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MegaStars went from PMPL podiums to a Nimo TV deal

Image: MegaStars's published logo, kept locally for identification. Rights stay with the organisation. · source

14Events on record
0Titles
2Podium finishes
$48,298Approx. winnings

MegaStars peaked at the PMPL South Asia Season 1 finals in 2020, finishing third on 167 points with 104 place points, 63 kills and one chicken dinner. The podium behind Celtz and TSM Entity sent the clan to the PUBG Mobile World League 2020, the high point of a year that also included the PUBG Mahayudh Season 1, the Skyesports Grand Slam and the OR Champion Cup.

In July 2020 the clan signed with Nimo TV, becoming the third PMPL 2020 side on the streaming platform. The deal gave MegaStars an exclusive streaming home and underlined how far a pure clan had come without an organisation behind it. The side was later invited to the PUBG Mobile India Series 2020.

The MegaStars name resurfaced in the BGMI era when the Team Mayavi lineup became Megastars. At BGIS 2024, Krafton listed Megastars among the teams removed for Code of Conduct violations, per SportsDigest's reporting; the coverage did not publish the specific violation or name any player in connection with it. The 2020 clan and the later BGMI side share a name but little else.

Staff

Manager
Gurdeep
Coach
Vinay Rao

Former players

  1. 2019-09-24 → 2020-09-07Vexe profile photoVexe
  2. Late 2019 → 2020-09-07Encore profile photoEncore
  3. 2019 → 2020-09-07Paradox profile photoParadox
  4. 2019 → 2020-09-07Swag profile photoSwag
  5. 2020-07-22 → 2020-08-12Believe profile photoBelieve
  6. 2020-03-02 → date not publishedNaruto profile photoNaruto
  7. 2019 → 2019-12Snax profile photoSnax
  8. 2019-08 → 2019-11-24Avii profile photoAvii
  9. 2019 → 2019Shadow profile photoShadow

Achievements

Best stage reached per event. Medals only for finished grand finals. Prize from the event's published prize table.
DatePlaceTierTournamentPrize
15 Aug 20254thCLC2Legacies Clash 2025—
1 May 202428thBGala S1 2024League Stage—
1 Feb 2024—COP Arena JanOverall—
5 Jan 202410thCSaga S3Semi Finals—
31 Aug 20202ndCMatrix Cup 2020Rs 41,000
9 Aug 202012thSPMWL East$8,000
5 Jul 20209thAPMIS 2020Grand FinalsRs 1,25,000
14 Jun 20203rdAPMPL SA S1 2020$17,500
28 May 202015thCQume Cup 2020Finals—
19 May 20204thCSkyesports 2020₹15,000
15 May 20204thDHigin TDM 2020₹5,000
24 Mar 20206thCFI2Fnatic Invite 2020—
10 Nov 201912thAPMCO Fall SA$2,600
15 Jun 201910thAPMCO Spring IN$4,000

Medal table

Grand-finals podiums by tier.
Tier1st2nd3rd
A-Tier··1
C-Tier·1·
Total011

Other honours

Other results

Stored results not shown in the achievements table
EventPlaceTierDateStage
PMPL South Asia Season 1 Finals 202033rd on 167 points (104 place, 63 kills, one chicken dinner).

Earnings

$48,298Approx. total winnings

Earnings by Event

Prize money per event, taken from each tournament’s published prize distribution.

Event-wise prize money
EventDatePlacePrize
Matrix Cup 202031 Aug 20202ndRs 41,000
PMWL East9 Aug 202012th$8,000
PMIS 20205 Jul 20209thRs 1,25,000
PMPL SA S1 202014 Jun 20203rd$17,500
Skyesports 202019 May 20204th₹15,000
Higin TDM 202015 May 20204th₹5,000
PMCO Fall SA10 Nov 201912th$2,600
PMCO Spring IN15 Jun 201910th$4,000
Total₹186,000 + $32,100

Prize money by year (INR prize tables)

Timeline

FAQ

When was MegaStars founded?

MegaStars was founded on 2019.

What has MegaStars won?

MegaStars's best recorded result is PMPL South Asia Season 1 finals, 3rd on 167 points, 2020.

How much prize money has MegaStars earned?

MegaStars has about $48,298 in recorded prize winnings.