The battlegrounds of mobile gaming are as intense as ever, and the Battlegrounds Mobile India Series (BGIS) 2023 is no exception. In a recent turn of events, Krafton, the company behind BGIS, made a decisive move by disqualifying 54 teams from Round 2 of the tournament. This article delves into the reasons behind these disqualifications, the specific rules that were violated, and what this means for the future of BGIS 2023.
Round 2 of BGIS 2023 was a fierce competition, featuring a total of 512 teams vying for supremacy in the mobile gaming arena. However, not all teams made it to the next stage. Krafton took action by disqualifying 54 teams for breaching the BGIS 2023 Rulebook. Among the notable sections violated were 4.1 and 6.2.4, as well as the BGIS code of conduct.
One of the key rules that some teams ran afoul of was section 4.1 of the BGIS 2023 Rulebook. It explicitly states that players may only use mobile phones or approved handheld devices during tournaments or official competitions. The use of peripheral devices such as tablets, adapters, controllers, Bluetooth keyboards, and mice is strictly prohibited. Furthermore, the use of emulators to play on non-handheld devices is also forbidden.
Another rule that teams violated was 6.2.4, which pertains to "ringing." This rule prohibits playing under another player's account or Gamer Tag, as well as soliciting or inducing someone else to play under another player's account or Gamer Tag. Fair play and identity integrity are paramount in competitive gaming, and this rule aims to ensure just that.
Here is the list of the 54 teams that faced disqualification:
1. 4TS
2. SEG Esports
3. Supreme Legends
4. Biggbull Esports
5. Real OGS
6. Tyco RTR
7. R2F
8. Team Strange
9. 7M
10. 7 Musketeers
11. TeamBadesports
12. Unicorn Esports
13. Eleven Esports
14. Attacker Esports
15. Grizzly Bears
16. Mashroom Boyies
17. Badmash Esports
18. Heroicreign
19. Team Brave
20. Team Godzi
21. Team XForce
22. XR Ruthless
23. Hungry 4 Kills
24. Quark Esports
25. Team FPS
26. Team JOD
27. Unbeatable Esports
28. OHANA
29. Team Winex
30. AtlantisxB
31. Intrepid Esports
32. Blood Esports
33. Galactic Gamers
34. 7Hills Esports
35. Lallantop
36. Team Jod
37. 4Ever Dominate
38. Strategy Esports
39. Baaz Official
40. OLD Equation
41. Team Fallback
42. 1MS Esports
43. Eden of Zeus
44. Empact Esports
45. MOB Esports
46. TeamBadesports
47. Team Ifeel
48. Team XR
49. The Last Legends
50. 9Tailesports
51. War Gods
52. 4 Strangers
53. Crescent Wolfs
54. Xcalibur Esports
With Round 2 behind us, BGIS 2023 now enters Round 3. The 224 teams that qualified from Round 2, along with the top 32 teams from Round 1 of the week 5 grind, will be divided into 16 groups. From these groups, the top four teams from each will advance to Round 4, making a total of 64 teams progressing. The fifth-place teams from each group, totaling 16 teams, will move to the losers bracket.
Round 3 is scheduled to kick off on September 14 and run through September 17. As the competition heats up, fans and participants alike are sure to be on the edge of their seats, eager to see who emerges as the ultimate champions of BGIS 2023.
The journey of BGIS 2023 continues to be a rollercoaster ride for both players and fans. Krafton's firm stance on enforcing the rules and maintaining fair play has resulted in the disqualification of 54 teams from Round 2. As the competition narrows down, the excitement and anticipation for the upcoming rounds are palpable. BGIS 2023 remains a battleground where only the strongest and most rule-abiding teams will emerge victorious. Stay tuned for further updates on this gripping esports spectacle.
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