The ESL Snapdragon BGMI Pro Series 2024 Challenge Season reached its third week, with the competition heating up as teams battled it out in intense matches. Chemin Esports, a newly formed squad, emerged as the frontrunners after 24 games, leading the overall scoreboard. However, experienced teams like Soul, Gods Reign, and Revenant also held strong positions after Day 8.
With only 12 matches left in the four-week challenge season, the stakes are high as only 16 teams will make it to the finals. The fourth and final week of the competition will kick off on February 2, 2024.
The participating teams in the Challenge Season are divided into four groups. Group A consists of Global Esports, GodLike Esports, Autobotz Esports, Blind Esports, Gujarat Tigers, WSB Gaming, 4SHOT Esports, and Gods Reign. Group B includes Chemin Esports, Hydra Orangutan, Carnival Gaming, Medal Esports, Skulltz Esports, TWM Gaming, and TeamXSpark. Group C features Revenant Esports, Reckoning Esports, WindGod Esports, Team Forever, Alibaba Raiders, Team Iflick, Team Soul, and FS Esports. Group D comprises OREsports, Team Together Esports, Team Zero, BIG BROTHER ESPORTS, 8Bit Entity Gaming, GENXFM Esports, and Team Prince.
Day 9 of the competition will kick off with an intense battle between Group C and D on the popular BGMI map, Erangel. The next two matches will also feature these two groups, while the remaining games will be contested between Groups A and B.
After Day 8, Chemin Esports held the top spot on the leaderboard with 248 points, including 86 eliminations. Entity Gaming secured second place with a similar point tally of 248, with 112 points coming from frags. Team Soul and WSB Gaming finished third and fourth with 243 and 218 points, respectively. Gods Reign and Revenant Esports claimed fifth and sixth place with 217 and 213 points, respectively.
As the competition intensifies, teams like Blind Esports, Gujarat Tigers, and Orangutan are also making their presence felt with strong performances. GodLike Esports, led by BGMI star Jelly, secured 185 points, while Team XSpark faced struggles and languished in 24th place with 143 points. TWM Gaming and Medal Esports stood 30th and 31st with 127 and 131 points, respectively.
The ESL Snapdragon BGMI Pro Series 2024 Challenge Season continues to captivate fans as teams battle for a spot in the finals. Stay tuned for more exciting matches in the upcoming weeks.
