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Hexvora Win Naye Khiladi by 41 Points as Zero Ark Edge Third by One
Out of 1,024 teams, Hexvora took Naye Khiladi with 183 points and ₹3,50,000. Behind them, second place came down to a single point.
BMIC 2026 preview: everything you need before India meets Korea and Japan in Mumbai
Sixteen teams, three countries, one dome and a ₹1 crore prize pool. Who is playing, what is at stake and how to watch without needing a degree in point tables.
Guide
How to read a BGMI scoreboard in five minutes (with jokes)
WWCD, finishes, placement points, Smash Rule. A friendly guide to the numbers on every tournament table, using real results from BGIS and BMSD 2026.
India's 2026 so far: three majors, two champions and one very confusing power ranking
SOUL took BGIS and BMSD, GodLike won BMPS, and nobody could agree who the best team is. We lay out every top team's year, event by event.
Esports
BMSD 2026 by the numbers: 18 matches, ten different winners and one Rondo specialist
The leaderboard tells you who won. The data tells you how. Finishers, survivors, closers and a player who took half his kills on one map.
iQOO SOUL win BMSD 2026: how a Match 14 chicken and a confusing rule produced a champion
SOUL trailed by 28 points on the final day, won Match 14 with 13 finishes and finished on 155. We explain the Smash Rule, the awards and the whole Grand Finals in plain English.
Update
BGMI 4.6.0 explained: vampires on Erangel, a new boat, Ocean Odyssey and the dates you should not miss
Midnight Hunters, Ocean Odyssey, new vehicles, Arena Ranked and Season 31 all in one update. A friendly guide with a calendar so you do not miss anything.
Last to first: how GodLike pulled off the greatest comeback in BGMI history at BMPS 2026
From 16th after Day 1 to champions by 10 points, with the most finishes, the most placement points and an Esports World Cup seat. The full story of Jaipur.
SOUL beat Genesis by four points to win BGIS 2026 in Chennai: the full story of the season's longest tournament
From 1,016 open-qualifier teams to a four-point finish. A 600,000-plus peak audience, a ₹1 crore cheque and a Grand Finals that stayed tight until the last match.