Cheering to the gaming enthusiasts Life Now Events director Atsung Jamir said “It has a wide scope now. So instead of fighting it, if there can be one-two gamers from here who can seriously go further, we wanted to give them the platform considering that there are many good gamers from Nagaland.”
According to a report, the tournament saw players from Shillong and Diphu, as well as Mokokchung, Dimapur and Kohima.
There was also an MVP (Most Valuable Player) award which saw Shin (RGC), Magnus (Bobo) and Gyro San (WELP) winning Rs 5,000, Rs 2,500 and Rs 2,500 as prize money, respectively 
Nagaland just concluded its first PUBG Mobile tournament
Joining the popularity race Nagaland hosted the first-ever PUBG Mobile Tournament which has witnessed gamers from Nagaland and the neighbouring states in Northeast India participating in a competition. The tournament saw 100 participants which mean 25 squads and it was organised by Life Now Events.
Team RGC hailed as the champions and won prize money of Rs 80,000. Team Bobo and WELP came in at first and second runners-up with Rs 40,000 and Rs 20,000 as prize money, respectively.
Cheering to the gaming enthusiasts Life Now Events director Atsung Jamir said “It has a wide scope now. So instead of fighting it, if there can be one-two gamers from here who can seriously go further, we wanted to give them the platform considering that there are many good gamers from Nagaland.”
According to a report, the tournament saw players from Shillong and Diphu, as well as Mokokchung, Dimapur and Kohima.
There was also an MVP (Most Valuable Player) award which saw Shin (RGC), Magnus (Bobo) and Gyro San (WELP) winning Rs 5,000, Rs 2,500 and Rs 2,500 as prize money, respectively
Cheering to the gaming enthusiasts Life Now Events director Atsung Jamir said “It has a wide scope now. So instead of fighting it, if there can be one-two gamers from here who can seriously go further, we wanted to give them the platform considering that there are many good gamers from Nagaland.”
According to a report, the tournament saw players from Shillong and Diphu, as well as Mokokchung, Dimapur and Kohima.
There was also an MVP (Most Valuable Player) award which saw Shin (RGC), Magnus (Bobo) and Gyro San (WELP) winning Rs 5,000, Rs 2,500 and Rs 2,500 as prize money, respectively 