The highly anticipated BGMI Masters Series (BGMS) Season 2 has reached its last destination, the Grand Finals. A total of 16 teams will be featured in the finals including the top 4 teams from the league stage and the top 12 teams from playoffs. Check out the full list below.
There are a total of 12 matches scheduled in the Grand Finals of BGMI Masters Series Season 2, with 4 matches taking place on each day during the Grand Finals, which start on August 25 and run until August 27. 16 teams will play for the INR 2.1 crore prize pool and the BGMS Season 2 title.
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BGMS Season 2 Grand Finals Teams
- Blind Esports
- Global Esports
- TEAM iNSANE Esports
- Marcos Gaming
- OR Esports
- Medal Esports
- Velocity Gaming
- Enigma Gaming
- Team 8Bit
- WSB Gaming
- Gods Reign
- OneBlade Esports
- Orangutan Esports
- Gladiators Esports
- Lucknow Giants
- Team X Spark
These final 16 teams will compete for glory after 20 days of high-octane action. During the league phase and playoffs, fan favorite teams like Godlike Esports and Team Soul, as well as some of the strongest contenders in the tournament like Numen Esports, Revenant Esports, and Entity, were eliminated from BGMS Season 2.
Nodwin Gaming partnered with Star Sports for the highly anticipated return of India’s biggest esports tournament, BGMI Masters Series Season 2. Building upon its record-shattering success in season 1, the new season 2 of the BGMI Masters Series kicked off on August 4, featuring 24 teams and offering one of the highest-ever prize pools of INR 2.1 crore (over USD 250K) for a non-publisher event.
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