Likitha Esports' Caribbean Clash title

On 17 April 2025, Likitha Esports won the Caribbean Clash, closing a Grand Finals that ran 14 to 17 April (the announcement said 14–16; Liquipedia dates an award to the 17th, so this page uses the 14–17 range). Medal Esports finished runners-up on ₹1,50,000, and the prize pool was the announced ₹6,00,000 (about $7,008). The winner's share is corroborated: VipeR's Liquipedia page records $2,920 for first place.

AA Gaming (founder Akash Dhangar) organised the event in partnership with TMG Esports, and doubled as the launch of AA Gaming's AA Play app beta. The format was open-for-all: up to 2,048 teams in qualifiers (1–6 April), pre-quarter-finals with 64 teams (32 invited plus 32 underdogs), quarter-finals with 48, semi-finals with 24, and a 16-team Grand Finals of 24 matches over four days. Invited squads included Soul, GodLike, and XSpark.

Likitha had entered BGMI only in February 2025 by signing ex-Carnival Gaming players, with Goblin, Hector, and Viper on the roster at the time of the win. The Caribbean Clash was their first title, though a poor BGIS 2025 followed. Jonathan of GodLike won the event's finisher award, the Caribbean Slayer ($584).

What the sources confirm is the Likitha win, the dates, the format, the organiser, and the awards. Runner-up Medal Esports, third-placed 4Merical Esports and the full standings are confirmed by Liquipedia's prize table and per-match Grand Finals results.

Caribbean Clash 2025 was broadcast by a five-person talent team of NekRoz, SardarjiYT, Raider, Gamezo Tech and Spero. The event also carried sponsorship from Think Right, TTFA Academy and Aruvana alongside Kelvin and Co, with TMG Esports and AA Gaming as organisers and OneM Events and Co also listed. Third place went to 4Merical Esports on one lakh rupees, behind Likitha and Medal.

Likitha Esports' first title came five months after the org entered BGMI, before a poor BGIS 2025 run, and the event doubled as a gaming-app launch.