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Revenge eSports emerge victorious at the OPPO PUBG MOBILE India Tour 2019 Grand Finals

Revenge eSports emerge victorious at the OPPO PUBG MOBILE India Tour 2019 Grand Finals

India Blooms News Service | @indiablooms | 22 Oct 2019, 12:51 pm

Kolkata/IBNS: The two-day Grand Finals of the OPPO PUBG MOBILE India Tour (PMIT) 2019 came to a finish with Revenge eSports emerging victorious.

The finals garnered an overwhelming response from PUBG MOBILE and esports enthusiasts who witnessed a closely contested competition, culminating in the victory of Revenge eSports, followed by ORANGE ROCK and TeamINS in the second and third position, respectively. 

On Oct 19 and 20, the city saw gamers trying to shoot down opponents at the Grand Finals of PUBG MOBILE India Tour 2019. 

The top 20 squads who emerged victorious in the regional finals held across Jaipur, Guwahati, Pune, and Hyderabad battled it out at the Grand Finale in Kolkata for a champion prize of Rs 1.5 crore. 

(Image Credit: Shaibalina Choudhury)(Image Credit: Shaibalina Choudhury)

PUBG Mobile India Tour kicked off on July 1. The tournament witnessed registration from 400,000 players.

The teams who made it to the Grand Finale were Rising Hydra, Team Titans, Kill2Survive, Revenge Esports, 8BitRampage, Team INS, Team GE, Team All Stars, God’s Reign, Team Mayhem, Orange Rock, Instinct Shooters Official, Team Skul, Beyond Your Reach, Team AR, Saiyan’s Legacy, Team Dignity, Back for Revenge, BurnX Official, Team Hyphen. 

This was the first time the e-sports community in Kolkata was given an opportunity to witness a tournament of this scale and stature. 

(Reporting by Shaibalina Choudhury)

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