CEGC 2025 BGMI Grand Finals Day 1: Teams, schedule, and how to watch

The Grand Finals of the Chennai Esports Global Championship (CEGC) 2025 BGMI will begin on November 14. The top 16 teams will compete for a huge prize pool of ₹50 lakh. Each day of the CEGC Finals will feature six matches. The clubs will fight at the Jawaharlal Nehru Indoor Stadium in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, and fans are welcome to watch the contest at the venue.

The best eight teams from the Semifinals have secured their seats in the CEGC BGMI Grand Finals. The best eight teams from the Last Chance Qualifiers have progressed to the Grand Finals. All the previous stages of the CEGC 2025 were played online.

Participating teams in CEGC 2025 BGMI Grand Finals

Here's a look at the teams participating in CEGC 2025 BGMI Finals:

1. Gods Reign
2. Vasista Esports
3. Welt Esports
4. Cincinnati Kids
5. Revenant XSpark
6. Blitz Esports
7. Team 8Bit
8. NONX
9. Team Tamilas
10. Autobotz
11. FS Esports
12. True Rippers
13. Team Soul
14. K9 Esports
15. Team Versatile
16. Victores Sumus

CEGC 2025 BGMI Grand Finals Day 1: Schedule and how to watch

The CEGC BGMI Finals will be streamed live only on the YouTube channel of Skyesports from 1:00 pm onwards. It will be broadcast in three languages: Hindi, English, and Tamil. The finale will feature three maps: Rondo, Erangel, and Sanhok.

Here is the schedule for Day 1:

• Match 1 - Erangel - 1:20 pm
• Match 2 - Miramar - 2:05 pm
• Match 3 - Rondo - 2:55 pm
• Match 4 - Erangel - 3:45 pm
• Match 5 - Miramar - 4:25 pm
• Match 6 - Erangel - 5:20 pm

Gods Reign had a brilliant run in the Semifinals as the squad was first in the overall standings. The team has not won any major BGMI trophies in the past six months, and will aim to clinch the CEGC title. Vasista, Welt, and Cincinnati Kids also performed well in the stage.

Punk-led Revenant XSpark looked impressive in the Semifinals. The club has struggled in the past year, and the main focus now will be to lift the trophy. Blitz, 8Bit, and NONX were in the top eight in the Semifinals.

Team Tamilas bounced back in the Last Chance Qualifiers after average performances in the Semifinals. Autobotz and FS also delivered impressive performances in the stage. True Rippers, who will represent India in the PMGC 2025, also played well in the LCQ and qualified for the Grand Finals.

Soul and K9 made a great comeback in the LCQ after average performances in the Semifinals. Versatile and Victores Sumus finished into the top eight and acquired a spot in the Grand Finals. They will be looking to improve their performance and net a podium spot in the finale.

Edited by Abu Amjad Khan