BGIS 2021: The Battlegrounds Mobile India Series 2021 is about to kick off. In-game qualifiers of the event will be starting on the 4th December 2021. The Grand Finals of the BGIS 2021 will take place in January 2022. Krafton officially revealed that The Champion of the Battlegrounds Mobile India Series 2021 will be invited to the PMGC 2021 Grand Finals, Check details here.
PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2021 is the biggest PUBG Mobile esports event featuring a prize pool of $6,000,000 USD. The event will be starting from today where the event is divided into three stages. The League stage will take place from 30th November to 24th December 2021. League Finals of PMGC 2021 will feature the top 16 teams from the league stage. The League Stage and League Finals will take place in two regions EAST and WEST.
Also Read: Indian Team at PMGC 2021: The biggest PUBG MOBILE Esports Event of the year is coming on Nov.30.
BGIS 2021: The Champion of the Battlegrounds Mobile India Series 2021 will be invited to the PMGC 2021 Grand Finals, Check details
The Biggest PUBG Mobile Esports Event of the year is finally coming back. PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2021 is all set to begin on 30 November 2021. Moreover, an Indian Team is all set to receive an invitational spot in the grand final of the PMGC 2021. PMGC has taken this decision to ensure the highest possible level of global competition.
This is by far the biggest competition of the year, The league stage of the event is all set to begin on 30 November 2021. Teams from different parts of the world will fight for the championship. So, let’s follow the structure of the competition in detail. Before getting into the structure, let’s check out what PMGC stated regarding the 2021 competition. They posted, “The biggest PUBG MOBILE Esports Event of the year – PMGC is coming on Nov.30.
To support the restart of Indian PUBG MOBILE Esports, PMGC has given the Grand Finals invitational slot to India to ensure the highest possible level of global competition.
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