Team IQOOSoul emerged victorious as the champions of BGMS Season 3. The team claims the top prize of ₹5,500,000. The tournament featured intense competition with a substantial prize pool distributed among the top 20 teams. Check out the full BGMS Season 3 prize pool distribution and MVP award winner below:
BGMS Season 3 Prize pool distribution
Here’s a breakdown of the prize pool distribution:
- 1st Place: Team IQOOSoul – ₹5,500,000
- 2nd Place: Entity Gaming – ₹1,500,000
- 3rd Place: Team Tamilas – ₹750,000
- 4th Place: Carnival Gaming – ₹350,000
- 5th Place: Orangutan Gaming – ₹250,000
- 6th Place: Gods Reign – ₹200,000
- 7th Place: CarpeDiem – ₹175,000
- 8th Place: Team GodLike – ₹175,000
- 9th Place: Team XSpark – ₹150,000
- 10th Place: Reckoning Esports – ₹150,000
- 11th Place: MOGO Esports – ₹125,000
- 12th Place: Global Esports – ₹125,000
- 13th Place: OneBlade – ₹100,000
- 14th Place: WSB Gaming – ₹100,000
- 15th Place: Raven Esports – ₹75,000
- 16th Place: Team 8Bit – ₹75,000
- 17th Place: Team Z – ₹25,000
- 18th Place: Vasista Esports – ₹25,000
- 19th Place: Team Forever – ₹25,000
- 20th Place: Revenant Esports – ₹25,000
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AKOP wins the BGMS Season 3 MVP Title
AKOP, the standout player from Orangutan Gaming, was rightfully awarded the MVP title despite the team finishing in fifth place. His exceptional individual performance throughout the tournament was instrumental in propelling Orangutan to the top half of the leaderboard. AKOP’s consistent brilliance and clutch plays showcased his dominance on the battlefield, earning him well-deserved recognition as the most valuable player of BGMS Season 3.
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