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How to get Chica Skin in Fortnite?

Aritra Patra
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How to get Chica Skin in Fortnite?

The popular community creator Chica is joining the Fortnite Icon Series. As a result, the Chica skin will be available on the Fortnite item shop from 7th May and you can unlock the Chica skin easily by using V-bucks. However, there are alternative ways to get the outfit. Keep reading this article till the end to know how to get Chica skin in Fortnite.

Apart from buying Chica skin using V-bucks, you can also acquire the outfit along with the other cosmetic items by playing the Fortnite Chica Cup. Continue reading to know all the details.

How to get Chica Skin?

The Fortnite Chica cup is going to start on 5th May and you can enter the Zero Build duo mode to compete. Within a specific three hours window, you can enter the Chica Cup and earn points based on your performance.

Here is the Chica Cup point structure:

  • 1st or Victory Royale: 25 Points
  • 2nd: 22 Points
  • 3rd: 20 Points
  • 4th: 18 Points
  • 5th: 17 Points
  • 6th: 16 Points
  • 7th: 15 Points
  • 8th: 14 Points
  • 9th: 13 Points
  • 10th: 12 Points
  • 11th: 11 Points
  • 12th: 10 Points
  • 13th: 9 Points
  • 14th: 8 Points
  • 15th: 7 Points
  • 16th: 6 Points
  • 17th: 5 Points
  • 18th – 19th: 4 Points
  • 20th – 21st: 3 Points
  • 22nd – 23rd: 2 Points
  • 24th – 25th: 1 Point

Note: Each elimination will provide you one point.

If you play well and rank up in the matches, you can get the Chica skin for free. Otherwise, you will have to buy the Chica skin from the Fortnite item shop.

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PGL Antwerp CSGO Major Schedule

Mohd Laraib
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PGL Antwerp CSGO Major Schedule

The first CSGO Major of 2022 is less than a week away, and tournament organizer PGL, who’re hosting their second consecutive CSGO Major will look to leave no stone unturned for the biggest CSGO event of the year. The Valve-sponsored tournament will run from 9th May 2022 to 22nd May 2022. 

A total of 24 teams will be competing to be crowned the next CSGO Major Champion in Antwerp. 8 teams have qualified as legends and will skip the first stage of the Major, while the 8 contenders and 8 challengers will battle it out in the Challengers stage for the remaining 8 legends spots.

These 8 teams will join the other 8 in the New Legends stage to qualify for the Playoffs which is called the Champions Stage. The full list of the Legends, Challengers, and Contenders can be found here.

The Challengers Stage and the New Legends Stage follow the Swiss stage format. Qualifying and elimination matches are Bo3s while the rest are Bo1s. The first two stages will take place in a Studio setting while the Champions Stage will take place at the Antwerps Sportpaleis arena in front of a live crowd. 

The initial matchups were announced today by PGL. The full schedule for PGL Antwerp CSGO Major, starting 9th May is as follows:

Challengers Stage

Monday, May 9

  • 15:30  Vitality vs. Complexity (BO1)
  • 15:30  Bad News Eagles vs. Eternal Fire (BO1)
  • 16:45  G2 vs. Liquid (BO1)
  • 16:45  forZe vs. Renegades (BO1)
  • 18:00  Astralis vs. IHC (BO1)
  • 18:00  Imperial vs. Spirit (BO1)
  • 19:15  MIBR vs. Outsiders (BO1)
  • 19:15  ENCE vs. 9z (BO1)
  • 20:30  1-0 match #1 (BO1)
  • 20:30  0-1 match #1 (BO1)
  • 21:45  1-0 match #2 (BO1)
  • 21:45  0-1 match #2 (BO1)
  • 23:00  1-0 match #3 (BO1)
  • 23:00  0-1 match #3 (BO1)
  • 00:15  1-0 match #4 (BO1)
  • 00:15  0-1 match #4 (BO1)

Tuesday, May 10

  • 15:30  1-1 match #1 and #2 (BO1)
  • 16:45  1-1 match #3 and #4 (BO1)
  • 18:00  2-0 match #1 (BO3)
  • 18:00  0-2 match #1 (BO3)
  • 21:45  2-0 match #2 (BO3)
  • 21:45  0-2 match #2 (BO3)

Wednesday, May 11

  • 15:30  2-1 match #1
  • 15:30  1-2 match #1
  • 19:15  2-1 match #2
  • 19:15  1-2 match #2
  • 23:00  2-1 match #3
  • 23:00  1-2 match #3

Thursday, May 12

  • 15:30  2-2 match #1
  • 19:15  2-2 match #2
  • 23:00  2-2 match #3

Legends Stage

Saturday, May 14

  • 15:30  TBD vs TBD  (BO1)
  • 15:30  TBD vs TBD (BO1)
  • 16:45  TBD vs TBD (BO1)
  • 16:45  TBD vs TBD (BO1)
  • 18:00  TBD vs TBD (BO1)
  • 18:00  TBD vs TBD (BO1)
  • 19:15  TBD vs TBD (BO1)
  • 19:15  TBD vs TBD (BO1)
  • 20:30  1-0 match #1 (BO1)
  • 20:30  0-1 match #1 (BO1)
  • 21:45  1-0 match #2 (BO1)
  • 21:45  0-1 match #2 (BO1)
  • 23:00  1-0 match #3 (BO1)
  • 23:00  0-1 match #3 (BO1)
  • 00:15  1-0 match #4 (BO1)
  • 00:15  0-1 match #4 (BO1)

Sunday, May 15

  • 15:30  1-1 match #1 and #2 (BO1)
  • 16:45  1-1 match #3 and #4 (BO1)
  • 18:00  2-0 match #1 (BO3)
  • 18:00  0-2 match #1 (BO3)
  • 21:45  2-0 match #2 (BO3)
  • 21:45  0-2 match #2 (BO3)

Monday, May 16

  • 15:30  2-1 match #1
  • 15:30  1-2 match #1
  • 19:15  2-1 match #2
  • 19:15  1-2 match #2
  • 23:00  2-1 match #3
  • 23:00  1-2 match #3

Tuesday, May 17 

  • 15:30  2-2 match #1
  • 19:15  2-2 match #2
  • 23:00  2-2 match #3

Champions Stage

Thursday, May 19

  • 20:00  First Quarter-final 
  • 23:30  Second Quarter-final

Friday, May 20

  • 20:00  Third Quarter-final 
  • 23:30  Fourth Quarter-final 

Saturday, May 21

  • 20:00  First Semi-final 
  • 23:30  Second Semi-final 

Sunday, May 22

  • 21:30  Showmatch
  • 23:30  Grand final

PGL Antwerp CSGO Major: Challengers Stage match-ups revealed

Bharat Kotwani
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PGL Antwerp CSGO Major: Challengers Stage match-ups revealed

PGL Esports have revealed the Challengers Stage matchups starting in less than a week from today which will determine the top 8 teams who will lock in their berth towards the group stage main event, joining the new eight legends who made their way through their respective RMR (Regional Major Rankings) events. 

To our surprise, a plethora of S-tier teams would now fight for one of the 8 legends spots at the PGL Antwerp CSGO Major with some familiar faces to lock horns at the Challengers Stage.

G2 Esports, Astralis, and Team Liquid will feature in the upcoming Challengers Stage event while underdogs like Bad News Eagles, IHC Esports, and Eternal Fire will look to further extend their dominance post their RMR turnarounds.

pgl major may 9

On Stream A, a new post-PGL Stockholm Major 2022 look, Team Vitality will take on a revamped Complexity gaming squad, this time led by Johnny ‘JT’ Theodosiou while Aleksi ‘Aleksib’ Virolainen’s G2 Esports will take on Team Liquid with both the teams shuffling their sniper roles with fresh faces, Ilya ‘m0NESY’ Osipov and Josh ‘oSee’ Ohm respectively. 

Stream B would see some old faces compete under the banner of Eternal Fire with Özgür ‘woxic’ Eker to lead the latter further into the tournament. Imperial’s Gabriel “FalleN” Toledo and Fernando ‘fer’ Alvarenga who had been away from the scene post their infamous MIBR exit are among the heavy favorites to qualify ahead of the Legends Stage. 

PGL Antwerp Major 2022’s Challengers Stage will be played from May 9-12, locking in teams for the Legends Stage of the major.

Below is the list of the opening day fixtures of the Challengers Stage:

May 9, 2022

Stream A

  • Team Vitality Vs Complexity: 15:30 PM IST
  • G2 Esports Vs Liquid: 15:30 PM IST
  • Astralis Vs IHC Esports: 16:45 PM IST
  • Mibr Vs Outsiders: 16:45 PM IST

Stream B

  • Bad News Eagles Vs Eternal Fire: 18:00 PM IST
  • Forze Vs Renegades: 18:00 PM IST 
  • Imperial Esports Vs Team Spirit: 19:15 PM IST
  • ENCE Vs 9Z Team: 19:15 PM IST

CSGO: Valve Releases PGL Antwerp Major Stickers, Player Autographs, Viewer Pass and More

Mohd Laraib
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CSGO: Valve Releases PGL Antwerp Major Stickers, Player Autographs, Viewer Pass and More

With the next CSGO Major – PGL Antwerp just around the corner, Valve shipped a new update for CSGO. New stickers for the upcoming Major have been released, for all the competing teams. Unlike the last major, where only players from the top 8 teams got player autographs, this time around, players from every team will get their signatures in the game from the start.

There were still questions on whether Valve would follow the same criteria as last time even after receiving a lot of flak for doing so, but today’s update answered that question, as alongside the team sticker capsules, there are capsules with the player autographs for all the competing players.

Like every year, Valve also released the Viewer Pass for PGL Antwerp, with 2 variants. The first variant does not give the player any souvenir tokens, while the 2nd one gives them 3 extra tokens, which can be used to claim souvenir packages from the match of their choice from the Major. Both Viewer passes let players participate in the pick ‘em challenges for the Major, and equip them with a PGL Antwerp Coin to be displayed on their CSGO profile. 

There are a total of 24 teams competing at PGL Antwerp Major (full list here), so 3 capsules have been released for team stickers, 1 each for Legends, Challengers and Contenders. Alongside the team stickers, there are capsules containing player autographs from the players of the competing teams.

In typical Valve fashion, the CSGO Twitter account teased the release of stickers beforehand, before releasing the update for PGL Antwerp Major stickers and viewer pass. 

Continuing the trolling, the account even changed their name and the Profile picture to FaZe Clan player Robin ‘ropz’ Kool’s, as ropz continuously interacts with the account, especially for finding new ways to throw smokes using the developer console.

There are 4 variants of each sticker this time around, with an all new ‘glitter’ type of sticker being added to the game. The regular Paper, Holo and Gold stickers are still in the capsules for both the teams and players. There are no Foil type stickers, as they have been replaced by the glitter type.

Multiple teams will be getting stickers for the first time, such as Mongolian side IHC, Turkish Superteam Eternal Fire, Kosovo’s Bad News Eagles and 9z Team from South America. 

Cloud9 will be returning to a CSGO Major for the first time since IEM Katowice 2019. They acquired the former Gambit roster which had been competing under the ‘Players’ banner following sanctions from PGL, ESL and BLAST.

The Legends, Challengers and Contenders Capsules can be brought in-game in CSGO, as well as the viewer pass, and the souvenir tokens. The full release notes can be found here.

The $1 million tournament starts from 9th May, with the New Challengers stage kicking off first to determine 8 teams that will advance to the next stage. The initial matchups are as follows, with the G2 vs Team Liquid game turning a lot of heads.

Roblox Project XL codes: Free XP and Mastery boosts

Aritra Patra
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Roblox Project XL codes: Free XP and Mastery boosts

Roblox Project XL allows players to customize their characters in a bunch of different ways. Normally, you’d have to spend the website currency Robux to buy yourself cosmetic items, but you can also get them without spending any money. Keep reading this article to know all the working Roblox Project XL promo codes currently available for May 2022.

Promo codes can give you skins free of cost, but it can be extremely difficult to find them. If you’re looking for Roblox Project XL promo codes to get yourself some nice skins, then you’re at the right place.

Roblox Project XL codes for May 2022

  • SubToTaklaman – Redeem for 30,000 EXP Mastery and 15 Minutes of 2x Mastery
  • milan242 – Redeem code for 30,000 Mastery XP 
  • 20kLikes – Redeem code for 20 minutes of Double Mastery
  • SubToTheSalehm121 – Redeem code for 30,000 Mastery XP
  • SubToJohntoon02 – Redeem code for 30,000 Mastery XP
  • Reaiah – Redeem code for 30,000 Mastery XP
  • SubToKelvingts – Redeem code for 30,000 Mastery XP
  • blackstar6991MVP – Redeem code for 30,000 Mastery XP
  • PyrusPlayer – Redeem code for 5,000 Mastery XP
  • HerbalGibbon13 – Redeem code for 5,000 Mastery XP
  • 3kLikes – Redeem code for 15 minutes of Double Mastery

How to redeem Roblox Project XL codes?

These Project XL will provide you free spins. You can earn the daily rewards easily just by completing daily missions.

  • Open your game and go to the “Edit” section.
  • On the top-right corner, you’ll get “YouTube Codes”.
  • Then enter your code and click on the Redeem button.

Now you are done! Enjoy the free spins and get freebies.

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Skyesports and Riot Games announce Skyesports Champions Series 2022 – Road to APAC VCT Challengers Stage 2

Divyesh Moghe
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Skyesports and Riot Games announce Skyesports Champions Series 2022 – Road to APAC VCT Challengers Stage 2

Skyesports and Riot Games have collaborated to organize an official Valorant event called Skyesports Champions Series(SCS) 2022. This tournament will be the pathway for South Asian rosters to qualify into the Valorant Champions Tour (VCT) 2022 via the APAC qualifiers.

South Asia was recently added to the list of regions that can qualify to VCT officially and Skyesports has reserved the rights to host the regional qualifiers in collaboration with Riot Games. Top two teams from SCS will qualify for VCT Stage 2 APAC Challenger.

The SCS has a total prize pool of $30,000 and a noteworthy point is that the last stage of this tournament will be hosted in a LAN environment in Chennai. The SCS is distributed into three phases and will take place in the following format:

  • Phase 1: Open Qualifiers for India and Rest of South Asia
  • Phase 2: Group Stage League
  • Phase 3: Playoffs

The registrations for first phase have already begun and teams from India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Maldives, and Bangladesh can participate in the event.

The first phase of this tournament has two open qualifiers and top two teams from Indian qualifiers and top two from South Asian qualifiers will move on to the Group Stage League.

These four teams will be mixed with eight invited rosters from the previous South Asian Qualifiers Playoff Stage. The names of invited teams are as follows:

  • Velocity Gaming
  • Global Esports
  • Enigma Gaming
  • Team Exploit
  • God Particles
  • Exceeli Esports
  • Khumbu Esports
  • Union Gaming

These twelve teams will be divided into two groups in a special Draw Show. Teams in group stage will compete in a single round robin format and top three from each group will make it to the Playoff Stage.

The Playoff Stage take place with these six teams flying down to Chennai and face each other in a double-elimination bracket. Selected matches from open qualifiers and the rest of the tournament will be officially broadcasted on Skyesports’ YouTube and Rooter channels.

The schedule of Skyesports Champion Series 2022 is as follows:

  • Registrations: May 1st – 7th
  • India Qualifiers: May 9th – 15th
  • Rest of South Asia Qualifiers: May 9th – 16th
  • Group Stage (Phase 2): May 19th – 24th
  • Playoffs (Phase 3): May 31st – June 5th

Talking about the tournament, here are the comments from Skyesports CEO, Publishing Leader of India and South Asia at Riot Games and VC & MD of JetSynthesys Pvt. Ltd.

“We are thrilled to be a part of VALORANT’s tremendous growth in South Asia and are beyond excited to be providing a path to the teams into the VCT APAC Challenger Stage 2. The Skyesports Champions Series will set a new benchmark for VALORANT esports in South Asia with top-notch production and live streams in several regional languages.”

Shiva Nandy, the CEO and Founder of Skyesports

“We’ve been supporting Skyesports’ VALORANT events for the past two years, and we are thrilled to be finally associating with them for the Skyesports Champions Series (SCS) 2022, for our VCT 2022. The SCS will provide a platform to all players across South Asia for a chance to progress to the next stage of the VCT, the APAC Challengers Stage 2. I wish the participating teams from the region the very best of luck.”

– Sukamal Pegu, Publishing Leader, India and South Asia at Riot Games

“Our aim at JetSkyesports has always been to provide an exclusive avenue for avid gamers to engage with the ever-growing gaming community on an expansive platform. It’s a pleasure to host the Skyesports Champion Series tournament and lay out an extension to the widely renowned game of VALORANT. We welcome the high-octane contenders from across the South Asian region to the SCS and wish them the best of luck!”

-Rajan Navani, VC & MD of JetSynthesys Pvt Ltd.

Hyundai launches Hyundai N e-Festival Global League 

Divyesh Moghe
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Hyundai launches Hyundai N e-Festival Global League 

Hyundai Motor Company recently launched their new edition of Hyundai N e-Festival Global League, a digital motorsport competition where players battle it out in a VR gaming environment. Champion of this event is invited to Hyundai World Rally Team VIP Hospitality Program at the FIA World Rally Championship (WRC).

The Global League was conduced from January to February where qualifiers were hosted on iRacing VR-simulation platform. Players from 13 countries participated in this event and the top 30 players — including the top two players from each country, the winner from the previously held Hyundai N e-Festival Junior Cup and four Wild Card players went on to the grand finale.

The finale was hosted from March to May and after 10 final rounds, Kieran Harrison from the United Kingdom won this inaugural season.

For the Global League, Hyundai Motor partnered up with the iRacing game, which offers a life-like experience of actual racing, highlighting Elantra N TCR’s dynamic driving capabilities and sounds in a thrilling VR setting. 

Legendary retired racer Gabriele Tarquini shared his iRacing best lap results with fans outside of the official competition. The official racing car for the event was Elantra N TCR — a Tour Car Racing variant of the 2021 Elantra that was named the 2021 North American Car of the Year.

Talking about the event, Till Wartenberg, Vice President and Head of the N Brand Management and Motorsport Sub-division at Hyundai Motor said the following:

“We are very happy to offer the excitement and thrill of motorsport to our fans through the Hyundai N e-Festival since 2020. We hope Hyundai N e-Festival can become an excellent platform that blends virtual-reality immersion and real-world on-track racing.”

– Till Wartenberg, Vice President and Head of the N Brand Management and Motorsport Sub-division at Hyundai Motor

Fortnite Rules Explained: What is Rule 32,33,34 & more?

Aritra Patra
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Fortnite Rules Explained: What is Rule 32,33,34 & more?

Have you ever heard about the set of Fortnite rules? Fortnight rules are basically an unofficial set of rules and regulations made by the Fortnite community. There are numerous Fortnite rules such as rule 12, 13, 23, 24, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 37, 63, 64, and 69. That’s a lot! Isn’t it? No worries, we have got your back!

Keep reading this article till the end to know all about the Fortnite rules.

Fortnite Rule 12

You should think twice before commenting about anything in-game. According to Fortnite rule 12, your comment can be used against you.

Fortnite Rule 13

According to rule 13, your random in-game comment can be turned into a meme.

Fortnite Rule 23

Fortnite rule 23 dictates that every squad decision from kicking a squad member to the location to getting dropped should be made only if the majority of the squad accepts the decision.

Fortnite Rule 24

Every player has the right to intervene, according to Fortnite rule 24.

Fortnite Rule 30

Fortnite rule 30 is quite controversial. It dictates that girls don’t play online. It’s wrong enough as Fortnite is popular among both male and female gamers.

Fortnite Rule 31

According to Fortnite rule 31, players must be 13+ years of age to participate in competitive tournaments.

Fortnite Rule 32

If you want to show off your skills or gameplay, you need a proper screenshot or video footage of it. Otherwise, no one is going to believe it ever happened.

Fortnite Rule 33

Don’t hurt other players with vulgar comments in-game.

Fortnite Rule 34

Rule 34 says that there is adult Fortnite content online.

Fortnite Rule 35

According to this rule, if the previous rule 34 doesn’t apply then it will be applied in the future.

Fortnite Rule 63

There are gender-swap versions of every male and female character.

Fortnite Rule 69

Fortnite rule 69 dictates that you should respond “nice” while the number comes into the game.

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SkyEsports Souvenir Mumbai 2022: Day 1 Recap

Pranav Nalawade
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SkyEsports Souvenir Mumbai 2022: Day 1 Recap

The first day of the AMD Skyesports Souvenir came to an exhilarating finish with Enigma Gaming and Team Snakes winning their respective matches against Global Esports and Velocity Gaming. 

The first match of the tournament between Enigma Gaming and Global Esports was an affair never seen before in Indian VALORANT esports’ history. In front of a roaring audience, Enigma put up a dominant performance to take down GE 2-1 in an intense BO3 series. 

Enigma Gaming put up a good show from the first game on Bind itself and took down Global Esports 13-4.

The latter weren’t going down without a fight, though, and pushed back in the second match on Ascent with a 13-8 victory to level the series.

Defending first, GE got an early lead in the series decider on Split but Enigma made an amazing comeback to push the match into overtime. With several back-and-forth rounds, Enigma managed to emerge on top with a score of 16-14.

  • Game 1 (Bind): Enigma wins 13-4 
  • Game 2 (Ascent): GE wins 13-8 
  • Game 3 (Split): Enigma wins 16-14 

Over in the second match of the day, Pakistan’s Team Snakes took down Velocity Gaming 2-1 in a surprising victory.

Team Snakes are competing remotely from Pakistan as they were unable to travel to Mumbai to attend India’s first LAN event for VALORANT.

Nonetheless, the underdog team put up an amazing show to take down the dominant roster of VLT. 

  • Game 1 (Bind): Team Snakes wins 13-10
  • Game 2 (Icebox): VLT wins 13-9
  • Game 3 (Fracture): Team Snakes wins 13-5

The action in the AMD Skyesports Souvenir – Mumbai 2022 will continue later today with two more matches taking place.

In the first match, Global Esports will take on Velocity Gaming at 3PM IST, a fixture that is often referred to as the Val-Classico.

In the second game at 6PM IST, Team Snakes will face Enigma Gaming. The tournament is being livestreamed on the Skyesports YouTube and Rooter channels. 

The AMD Skyesports Souvenir – Mumbai 2022 is presented by AMD, with Rooter, Logitech G, and Croma being the broadcasting partner, gaming partner, and gaming rig partner, respectively.

Taking place from April 30 to May 3, four of South Asia’s best VALORANT teams are competing for glory and a share of the prize pool. 

BGMI All-Stars Invitational 2022 – Know the top 5 finish leaders

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BGMI All-Stars Invitational 2022 – Know the top 5 finish leaders

BGMI All-Stars Invitational, the first-ever LAN event of the game ended with TSM-FTX emerging as the ultimate champions. The squad completely dominated the battlefield by scoring 199 total points out of 15 matches. Besides this, the team took the highest number of chicken dinners among all the teams. Hyderabad Hydras grabbed the second spot in the overall standings followed by Revenant Esports at the third spot.

The teams could not reach the top spots without some dominating gameplays through their players. And we have got you the list of players who helped their team reach the top spots with ease. Read our complete article to know the top 5 finish leaders of the BGMI All-Stars Invitational.

5) INSANEXSAYYAM

The team made it to the event at the last moment after Team Soul backed out of the event due to their player’s health issue. Sayyam took off the opportunity and made it to the top 5 kill leaders list. He took a total of 23 finishes and contributed 34.33% to the total team finishes.

4) TSMSHADOWOG

The player from the winning team and IGL of the squad, Shadow completely demonstrated his leadership skills and took his team to the trophy. He took a total of 24 finishes and contributed 22.43% to the total team finishes.

3) TSMAQUANOX

The top 5 finish leaders list is completely dominated by the players of TSM-FTX. The squad took the highest finish points among all the teams. While Aquanox took a total of 27 finish points and contributed 25.23% to the total team finishes.

2) HH MAXYOP

The only player from Hyderabad Hydras that made it to the top 5 finish leaders list. Maxyop is one of the most consistent players in BGMI which helped his team to secure the number two spot in the overall standings. He took a total of 27 finish points and contributed 34.62% to the total team finishes.

1) TSMNINJAJOD

The best among the bests, Ninjajod was the top player in the finish leaders list. He took a total of 38 finish points and contributed 35.51% to the total team finishes. He was also awarded as the MVP of the tournament and won a cash prize of 1 Lakh INR.

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