Prize pool can increase to Rs 4 crore through the BMPS Discovery Island event.
Grand Finals will take place at Yashobhoomi, New Delhi.
Over 96 teams are expected to participate, with the full schedule yet to be announced.
BMPS aka Battlegrounds Mobile India Pro Series 2025, which is among India’s largest Esports tournaments for Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI), is back with a whopping prize pool of Rs 2 crore. Organised by Krafton India every year, the fans can see the top teams of the country competing for the Pro title. The game developer has also announced a new interactive in-game event dubbed the BMPS Discovery Island, which will run from May 17 to July 1. Additionally, Krafton has also announced that the players participating in this event can unlock exclusive in-game rewards and contribute to increasing the prize pool, reaching up to Rs 4 crore.
Here is everything that you need to know about the Krafton registration date, venue, schedule, teams, and more.
BMPS 2025 registration dates, venue, and finale:
All interested teams can register for the tournament beginning May 22. The tournament will end in a high-stakes LAN Grand Finals from July 4 to July 6 at Yashobhoomi in New Delhi. The final stage will feature top teams competing for supremacy in front of a live audience, with the champion team receiving a sizable portion of the prize pool.
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BMPS 2025 schedule and teams
Krafton has not announced the full schedule and teams yet. As per the reports, over 96 teams have been invited. For the unversed. Krafton, last year, invited 128 teams. Last year, Team X Spark bagged the title and secured a winning prize pool of Rs 75 lakh.
BMPS 2025 follows the successful conclusion of the BGIS 2025 tournament, which had a prize pool of Rs 3.2 crore and was held in Kolkata. Stay tuned with Digit for all the latest details about the BMPS 2025 dates, teams, registration, and more.
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