Nodwin Gaming Officially Announces BGMI Masters Series Season 2: Rs. 2 Crore Prize Pool And Star Sports Coverage Revealed

With a successful first season of the BGMI Masters Series, Nodwin Gaming in collaboration with Star Sports have brought fans an even bigger second season. BGMS was the first-ever esports event that was broadcast live on television on the Star Sports network. Nodwin Gaming and Star Sports have raised the bar for season 2 of the BGMI Masters Series, upping the prize pool to set the stage for the biggest esports event yet in the history of Indian gaming. 

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BGMI Masters Series Season 2 Starts on August 4 on The Star Sports Network

Last year, the BGMI Masters Series comprised 24 teams, of which the top 16 qualified for the finals. These teams were part of a historic event that was live on all national television. Another fact that made the event huge was its' prize pool. The BGMI Masters Series had a prize pool of INR 1,50,00,000. After four days of the Grand Finals, Global Esports came out on top and were crowned champions. 

The fans expect much more from the second season and Nodwin Gaming has delivered. Nodwin has announced the second season of the BGMI Masters Series with a prize pool of Rs. 2,10,00,000, making it the largest esports tournament in India (based on the prize pool). 

BGMI Masters Series will also comprise 24 teams, including 14 invited teams and the top 10 teams from open qualifiers. The 14 invited teams are as follows:

• Blind Esports
• Team XSpark
• GodLike Esports
• Team Soul
• Team 8BIT
• Numen Esports
• Gladiator Esports
• Gods Reign
• Enigma Gaming
• Orangutan Gaming
• Global Esports
• Medal Esports
• Revenant Esports
• Team OneBlade

Apart from the invited teams, the top 10 will qualify for BGMS from the 'Your Path to Stardom Qualifiers,' an open tournament by Nodwin Gaming.

BGMS will be a month-long LAN event in Gurgaon. The matches will be streamed live on Nodwin Gaming's Rooter Channel and Star Sports Television Network.