Krafton Tightens Measures to Ensure Fair Play at BGIS 2025

Krafton is working on stricter measures to be taken so that the BGIS 2025 can have fair play and integrity. Karan Pathak, Associate Director of Esports at KRAFTON India, in an exclusive interview with India Today Gaming revealed that hackers would have their name and team name exposed publicly. This bold move aims to deter cheating and ensure a level playing field for all participants.

A New Hard-Line Measure to Combat Cheating

Karan Pathak, Associate Director of Krafton India Esports, shares some of the strict policies in an exclusive interview with India Today Gaming. He said "Talking about hackers, yes, the main BGMI handle has put up a post. The team has updated the systems, and it is banned. We have banned 270,000 people so far. The hackers out there, please do not do it. We haven't previously announced individual names or team names, protecting the players, but this time around, if we do find a hacker, we would make an official post around it tagging the player and tagging the team and exposing it to the people as to who has done it."

BGIS 2025

Karfton India has also announced BGIS 2025. This tournament is going to have its registrations starting on January 3, 2025. To read more about the prize pool and schedule of the tournament click here.

Also Read: Top 10 BGMI Players to Watch Out for in BMPS 2025

About BGIS 2024

To highlight, this year, the BGIS 2024 took place from June 28 to June 30, 2024, in Hyderabad. The event featured a total prize pool of INR 2 Crore. Team XSpark emerged as the champions of BGIS 2024, showcasing an exceptional performance in the Grand Finals. They walked away with the first prize of INR 60 lakhs. Global Esports stood as the first runner-up, earning INR 30 lakhs while Reckoning Esports claimed the second runner-up spot securing an amount of INR 20 lakhs. The MVP title was awarded to NinjaBoi from Global Esports.