIS 2026 registrations will begin on 15 December 2025. Krafton has not yet revealed the last date for registration, but players can expect at least one week to complete their team registration. Make sure your entire squad is ready with all details before the process starts.

Before we move forward, it is important to mention that the official BGIS 2026 rulebook has not been released yet. This means some rules may be added or updated later. In this article, we have explained the basic rules that remain the same every year and that players must follow.

Criteria & Allowed Players

To participate in BGIS 2026, all players need to meet the eligibility criteria. Every player must be 16 years or older, and each player must be an Indian citizen. Your BGMI account level should be 30 or higher, and your in-game tier must be Platinum I or above before registering. These requirements ensure fair play and avoid smurf accounts.

Regarding team size, you must register with at least 4 main players. In addition, you can add up to 2 substitute players, bringing your squad to a maximum of 6 players. Substitutes help teams in case of emergencies, health issues, or technical problems.

Read More: All BGIS Winners and MVPs from 2021 to 2025: Battlegrounds Mobile India Series History

BGIS 2025 Registration Link and How to Register

The entire registration process takes place on the Krafton India Esports (KIE) official website. First, you need to create your KIE account. If you already have one, you do not need to create it again. When creating your account, you must verify your phone number, complete an eligibility check, and enter your basic details, such as your name, date of birth, and password.

After your account is created, you must complete your player profile. This includes entering your in-game name, UID, uploading a screenshot of your in-game profile, and mentioning your primary and secondary roles in the team. You should also add and verify your email ID to avoid login issues later.

Once registrations open on 15 December, go to the Tournament Section on the website and select BGIS 2026. Then click on Create Team, enter the team details, and invite your players using their KIE ID or phone number. After all players accept the invitation, your team registration will be completed. If you face any problems, you can check the detailed guides available on TalkEsport.com.

Important Rules to Keep in Mind

Every player participating in BGIS must be at least 16 years old. If a player is under 18, they must submit a parental consent form. Players must use their original BGMI account, and the level and rank must match the required criteria. All information entered during registration must be correct; incorrect information may lead to instant rejection. No player should be an employee of Krafton or the organizers, and every participant must register using only one account.

Teams must register with four main players, and they can also include one or two substitutes. After the roster is locked, player changes are not allowed unless organizers provide special approval. Each team must select a captain who will communicate with the organizers. During the tournament, teams must play only with those players who are officially registered.

Player names must follow a fixed format. Offensive names, abusive words, or brand names are not allowed in the IGN. Once the tournament starts, a player cannot change their IGN unless the organizers approve the change.

Krafton follows a strict zero-tolerance policy for cheating. This means that hacks, cheats, ESP, scripts, and mods are completely banned. Emulator devices, triggers, controllers, and macros are also not allowed. Players cannot abuse bugs or glitches to gain an advantage. Account sharing, selling, or lending is strictly prohibited. Match fixing, teaming, or intentionally losing a match can lead to direct disqualification.

These are the key details and basic rules you need to know before registering for BGIS 2026. Once the official rulebook is released, make sure to read it carefully to understand any new updates or changes.

How to Get Fortnite CourageJD Icon Skin

After months of waiting and even a tad of humorous timing-where Fortnite hilariously announced his dog Louis would get an Icon Series member status before him, CouRageJD has finally joined Fortnite’s exclusive Icon Series.

Here’s everything that you need to know in order to secure this highly anticipated cosmetic.

How to Get Fortnite CourageJD Icon Skin

There are two ways to get the CourageJD Icon skin, each with different benefits and timelines. First, and perhaps easier for many, is the Item Shop purchase, which becomes available on December 17, 2025, at 7 PM ET for 3,000 V-Bucks ($24). This is straightforward, and any player can get the full bundle whenever they want.

Competitive players, however, have a golden opportunity: the Courage Icon Cup tournament on December 13. This Duos Battle Royale competition allows the top-placing players in each region to take home the entire cosmetic bundle for free four days before its official release. Even those who don’t place highest can earn the 100 Thieves Emoticon by accumulating just eight points during the event.

Bundle Contents

This bundle truly shows off its value with three different outfit variants. The main CourageJD Outfit reflects the creator’s personal style, featuring several color palettes, including white and black jacket options with his signature lion crest branding. Then comes the Final Boss Courage, which changes the skin into a fully armored knight in striking black-and-red or white-and-gold fashion, stamped with the lion logo. A reimagined Red Knight Remix skin rounds out the outfit collection, keeping classic features while incorporating CouRage’s unmistakable branding and color palette.

In addition to skins, the bundle includes matching back bling pieces, a pickaxe with the Leviathan swing animation, victory emotes with crowd cheers, a reactive wrap, and, most importantly, Louis is the very first Icon Series Sidekick, making CouRageJD’s dog canonically a part of Fortnite history.

New CS2 Update Reverses False VAC Bans

Valve has shipped out a new update to Counter-Strike 2 on December 8th, and while it’s not a major one, it addresses a key issue that a number of players had raised concerns over the past few days.

The latest CS2 update has reversed a series of recent VAC bans that were wrongly given out to users. 

“Fixed a case that caused a small number of users to receive an erroneous VAC ban,” the patch notes read. “The bans will be removed.”

Apart from the false VAC bans being removed, the new CS2 update also brings with it a couple of minor changes to the competitive shooter.

CS2 December 8 Update: Patch Notes

Below, we’ve listed the official patch notes for the December 8 CS2 update, as confirmed by Valve:

  • Improved shadow fidelity on view models.
  • Added local client icon cache for inventory items.
  • Fixed a case that caused a small number of users to receive an erroneous VAC ban. The bans will be removed.

IEM Cologne Major Set to Have Additional Europe Spot

IEM Cologne Major is next up on the calendar, and given how the Budapest Major has gone, Cologne will have one more slot assigned to Europe, which will allow one additional team from the EU to be able to take part in the Major.

The slot Europe gains will be taken from Asia, and this only comes after most Asian teams failed to make a deep run at the Major. Let us look into how this slot reservation system works. European teams are getting 17 slots and 10 for the Americas, while Asia will have theirs reduced to 5.

Stage 1

Stage 1 will retain the standard invitation system, where 6 spots go to Europe and the Americas each, and Asia gets 4. Regional VRS rankings will determine who gets these invitations.

  • Europe: 6 spots
  • Americas: 6 spots
  • Asia: 4 spots

Stage 2

With none of the Asian teams being able to go beyond this stage, Asia will have its spot taken away by the Americas, leading to no Asian teams getting a direct invitation to this stage.

  • Europe: 5 spots
  • Americas: 3 spots

Stage 3

Thanks to FURIA and MongolZ, Stage 3 gets 1 invitation each for the Americas and Asia, and as European teams are dominating the field, 6 spots will be going to them.

  • Europe: 6 spots
  • Americas: 1 spot
  • Asia: 1 spot

Unfortunately for the Asian sides, they had to drop their slot to the European teams, and given how their form has been as of late, this result will hurt the development of Asian teams to a great extent, and the absence of the spot will need these teams to fight it out of Stage 1 to make a mark at the Major.

How To Fix Valorant Version Mismatch Error

The Valorant version mismatch error is one of the most common errors competitive players face, especially when patch updates occur. This error occurs if your game client becomes unsynchronized from the current version running on the server, making it impossible to queue for matches and disrupting your flow of competitive play. The good news? The fix is pretty straightforward, and you’ll be right back into it within minutes.​

In this article, we’ll take a look at everything you need to know about the Valorant version mismatch error and how you can solve the issue.

What is Valorant Version Mismatch Error

Version mismatch errors usually happen right after the release of new patches or when you try to start Valorant without downloading the freshest client updates. These may be due to an outdated game client, unstable internet connection, or corrupted game files. The error is actually a kind of protection. Outdated clients get refused by Riot’s servers to maintain game integrity and prevent compatibility issues throughout the competitive ecosystem.​

How To Fix Valorant Version Mismatch Error

Get rid of Valorant Version Mismatch Error with our expert tips

Let’s begin with the easiest solution. Completely close down Valorant, open your Riot Client again, and let it install the most recent patch automatically. This instantly fixes 80% of version mismatch issues. Once you are updated, fire up the game and you are generally good to go.​

If the first update does not work, repair your game files. Open the Riot Client and access your profile settings. Select Valorant and click the “Repair” button. This process will scan your game directory and replace any corrupted or conflicting files, without requiring you to do a full reinstall.​

If you are still facing the error, reboot your PC. Sometimes, Windows neglects to properly read updated files, and the simple reboot clears temporary caches that cause the error.​

If all the steps so far do not work, consider reinstalling Valorant. Though it is time-consuming, a fresh install will make sure everything is set up correctly. First, uninstall both the Riot Client and Valorant, then download a fresh copy from the official website.

Remember that patch updates roll out regionally in phases. Patience is your only ally if your region hasn’t received the latest update yet.

Second CS2 Major of 2026 to Be Held in Singapore, PGL Confirms

PGL has confirmed that the second CS2 Major of 2026 will be held in Singapore, marking the first time in history that Counter-Strike’s biggest tournament will be hosted in Southeast Asia.

The PGL Singapore Major 2026, scheduled to run from November 25 to December 13, 2026, will feature 32 elite teams from around the world competing for a $1.25 million USD prize pool.

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The tournament will span across three competitive stages, with the final four days taking place in front of a live audience at the Singapore Indoor Stadium.

“Bringing the first Counter-Strike Major to Singapore is a moment that truly inspires us,” Silviu Stroie, CEO of PGL, said in a statement. “This city has been home to some of our most memorable esports events, and we’ve always felt the energy and passion of the fans here. Returning now with a Counter-Strike Major feels like the natural next step.”

Singapore has previously hosted many of PGL’s major Dota 2 events, including the 2021 Singapore Major and The International 2022. That experience makes Singapore a logical choice for organizing a CS2 Major. It will also stand as the fifth esports event PGL has brought to Singapore.

PGL is no stranger to organizing CS2 Majors either. The PGL Singapore Major is set to be the fifth CS2 Major to be hosted by the company. In fact, the top three most-watched Counter-Strike events of all time, namely the Stockholm 2021 Major, the Antwerp 2022 Major, and the Copenhagen 2024 Major, were all organized by PGL.

Before the Singapore Major arrives, CS2 fans can look forward to IEM Cologne 2026, the first CS2 Major of the year, which will be hosted by ESL and begin on June 2.

All BGIS Winners and MVPs from 2021 to 2025: Battlegrounds Mobile India Series History

Battlegrounds Mobile India Series (BGIS) has become one of the biggest esports tournaments in India, giving young players a platform to shine on the national stage. Every year, top teams battle through intense qualifiers, playoffs, and grand finals to claim the championship title. The event has also introduced fans to several standout MVPs who delivered unforgettable performances. With the BGIS 2026 starting in January, here is a clear and detailed look at all BGIS winners and MVPs from 2021 to 2025.

All BGIS Winners and MVPs from 2021 to 2025: Battlegrounds Mobile India Series History

BGIS 2021 – The Beginning of the India Series

The first-ever BGIS took place in 2021 with a prize pool of ₹1 crore and was played fully online. Skylightz Gaming, featuring Saumraj, Gamlaboy, Destro, and Pukar, became the inaugural champions after showing outstanding consistency. TSM finished second, while Team XO secured third place.

Although the tournament offered a PMGC 2021 slot to the champions, passport issues for multiple players from the top three teams resulted in the fourth-placed team, GodLike Esports, representing India in Saudi Arabia at the PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2021.

Neyoo from GodLike Esports won the MVP award. Saumraj earned both The Lone Ranger and The Rampage Freak titles, while Zgod won The Redeemer award.

BGIS 2023 – The First LAN Finals in Mumbai

The second edition of BGIS created history as the Grand Finals were held offline for the first time at the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Indoor Stadium in Mumbai. Fans packed the venue to witness intense live action. Gladiators Esports, including Destro, Justin, DeltaPG, and SHOGUN, lifted the trophy in front of thousands of fans. Big Brother Esports finished second, and Team XSpark claimed third place.

With this win, Destro became the first player to win BGIS twice and back-to-back — once as a player and then as an IGL.

DeltaPG was named MVP of BGIS 2023, while Saif from Big Brother Esports earned the FMVP award for his brilliant finals performance. Duk from GlitchxReborn won the Rising Star award, and Manya from Blind Esports earned the Best IGL award.

Read More: BGIS 2026 Registration Date Announced: Check Link and Details

BGIS 2024 – The Start of XSpark’s Golden Year

BGIS 2024 was held at HITEX Exhibition Center in Hyderabad and was won by Team XSpark. Their roster, NinjaJOD, SPRAYGOD, Sarang, and Shadow, had a dramatic run, rising all the way from the in-game qualifiers to become champions. Global Esports, led by Mavi, finished second, while Reckoning Esports took third place.

Ninjaboi from Global Esports was awarded the MVP title, along with Most Finishes and the Rampage award. Robin from MoGo Esports won the Lone Survival award.

BGIS 2025 – Saumraj Silences the Crowd in Kolkata

BGIS 2025 took place at Biswa Bangla Mela Prangan, Kolkata, where Team Versatile, led by Saumraj, delivered a commanding performance to lift the trophy. Saumraj made headlines with his bold on-stage message aimed at Jonathan from GodLike Esports: “An MVP does not establish a kingdom. The trophy should come home. I’ll wait for your comeback.”

Team Versatile’s lineup, Saumraj, Spower, Raiden, Aquanox, Troye, and Sheek, dominated the grand finals. GodLike Esports finished second, while Orangutan secured third place.

Admino from GodLike Esports was named the MVP of BGIS 2025, and Jonathan earned the Finals MVP title. Saumraj won the Best IGL award, becoming the first IGL to win BGIS twice. Scaryjod from BotArmy Esports claimed the Emerging Star award, Spower won Best Clutch, and Jonathan secured his second Fan Favourite Award.

BGIS 2026 – A New Chapter Begins

BGIS 2026 will be played from January to March 2026, with registrations opening on 15 December 2025. Fans are excited to see whether Jonathan will complete Saumraj’s challenge or if a new champion will rise in the Battlegrounds Mobile India Series.

Charan Jot Singh Wins the PlayStation India Cup Featuring FC 26 at Delhi Comic Con 2025

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PlayStation India and NODWIN Gaming are pleased to announce that Charan Jot Singh has been crowned the national champion of the PlayStation India Cup featuring EA SPORTS FC 26 at the NODWIN Gaming Arena inside Delhi Comic Con.

The online phase of the tournament featuring nationwide weekly qualifiers followed by intense double-elimination playoffs officially concluded prior to the finals. India’s best EA SPORTS FC 26 competitors battled through a Double Elimination, Best-of-2 (Home & Away) format to secure their place at the national final. These eight contenders subsequently competed in the LAN Finale, which also followed a Double Elimination Best-of-2 structure across two days, culminating in the crowning of the PlayStation India Cup 2025 Champion. All eight qualified participants also received the PlayStation DualSense Edge controller as part of their finalist rewards.

Charan Jot Singh Crowned Winner of PlayStation India Cup Featuring FC 26

Following two days of high-stakes competition at Delhi Comic Con, Charan Jot Singh secured the championship title after a decisive series against Aditya Chadha, while Karman Singh Tikka finished third following an impressive lower-bracket push. The matches featured tactical play, close aggregate scores, and decisive second-leg turnarounds, making this one of the most competitive editions of the tournament to date.

The total prize pool was ₹4,00,000. In addition to a DualSense Edge Controller each, Charan Jot Singh received ₹1,20,000, Aditya Chadha received ₹80,000, and Karman Singh Tikka took home ₹50,000.

Speaking at the conclusion of the tournament, Akshat Rathee, Co-Founder and Managing Director, NODWIN Gaming, said: “Congratulations to Charan Jot Singh and all the finalists for delivering an outstanding level of competition this year. The PlayStation India Cup is an important step towards boosting and promoting console esports in India, providing a platform for players to showcase their skill and grow their presence while fostering a stronger, more connected community. It’s encouraging to see such a passionate crop of players coming together around EA SPORTS FC 26.”

Across both days, Delhi Comic Con attendees witnessed competitive console esports live on stage, alongside community interactions, creator participation and hands-on gameplay with the latest PlayStation experiences. National audiences also tuned in through livestreams, match clips and behind-the-scenes social content.

Fans can continue following NODWIN Gaming and PlayStation India channels for additional tournament highlights, post-event coverage and upcoming esports announcements.