The Battlegrounds Mobile India Series (BGIS) 2024 Grand Finals will start on June 28 and conclude on June 30.

Organised by Krafton and Tesseract Esports, as many as top 16 BGMI teams will battle across 18 matches to be staged over three days in the BGIS 2024 Grand Finals.

The BGIS 2024 Grand Finals qualified teams include as many as eight teams from BGIS 2024 Semifinals Week 1 and another eight teams from BGIS 2024 Semifinals Week 2.

Global Esports, Team Aaru, Team XSpark, Team Soul, FS Esports, Vasista Esports, Team Tamilas, Raven Esports, Carnival Gaming, MOGO Esports, Venom Gaming, Limra Esports, Team 8Bit, Team Insane, Reckoning Esports and Inferno Squad are the teams that have qualified for the BGIS 2024 Grand Finals.

As per the format, each day of the BGIS 2024 Grand Finals will see six matches being held across four maps: Erangel, Sanhok, Miramar and Vikendi. The BGIS 2024 Grand Finals will be contested in a 10-point scoring system similar to previous rounds.

The team finishing with the most points after all matches will be crowned the BGIS 2024 champion.

The Battlegrounds Mobile India Series (BGIS) 2024 has a total prize pool of a whopping INR 2 crore.

The BGIS 2024 winner will bag a cash prize of INR 60 lakh while the runner-up will receive INR 30 lakh.

The third and fourth-placed teams will get INR 20 lakh and INR 15 lakh, respectively.

Meanwhile, the most valuable player (MVP) of BGIS 2024 will receive a cash prize of INR 2.5 lakh. The other prizes for most finishes, lone survivor and rampage will get INR 1 lakh each.

The BGIS 2024 Grand Finals will be staged at the Hitex Exhibition Center in Hyderabad. Know where to watch BGIS 2024 Grand Finals.

Where to watch Battlegrounds Mobile India Series (BGIS) 2024 Grand Finals live

Live streaming of the Battlegrounds Mobile India Series (BGIS) 2024 Grand Finals will be available on the Krafton India Esports’ YouTube channel in multiple languages including Hindi and English.

There will be no live telecast of the BGIS 2024 Grand Finals on any TV channel in India.

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