Skyesports Champions Series 2024 BGMI Grand Finals Day 4

The Skyesports Champions Series Grand Finals 2024 Battlegrounds Mobile India Grand Finals Day 4 has ended with seasoned teams dominating. Day 4 was dominated by experienced teams such as iQOO Soul and Entity Gaming.

iQOO Soul topped the table, with 189 point and a chicken dinner. WSB Gaming came in second place with 164 point and three chicken meals. Entity Gaming was third with 162 points, and received three chicken dinners. Orangutan was placed fourth, and received 160 points plus two chicken dinners. Blind Esports came in fifth place and earned 154 points, as well as three chicken dinners.

Skyesports Champions Series Grand Finals 24 Teams will compete over five days, from the 5th to the 10th of March.

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Skyesports Champions Series Grand Finals Day Four Match Summary

Match 1 Erangel :

Dragon Esports won the chicken dinner by scoring 23 points. Hydra Esports came in second place and scored 18 points. Twelve of those were from finishes. Hydra Esports named DuoraOP the most valuable player (MVP) with six finishes. iQOO Soul took third place with 9 points. Orangutan Esports and WindGod Esports were fourth and fifth, respectively. They each received 7 points. The early elimination of Team Tamilas with just one point was a blow to the team.

Match 2 Miramar :

Orangutan won the match with a huge 27 points. Shubham Quiriyal, from Orangutan, was named MVP for the match. He had six finishes. Entity Gaming scored 11 points and placed second. Medal Esports came in third with 10 points. Revenant Esports, iQOO Soul and iQOO Soul placed 4th and 5th and received 8 and 7 points, respectively. Blind Esports, Reckoning Esports, and Dragon Esports all eliminated without scoring a single point.

Match 3 Sanhok :

WSB Gaming scored 19 points. The second place Team Tamilas made a great comeback, and scored 18 points. Twelve of those came from finishes. MaxyOP, from Team Tamilas, was MVP for the match. He had six finishes. Hydra Esports came in third place and received 11 points. Blind Esports, Chemin Esports and Chemin Esports were fourth and fifth respectively and each received 9 points. Team XSpark has been eliminated without any points.

Match 4 Vikendi :

Entity Gaming won the match with 22 points. Entity Gaming named Shiven “Troye” Pawar MVP for the match. He had five solo finishes. WindGodEsports came in second with 12 points. Team Tamilas and Team XSpark placed fourth, fifth and sixth with each 9 points. Dragon Esports WSB Gaming Aerobotz Esports eliminated early and didn’t get any points.

Match 5 Miramar :

Entity Gaming won the chicken dinner by scoring 20 points. Entity Gaming’s Pukar Singla was named MVP for the match, with seven finishes. Chemin Esports came in second place and scored 14 points. Dragon Esports came in third with 11 points. Orangutan Esports and Revenant Esports were fourth and fifth, respectively. They each received 8 points. Hydra Esports, Blind Esports, and Blind Esports all got one point.

Match 6 Erangel :

Team Tamilas grabbed an 18-point chicken dinner. iQOO Soul came in second place and earned 14 points, with eight of those coming from finishes. Hydra Esports took third place with 11 points. DuoraOP, from Hydra Esports, earned the MVP title for the match after completing 5 matches. Medal Esports and Team XSpark placed 4th and 5th, respectively, with 9 and 8 points. Aerobotz Esports, CS Esports, and CS Esports all got eliminated with just one point.

Point Table

RANK	TEAM NAMES	WWCD	MATCHES	POS PTS	FINISHES	TOTAL
1	IQOO SOUL	1	24	73	116	189
2	WSB GAMING	3	24	50	114	164
3	ENTITY GAMING	3	24	63	99	162
4	ORANGUTAN	2	24	54	106	160
5	BLIND ESPORTS	3	24	64	90	154
6	HYDRA OFFICIAL	1	24	65	88	153
7	TEAM TAMILAS	3	24	64	87	151
8	MEDAL ESPORTS	3	24	61	84	145
9	REVENANT ESPORTS	2	24	50	92	142
10	WINDGOD ESPORTS	2	24	43	94	137
11	DRAGON ESPORTS	1	24	41	83	124
12	CHEMIN ESPORTS	0	24	49	74	123

The day 4 event saw seasoned teams such as iQOO Soul and Entity Gaming dominate the competition, along with upcoming squads like WSB Gaming. Team XSpark, Reckoning Esports and other experienced teams were unable show consistency and placed on the second half.