NEW DELHI: Gods Reign claimed victory at the ESL Snapdragon Pro Series 2025 Grand Finals, held at Noida Indoor Stadium from January 31 to February 2. Competing for a massive ₹1 crore prize pool, India’s top mobile esports teams battled fiercely across three days.
With 155 points, Gods Reign secured the championship, narrowly defeating K9 Esports, who finished with 153 points. The competition remained intense till the final match, making it one of the closest finishes in recent history.
The tournament started with Gods Reign and K9 Esports establishing early dominance. Team Versatile made a strong comeback on Day 2, powered by Spower’s exceptional individual performances. The final day saw relentless action, but Gods Reign’s consistency and strategy helped them secure the title.
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Spower emerged as the tournament MVP with an impressive 68 finishes. His aggressive gameplay played a crucial role in Team Versatile’s podium finish at third place with 142 points. Gods Reign also dominated the Winner Winner Chicken Dinners (WWCD) leaderboard with seven victories, the highest in the tournament.
The prize pool distribution reflected the high stakes. Gods Reign took home ₹50 lakh, while K9 Esports and Team Versatile won ₹20 lakh and ₹8 lakh, respectively. The top 16 teams shared the substantial prize pool, with additional rewards for top performers in individual categories like most finishes and WWCDs.
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Sam Braithwaite, VP of Game Ecosystems, Mobile at EFG, praised India’s growing esports scene, stating, “India continues to be a vibrant hub for mobile esports. Through our collaboration with NODWIN Gaming, we’ve created a platform that showcases the passion and skill of Indian gamers.”
Gods Reign’s captain credited their success to hard work and teamwork, saying, “This victory is a testament to our dedication. We’re thrilled to have made history in the BGMI competitive scene.”
Spower, reflecting on his MVP performance, called the tournament an unforgettable experience. “It was incredible competing at this level. We gave it our all, and I’m proud of what we achieved.”
The ESL Snapdragon Pro Series 2025 Grand Finals delivered non-stop action, reaffirming India’s position as a mobile esports powerhouse. With rising talent and increasing competition, the future of the gaming scene looks more promising than ever.