Orangutan's Battle For Revolution S1 crown

On 15 July 2023, Orangutan won the Battle For Revolution Season 1 with 109 points, taking ₹2,50,000 of the ₹5,00,000 prize pool (about $6,092 in the records' figures). Team RedXross finished runners-up on ₹75,000 with 102 points, and Team SouL were third on ₹50,000 with 95 points. The event was organised by Glazer Games, their first season of this IP, running 12–15 July with 16 teams, Squads TPP, online in India, graded C-tier.

A spelling note: Liquipedia prints the runners-up as Team RedXross while our records say Team RedXRoss; the Liquipedia spelling is used here. The format was four matchdays of 12 matches, three per day, with a point per elimination and placement points 10-6-5-4-3-2-1-0. The broader concept, per India Today Gaming, was a 512-participant underdog bracket feeding quarter-finals from 8 July, with the top eight from the semis earning the right to face invited Tier-1 teams in the finals.

The awards were Fan Favourites ₹6,000 to Neyo, Highest Eliminations ₹20,000 to Raptor, and Highest WWCD ₹20,000 to Orangutan. A conflict on MVP: SportsTiger's Orangutan roster article credits AK (Ankit Shukla) with an MVP title here, contradicting Liquipedia's award list, so no MVP is published. The Orangutan roster was ash, WizzGOD, Drigger, AKop, Believe and coach Vedzz.

Liquipedia and India Today Gaming confirm the Orangutan win, the full podium, the dates, the format, and the prize split.

Battle For Revolution Season 1 paid sixteen places in total, with Team XSpark fourth on Rs 5,000, Vinsmoke fifth on Rs 5,000, Baaz Official sixth on Rs 5,000, Team Aladin seventh on Rs 5,000, Gujarat Tigers eighth on Rs 5,000, Velocity Gaming ninth on Rs 5,000 and 40FF Esports tenth on Rs 5,000. The remaining paid places were GENxFM Esports eleventh on Rs 3,000, Redemption X twelfth on Rs 3,000, Rich Kannadigas thirteenth on Rs 3,000, Tarkin Spartans fourteenth on Rs 3,000, Excellent 4 fifteenth on Rs 3,000 and GodLike Esports sixteenth on Rs 3,000.

Glazer Games' first season of the IP was an underdog-focused event where amateurs could earn a finals slot against Tier-1 invitees.