BGMI Champions List for BGIS, BMPS, BGMS and BMSD

Who leads the BGMI champions list, and which teams have won the major domestic series? Team SouL have the most titles across these 4 series, with 4 wins through November 12, 2026.

I'd count each title under the team name that won it. That keeps a player's later transfer from changing an older result, and it gives each champion its proper place.

BGMI Champions List by Year

These are the winners of the 4 domestic series through BMSD 2026. A dash means there was no edition under that year label.

The year follows the event's name. BGIS 2021 ended in January 2022, so moving that trophy into a separate BGIS 2022 row would count the same edition twice.

BMIC appears separately below because it brings international teams into the field. For the qualification routes between events, I'd use the BGMI esports season guide.

BGIS Winners

BGIS is the Battlegrounds Mobile India Series. Its 5 editions have produced 5 different champions, from Skylightz Gaming to Team SouL.

SportsTiger's historical winners record names the first 3:

• 2021: Skylightz Gaming won the inaugural edition, whose Grand Finals ran from January 13 to 16, 2022.
• 2023: Gladiators Esports won the second edition.
• 2024: Team XSpark won the third edition.

Krafton's BGIS 2025 recap names Team Versatile as champions. GodLike Esports finished second and Orangutan third.

Team SouL took the 2026 title with 173 points, 4 ahead of Genesis Esports. The BGIS 2026 finals record also captures why that margin matters:

• SouL scored 119 finish points and 54 placement points.
• Genesis scored 120 finish points and 49 placement points.
• Both teams won 2 matches.

Genesis won the finish comparison by 1 point. SouL's 5-point placement advantage more than covered it, which is why I'd judge that title through both scoring columns.

BMPS Winners

BMPS is the Battlegrounds Mobile India Pro Series. All 5 editions from 2022 to 2026 have different champions too.

Sports Digest's BMPS history records the first 4 winners:

• 2022: Team SouL
• 2023: Blind Esports
• 2024: Team XSpark
• 2025: Team Aryan x TMG

GodLike Esports completed the list by winning BMPS 2026. Sports Digest's final standings put GodLike on 162 points and Divine Gaming on 152.

Team XSpark's 2024 season stands out because they won both BGIS and BMPS. A trophy total of 2 misses the useful detail that both came in the same year, across different events.

The 2025 champion appears as Team AryanxTMG in some reports and TMG Esports in databases. Team Aryan x TMG is the winning name used here.

BGMS Winners

BGMS is the BGMI Masters Series, the NODWIN Gaming competition launched with Star Sports in 2022. It's separate from Krafton's Pro Series, despite the similar initials.

SportsAdda's published season history lists these champions:

• Season 1, 2022: Global Esports
• Season 2, 2023: Gladiators Esports
• Season 3, 2024: Team SouL
• Season 4, 2025: K9 Esports
• Season 5, 2026: Nebula Esports

For the latest final, NODWIN's announcement carried by Free Press Journal records Nebula on 210 points. Gladiators finished second on 189 and Orangutan third on 187.

Gladiators therefore appear twice in 2023: once as BGMS champions and once as BGIS champions. Those are 2 separate trophies, even though the same team name occupies both cells.

BMSD Winners

BMSD is the Battlegrounds Mobile India Showdown. Its history has 3 editions, with a gap between the 2022 event and its return in 2025.

According to esports.gg's report on the 2022 final, 7Sea entered the last match 17 points behind Orangutan. They won that match and finished on 92 points, 9 ahead.

Krafton's 2025 results release, distributed by Business Wire India, records Orangutan's title on 147 points. K9 Esports finished second on 142.

Outlook Respawn's BMSD 2026 report records SouL's win on October 18. They finished on 155 points after entering the last day 28 behind the leader.

That final used the Smash Rule, but the fallback to total points decided the title. I'd keep the published champion beside any points comparison, because the format can make the winner different from the points leader.

BMIC Winners

BMIC is the Battlegrounds Mobile India International Cup. Its 2 completed editions have Korean champions, so these wins sit outside the domestic title count above.

Krafton's 2025 recap names DRX as champions, and DRX's own post-event interview confirms the 166-to-137 score. The 2026 result put all 3 podium places in Korean hands.

91mobiles' BMIC 2026 report lists Dplus third on 149 and Gladiators fourth on 144. Nongshim's lead over second place grew to 82 points, compared with DRX's 29-point winning margin a year earlier.

That's a 53-point increase in the winning margin. It describes these 2 finals; I'd avoid treating it as a measurement of every Indian team's progress. The detailed BMIC 2026 analysis covers the regional comparison.

Most BGMI Titles

Team SouL lead this defined set with 4 titles across all 4 domestic series. The 18 trophies belong to 13 winning team names.

The other 10 winning names have 1 title each in this set:

• Skylightz Gaming
• Team Versatile
• Blind Esports
• Team Aryan x TMG
• GodLike Esports
• Global Esports
• K9 Esports
• Nebula Esports
• 7Sea Esports
• Orangutan

The arithmetic is 4 + 2 + 2 + 10 = 18. These are team-name totals for the listed series, excluding other tournaments and earlier PUBG Mobile titles.

The interesting pattern is that none of these teams has won the same domestic series twice. SouL's lead comes from winning across different competitions, with BGIS and BMSD both arriving in 2026.

BGMI Final Scores in 2026

These are final-stage scores, with the runner-up beside each champion. BMPS and BGMS use their published standings; the other 3 match Datagrounds' complete finals records.

For example, SouL's BMSD margin is 155 - 141 = 14 points. It was wider than their 4-point BGIS win, even though their winning score was lower.

I'd compare the margin within each final before comparing raw scores across events. Scoring rules and match-point formats affect how those scores accumulate, so 210 at BGMS doesn't establish superiority over every other champion.

FAQs on BGMI Champions

What I'd Track Next

I'd watch for a team to become the first repeat winner within one of these domestic series. That would add something different to the record: a successful title defense or a return to the same championship.

Until the next final, my suggestion is to keep the event name beside any trophy count. It makes comparisons between teams much more useful than an unlabeled claim of "most titles."