SPS COD Mobile Season 6 India Challenge Finals: Qualified Teams, Key Dates, and Prize Pool Details

The Snapdragon COD Mobile Pro Series Season 6 India Challenge Finals will unfold from November 15 to 17 at the Hitex Exhibition Center in Hyderabad, as a significant segment of DreamHack India 2024. Six teams that emerged victorious from the Challenge Season will clash in the grand Finale for a lucrative prize pool amounting to ₹24 lakh.

This exciting three-day event will be structured in two distinct phases: the Group Stages and the Playoffs. The six participating teams will be evenly distributed into two groups for the Group Stage, with the top two from each group advancing to the Playoffs. Furthermore, all matches will be streamed live on ESL India’s YouTube channel.

Teams Qualified for the SPS COD Mobile Season 6 India Challenge Finals

Below are the six teams that qualified:

XLR8
Team Anthem
Team Felines
GodLike Esports
Time2Pound
NonStop

Overview of the Challenge Season

During the Challenge Season, ten teams were categorized into two groups and competed in a Single Round Robin format, with all matches being played as Best of 3.

Group A

XLR8
Team Anthem
Team Felines
Galaxy
Team Strike

XLR8 demonstrated an impressive performance in Group A, winning all four of their matches and topping the group standings. Team Anthem followed closely with three victories and one defeat, earning a second-place finish. Team Felines had a balance of wins and losses, finishing third with two wins out of four.

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Galaxia struggled, securing only one win in their three matches, placing them fourth. Unfortunately, Team Strike faced a challenging stage, yielding no wins in their four opportunities. Consequently, these two bottom teams were eliminated from the COD Mobile Pro Series Season 6.

Group B

GodLike Esports
Time2Pound
NonStop
5AM
Panda Express

In Group B, GodLike Esports, under the leadership of Learn, triumphed in all four matches to secure the top spot. Time2Pound followed in second place with three wins against one loss, while NonStop managed to qualify for the Challenge Finals with two wins.

5AM encountered challenges, ending their stage with three losses out of four, resulting in a fourth-place finish. Panda Express had a disappointing run as they were unable to secure a single victory, leading to their elimination from the COD Mobile tournament.

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