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Entity closes BGMS S3 Opening Week (Image - YuouTube)
The final match for the BGMI Master Series (BGMS) concluded with another intense 4v4 between Revenant Esports and Entity. This resulted in Entity’s first-ever chicken dinner after struggling across four matches. Both teams are also going into the League Week.
The final circle saw three teams, WSB Gaming, Revenant and Entity. With WSB left with only one player, it was only a matter of time before the game turned 4v4. The remaining teams took cover behind the ridges of the Miramar desert, but the zone was relatively open.
Revenant managed to take the first two downs of the opponents. This was a very crucial moment as in most cases, any other team would have pushed and finished the match. However, one player from Revenant was also downed in the process.
This game was a crucial time for Entity to revive one of the players and when the push from Revenant came, Entity had the cover advantage. Despite that, the game came down to a 1v1 where anything could have happened, but unexpected vehicle destruction led to Entity’s victory like it was fated to be.
Another notable performance in the final match came from Oneblade and Team Soul. Oneblade has been very impactful since Day 2 while Team Soul has made a comeback on the final day of the BGMS Season 3.
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8Bit remains unfazed
It seems like 8Bit has found the cheat code for success at BGMS Season 3. Ever since the team secured the top spot on the leaderboard, no opponent has been able to overtake them at any point in the Opening Week, despite the team finishing their matches early on.
The trick is quite simple, secure double points to match the team securing chicken dinner thanks to the Powerplay system. There are also a few other modifiers being added in the League Week, which we are sure Team 8Bit will once again use to the fullest. Other teams trying to replicate this haven’t found consistent success.