The seasoned teams have seized the spotlight in the inaugural week of the ESL Snapdragon BGMI Pro Series Challenge Season. Team Prince, Gods Reign, Chemin Esports, Revenant Esports, and Alibaba Raiders have made a mark, showcasing dominance.

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The battlefield saw 32 teams strategically divided into 4 groups, each consisting of 8 teams. The round-robin format unfolded over three intense days, featuring 6 matches daily, with every group engaging in three battles each day.

Tanjot “Ninjaboi” Singh emerged as the undeniable star, securing the Most Valuable Player (MVP) title for Week 1. His stellar performance boasted 21 finishes in just 9 matches. Tanishk “Admino” Singh claimed the second spot with 17 finishes, closely followed by Harshit “MJ” Mahajan at third with 16 finishes.

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Week 1 painted a vivid summary of triumphs and challenges. Team Prince exhibited unwavering consistency, amassing 95 points, with a substantial 59 derived from placements. Gods Reign secured the second position, flexing their dominance and clinching 90 points, featuring two glorious chicken dinners. Revenant Esports shared the third spot with Gods Reign, also accumulating 90 points. Chemin Esports claimed the fourth position with a commendable 89 points.

The newest contender, Alibaba Raiders, made a grand entrance, dominating seasoned adversaries and accumulating 88 points, with 65 earned through strategic placements. Entity Gaming secured the sixth spot, notching up 87 points from 9 gripping matches. IQOO Soul, renowned for their aggressive playstyle, claimed the seventh spot with 84 points, 49 of which were from fierce finishes. Team Forever rounded up the top eight with a respectable 83 points.

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Week 1 unfolded as anticipated, with experienced teams showcasing unwavering consistency and dominance. However, the likes of Carnival Gaming, Medal Esports, and Global Esports, though sporadically brilliant, find themselves in the lower half of the points table due to inconsistency. As the curtain falls on Week 1, teams at the bottom will aim to make a comeback in Week 2.