Nodwin Gaming, the Tournament Organiser of BGMI Masters Series Season 2 issued a notice on the ongoing rumours in the Indian gaming industry about the qualified teams for BGMS Season 2 Lan.
Rumours have been circulating for the past two days claiming that the XYZ top 10 teams qualified for BGMI Masters Series Season 2. On July 26, Nodwin Gaming issued a notice and shut down all the rumours about qualified teams. In the notice, Nodwin Gaming says that they will officially announce the BGMS Season 2 Qualified Teams soon.
Also, Nodwin Gaming says that WE’RE NOTICING A LOT OF RUMOURS AROUND BGMS SEASON 2 QUALIFIED TEAM SLOTS. WE AT NODWIN GAMING ENCOURAGE YOU NOT TO PROMOTE OR TRUST THE TEAM LISTS OR SLOT INFORMATION THAT IS BEING CIRCULATED.
This notice comes after the rumoured qualification of some griefing teams in BGMS Season 2 Lan. Although Nodwin Gaming has not posted anything about the qualified teams for LAN, we recommend you not believe the rumours spreading in the industry about the qualified teams. Nodwin Gaming soon posted the 10 officially qualified teams for the Lan event.
BGMI Masters Series 2023: Invited Teams
- Team Xspark
- Godlike Esports
- Team Soul
- Team 8Bit
- Numen Esports
- Gladiators Esports
- Enigma Gaming
- Orangutan Esports
- Global Esports
- Medal Esports
- Revenant Esports
- One Blade Esports
- Blind Esports
- God’s Reign
These are the 14 direct-lan invited teams for the event. These invited teams will compete against the qualified teams for BGMS 2023.
BGMI Masters Series Season 2 is scheduled to kick off on August 4th, where 24 teams will battle for glory. 14 BGMI teams will be invited directly, while the remaining 10 spots are to be earned by the victors of the Open Qualifier, where anyone in India can participate. The high-octane live broadcast of BGMS Season 2 will kick off at 9:30 p.m. on the Star Sports Network and Rooter.
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