2023 Battlegrounds Mobile Series Tournaments

The Indian version of PUBG Mobile, Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI; formerly PUBG Mobile India), is available only to gamers in India. A serious claim regarding India’s data storage policy led to the creation of the games specifically for Indian players. It is a multiplayer online battle royale game created and distributed by Krafton. The video game was first made available on July 2, 2021, for Android devices and August 18, 2021, for iOS devices. BGMI had more than 130 million downloads as of July 2022 on Google Play.

On July 28, 2022, the Indian government outlawed the game in their country. A statement from Krafton claims that the prohibition was lifted on May 26, 2023.

Gameplay

Battlegrounds Mobile India, often known as BGMI, is a TPP-FPP survival shooter game where up to 100 players engage in a battle royale—a kind of massive last man remaining deathmatch—in which they compete to survive the longest. The match is open to players individually or in teams of up to four.

Players land on one of the following seven maps after jumping out of an aeroplane to begin each match:

• Erangel (Normal / Themed)
• Miramar
• Vikendi
• Livik (Normal/Themed)
• Karakin
• Sanhok 
• Nusa

Battlegrounds Mobile India Series 2023, often known as BGIS 2023, is the second instalment of BGIS. The prize pool for the competition, which is run by KRAFTON, is $2,000,000 INR.

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Format of the Tournament

Round 1: August 31 – September 3rd

• From in-game qualifying, 2048 Teams.
• 16 squads per group from the teams, divided into 128 groups.
• Round 2 will feature the top 3 teams from each group along with 96 highly ranked teams (for a total of 480 teams).

Round 2: September 7 – September 10

• 512 Teams.
• 480 teams from Round 1 plus the worst 32 teams from Week 5 of The Grind.
• Teams are split up into 32 groups, each containing 16 squads.
• Round 3 is reached by the top 7 teams (a total of 224 teams) from each group.

Round 3: September 14 – September 17

• 256 Teams.
• 16 groups will be formed from the 224 teams from Round 2 plus the top 32 teams from Week 5 of The Grind.
• The top 4 teams from each group (a total of 64 teams) move on to Round 4, while the teams who finished fifth in each group (a total of 16 teams) move on to a further stage dubbed the losers bracket.

Quarter Finals/Round 4: September 21 – September 24

• From Round 3, 64 Teams.
• There will be four groups made up of teams.
• The top 4 teams (a total of 16 teams) from each group move on to the semifinals.
• 48 teams remain and move on to the losers bracket.

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Losers Bracket: September 28 – October 1

• 64 Teams.
• 48 teams from Round 4’s Quarterfinals and 16 teams from Round 3’s Round.
• Teams are equally split up into four groups of 16.
• The top 4 teams (a total of 16 teams) from each group advance to the semifinals.

Semi Finals: October 4 – October 7

• 32 teams.
• 16 teams from the Losers Bracket and 16 teams from the Quarter Finals/Round 4 round.
• Round-robin format with equal distribution of teams into 4 groups of 8.
• The Grand Finals are reached by the Top 16.

The Grand Finals: October 12 – October 14

• Teams from the 16 semifinalists.
• 3 days of games.
• 18 games, 6 every day.