Snapdragon Conquest BGMI: Check out the prize pool distribution of Snapdragon Conquest Mobile Open 2022 – Qualcomm Snapdragon Conquest Mobile Open 2022 is finally back with a massive prize pool of 5,000,000 INR. SNAPDRAGON CONQUEST MOBILE OPEN is organized by Qualcomm and its official tournament partner Tesseract Esports. Registration for the event has already started for the Battlegrounds Mobile India players and it will end on June 29, 2022. Let’s check out all the details of the event including prize pool distribution. For future updates on Battlegrounds Mobile India follow InsideSport.IN
Snapdragon Conquest BGMI: Check out the prize pool distribution of Snapdragon Conquest Mobile Open 2022
Gamers who are over 16 years old, residents in India, and have a Level 25 or above BGMI Platinum V Tier account can take part in this event. Gamers have to open the official website of Snapdragon Conquest and register for the contest.
Snapdragon Conquest BGMI: Check out the prize pool distribution of Snapdragon Conquest Mobile Open 2022
Here is the prize pool distribution of the event:
- 1st Place – 15,00,000 INR
- 2nd Place – 7,50,000 INR
- 3rd Place – 4,50,000 INR
- 4th Place – 3,00,000 INR
- 5th Place – 2,00,000 INR
- 6th Place – 1,50,000 INR
- 7th Place – 1,00,000 INR
- 8th Place – 80,000 INR
- 9th Place – 75,000 INR
- 10th Place – 75,000 INR
- 11th Place – 40,000 INR
- 12th Place – 40,000 INR
- 13th – 16th Place – 25,000 INR
- 17th – 20th Place – 20,000 INR
- 21st – 24th Place – 15,000 INR
Other awards-
- Winner of Each match in the finals – 10,000 INR
- Team with the highest kills – 50,000 INR
- Most Valuable Player – 50,000 INR
Snapdragon Conquest BGMI: Format
The competition will be played through seven stages. They are Open Qualifiers, Challenger Round, Contender Round, League Stage, Quarter-Final, Semi-Finals, and Grand Finals. Let’s check out the detailed explanation of the format of Snapdragon Conquest Mobile Open 2022.
Open Qualifiers (02 Jul – 24 Jul): Teams who have registered for Snapdragon Conquest Mobile Open will have to play a series of two matches for multiple rounds. The total scores of the squad in 2 matches will be considered. In event of a tie, other parameters including finishes, position points, etc. will be considered and the top 112 teams will qualify for the next round. If a team fails to complete in two matches, their scores would be calculated based on the match played.
Challenger Round (25 July to 27 July): The top 112 squads qualifying from Open Qualifiers and 16 Invited Teams will be seeded into 8 groups. Each group will have to play 6 matches each on the specified dates. The top 7 teams from each group will further qualify for the Contender Round.
Contender Round (1 August – 10 August): 8 more teams will be invited and a total of 64 teams will be divided into four groups. There will be 9 matches in each group and the top 6 teams from each group will progress to the next round. So, A total of 24 teams will advance.
League Stage (15 August to 31 August): 8 more pro teams will be added with 24 qualified teams. The league stage will continue for three weeks. As usual, there will be weekly finals. Teams will play three days a week. The top 24 teams from day 1 and day 2 of the week will play the weekly finals. Finally, the top 24 teams after three weekly finals will qualify for the quarter-finals.
Quarter-Finals(5 September to 7 September): A total of 24 teams will play in the quarter-finals and the top 20 teams will advance to the semifinals.
Semi-finals(12 September to 20 September): Top 20 teams will play in the semi-finals and the top 16 teams will reach the grand finals.
Grand Finals(26 September to 4 October): The Grand finals of the Snapdragon Conquest Mobile Open 2022 will be contested for six days playing a total of 36 matches. The top team will be crowned winners.
This is a great opportunity for the Battlegrounds Mobile India players where they can show their performance and prove themselves. For future BGMI updates follow InsideSport.IN
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