Jetsynthesys’ Sykesports Championship Gets One Lakh Plus Participants and Sixty Million Views

The AMD Ryzen Skyesports Championship 3.0, the annual flagship esports tournament of Chennai-based Skyesports, was a whopping success, witnessing 1 Lakh+ participants across the South Asian sub-continent. It was organized between August 19 and October 24, where popular gamers and streamers competed for six top esports titles and a massive prize pool of INR 5.5 million split across winners of six of South Asia’s favorite games, namely Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI), VALORANT, Clash of Clans, Brawl Stars and JetSynthesys’ popular cricket skill-based game Sachin Saga. The tournament was live-streamed on Skyesports’ YouTube and Facebook handles and amassed total viewership of 60 million+, peaking at 2.2 lakh concurrent viewers during the BGMI finals. The tournament concluded with an award ceremony hosted at Taj Land’s End, Mumbai, yesterday with Sachin Tendulkar, the Little Master as the guest of honor, and Dynamo Gaming, Mortal, Scout, Jonathan, Payal and many popular gaming influencers stood alongside Sachin Tendulkar at the event.

Speaking on the success of the tournament, Rajan Navani, Vice Chairman and Managing Director, JetSynthesys said, “We recently welcomed Shiva and his team as part of the JetSynthesys family, and together, we are working towards growing the esports ecosystem in India. The Skyesports Championship 3.0 has been a trendsetter that is recognized at an industry level, and this year it only became bigger, facilitated competitive play, and further expanded the esports community. We were also thrilled to see the response received by gamers for our game Sachin Saga, a first-time entrant into the tournament, taking cricket skill-based gaming to the next level.”

“It’s been an exciting month of the Skyesports Championship 3.0 witnessing wide frenzy from gamers as they competed for the top 6 esports games across South Asia. In fact, we have seen massive traction across Tier-II cities in India, apart from Tier I cities as well. We are delighted with the success of the event and the participation that we have seen. It is breaking all records and setting a benchmark for many more esports IPs to come in the future, making this a stepping stone towards building the esports category further in India,” said Shiva Nandy, the CEO and Founder, Jet Skyesports. With offices in Japan, the UK, EU, US and India, JetSynthesys boasts of the best-in-class technical and creative talent, striving to create and connect digital ecosystems globally.</p>