BMPS 2026 Sets Record as GodLike Wins First BGMI Title

The Battlegrounds Mobile India Pro Series (BMPS) 2026 ended with record numbers and a first-time champion, as GodLike Esports claimed the title in Jaipur on June 21, 2026. The BMPS Grand Finals peaked at 729K concurrent viewers, surpassing the previous Indian esports record of 600K set during BGIS 2026 to establish a new national high. More than 12K spectators attended the three-day LAN at the Jaipur Exhibition and Convention Centre.

For GodLike, the win closed a long-standing gap in its competitive history in Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI).

The organization, one of India’s most-followed in mobile esports, had never secured an official BGMI title before. This one came after a sharp turnaround. The team ended Day 1 in 16th place with only 20 points, then rebuilt its run across the next two days to finish first after 18 matches.

BMPS 2026 Prize Pool and Final Standings Underline BGMI Growth

BMPS 2026 was the tournament’s richest edition, featuring an INR 4 Cr prize pool, doubled from INR 2 Cr by KRAFTON India on June 8. The event ran for six weeks from May 6, with 64 teams competing through a new promotion and relegation format before the field narrowed to 16 finalists in Jaipur.

GodLike earned INR 1 Cr for the win.

Divine Gaming (DG) finished second after leading much of the Grand Finals, powered by Rajasthan player SLUG (Sonigra Raghuraj Singh) on home soil. Victores Sumus (VS) secured third after climbing from 15th on Day 1 with two Chicken Dinners.

The final match also produced a late highlight as Jonathan Amaral’s Team Apex Gaming won Match 18, jumping nine places in its debut BMPS run. It capped off a tournament that expanded BGMI’s footprint beyond India’s traditional esports hubs.

GodLike Esports' Comeback Defines BMPS 2026 Grand Finals

The lineup of Manya, Spower, Admino, Saumay, and GodZ recovered with a 70-point Day 2, pulling themselves back into title contention before holding firm on the final day. The title was more than a trophy. It secured GodLike’s place at the Esports World Cup (EWC) 2026, where they will represent India as BMPS champions.

The second Indian slot went to iQOO Orangutan, who qualified by finishing first in the KRAFTON India Esports Rankings after BMPS 2026.