After six hard-fought matches in the BGMI Masters Series (BGMS) Bounty Weekend, Team Tamilas took 1st place with 88 total points and 50 finishes, claiming the top prize. Genesis Esports took 2nd with 64 points, while Rapid Chaos Esports, Elite Nova Esports, Reckoning Esports, and Epigrotive Gaming all took the last six Super Weekend 1 qualification spots.
Source: Instagram post of Nodwin Gaming and Team Tamilas
BGMS Bounty Weekend Standings: Team Tamilas Dominates as Top 6 Secure Super Weekend 1
By Shaun Marsh
Shaun Marsh covers competitive battle royales, domestic esports circuits, and mobile gaming analytics for Globe Trigger.
Source / Attribution: Photo courtesy of NODWIN Gaming / Star Sports
Table of Contents
Bounty Weekend Format & Qualification Rules
- The top 6 teams qualify directly for Super Weekend 1 and continue their march in the upper bracket of the tournament.
- The other 10 teams have to join the qualifiers for League Week 2, which means that they will have additional lobbies to re-enter the Super Weekend.
- 10 points for a win (WWCD) and decreasing placement points for each next spot in the rankings (9 points for 2nd place, 8 points for 3rd, through 0 for 9th to 16th places).
- One point per standard finish (no WWCD).
- Powerplay multipliers provide extra points for eliminations in the double points round (Phase 1).
- Impact Player multipliers give an additional chance for bounties (2x points for a defined Impact Player).
- Bounty eliminations award 10 points for each elimination from the list of top-seeded teams.
- Genesis Esports (64 Points) – A reliable performance saw them finish in the top 20% most placed players with 20 points in the category, while also averaging an impressive forty finishes.
- Rapid Chaos Esports (63 Points)—They made good use of sixteen bonus points and a chicken dinner to claim the third seed.
- Elite Nova Esports (62 Points)—Another team that displayed great zoning, with twenty placement points and thirty-three finishes, putting them in the fourth position.
- Reckoning Esports (60 Points)—This squad showed strong results, with thirty-five finishes and a single victory netting them fifth.
- Epigrotive Gaming (57 Points)—They finished sixth and final in the qualification ladder, narrowly beating Quantum Sparks with fifteen bonus points.
- Team Quantum Sparks (55 Pts) and Team Outrage (54 Pts): Both teams scored an incredible 22 and 34 lobby bonus points respectively, however, they only got 6 placement points, which ultimately kept them just short of the cut-off.
- Team SouL (50 Pts) and Revenant Xspark (48 Pts): Neither of these teams got a single Winner-Winner Chicken Dinner win in the 6 matches, preventing them from catching up to the leaders.
- Vasista Esports (20 Pts): The team had issues with getting eliminated in the early compounds, resulting in only 13 finishes and 4 placement points, ultimately getting placed in 16th position.
- Bonus points can push teams to the top 6: The team Epigrotive Gaming showed that by having the most significant amount of lobby bonuses (15), thus allowing them to beat Team Outrage by a substantial margin.
- However, having a single Chicken Dinner win is still vital: All the teams that got placed in the 1st-6th spot had 1 WWCD and at least 14 placement points. It was shown that only getting kills was not enough to get into the top 6.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Which teams qualified for Super Weekend 1 from Bounty Weekend?
The top six qualifying teams are Team Tamilas, Genesis Esports, Rapid Chaos Esports, Elite Nova Esports, Reckoning Esports, and Epigrotive Gaming.
Who won the BGMS Bounty Weekend?
Team Tamilas finished 1st overall with 88 total points, recording 50 finishes, 1 WWCD, and 17 bonus points across six matches.
What happens to the bottom 10 teams?
Teams finishing 7th through 16th—including Team SouL, Revenant Xspark, and Team 8Bit—drop to League Week 2 to battle for future Super Weekend qualification spots.
How did the scoring system work in the Bounty Weekend?
Points were awarded for placement (10 for 1st down to 0 for 9th–16th) and finishes (1 point each), combined with special bonus points for Phase 1 Powerplay kills, designated Impact Players, and bounty eliminations on top-seeded teams.
Where can I watch official BGMS tournament broadcasts?
Matches are broadcast live across Star Sports television channels in India and livestreamed on the official NODWIN Gaming YouTube channel.