BGMS Season 4 Ranks Fourth Among Most Popular BGMI Tournaments, Beats BMPS 2025

The Battlegrounds Mobile India Masters Series Season 4 has now wrapped up, being marked as one of the most successful tournaments ever in the game’s history. Running for almost a month, the event was showing the best talent from across the country, while also proving again how BGMI keeps growing in the Indian esports ecosystem.

BGMS Season 4 Viewership Stats

BGMS Season 4 happens at the NODWIN Gaming Arena in New Delhi between August 18 and September 14, 2025. The tournament had 28 teams in total, 24 got a direct invite, and 4 came through the BGMI Challengers Series qualifiers. With the prize pool set at ₹1.43 crore ($163,920), the competition gave not just prestige but also a heavy reward for the squads who fought.

K9 Esports Claim Their Biggest Title

K9 Esports became the champions of the season. Even if they started slowly in the Group Stage, the team was finding momentum during the semifinals and then carried this same form into the Grand Finals.

• They secured three Winner Winner Chicken Dinners, more than any other team in the finals.
• They also became the only squad to cross 100 points in the last phase.
• With this, they got their biggest BGMI trophy yet and prize money of $67,967.

Besides K9, popular names like Team SouL, Revenant XSpark, GodLike Esports, and Orangutan also end inside the top ten, which adds to both competitiveness and visibility of the tournament.

Strong Attendance and Viewership

The event not only attracted a big crowd in the venue, but the online audience was also remarkable. Thousands were there live, but numbers in streaming broke bigger records:

• The finals (September 12–14) reached over 10 million total views across YouTube in Hindi, English, and Gujarati streams.
• On JioHotstar, it peaked with 500,000 viewers watching live, including 200,000 just on the final day.
• Peak concurrent viewership was 326,945, making it the fifth-highest ever in BGMI history and fourth when we look only at competitive tournaments. This was reached during Round 2 of the Grand Finals, when Team SouL got their first win of the phase.

Hours Watched and Consistent Viewership

Because the format was extended, with more teams and more matches, the event reached 9.5 million Hours Watched. That put it as the third most-watched BGMI event of all time, with only two other events crossing the 10M mark.
Equally, it was strong for keeping the audience consistent:

• Average viewership was 110,524, so it was only the third BGMI event ever to cross 100,000.
• Broadcast coverage also grew sharply, with 84 channels streaming it this year compared to only 10 in the last year.

The overall success of BGMS Season 4 is a sign that BGMI is still building momentum since it came back in 2023. With more organizers hosting tournaments, there is now more energy in the competitive scene and more chances for upcoming teams. Fans following this growth also keep an eye on the BGMI 120 FPS Device List to ensure they’re playing and competing on devices that can handle the game at its highest performance levels.

This kind of growth brings memories of when PUBG Mobile was at its peak in India, and shows again that Indian teams are making their mark. With audience rising and players improving, BGMI is setting itself strong as one of the leading esports titles in the country.