VSG Crawlers took the NAFK Delhi 2019 crown

Overview

BookMyShow ran the NAFK PUBG Mobile Championship in late 2019 as a three-city online series tied to Alan Walker's India tour, with NODWIN Gaming as the second organiser named for the event. The Delhi leg was played on 2 December 2019, alongside separate Bengaluru and Mumbai legs.

Sixteen squads contested the Delhi final across five squad matches in third-person perspective, all played online. The champions earned a meet and greet with Alan Walker, and the top three teams were also invited to his India tour concert.

VSG Crawlers took the title and Rs 1,00,000 from a Rs 2,25,000 prize pool with a lineup of iMazik, CG, Sangwan and HB. Supreme Official finished second for Rs 75,000 and AiM India third for Rs 50,000, while the remaining thirteen teams, down to ORB in sixteenth, received no cash prize.

PCQuest put the championship's combined prize pool at Rs 8 lakh across the three legs and estimated that more than 50,000 squads would register, with free entry and squads allowed to enter all three city tournaments. No points or kill table was published for the Delhi leg, so the standings on this page list final placements and prizes only.

NAFK PUBG Mobile Championship Delhi leg was one of three online tournaments in the series, alongside Bengaluru and Mumbai legs, with BookMyShow as organiser and NODWIN Gaming named as second organiser. NAFK PUBG Mobile Championship Delhi leg final field of sixteen squads ran down to ORB in sixteenth place, with the remaining thirteen teams after the podium receiving no cash prize.

₹2,25,000Prize pool
16 teamsFinalists
5 matchesFinal matches
2 Dec 2019Date

Schedule

NAFK Delhi 2019: no match-by-match clock was verified, so none is printed.

Allocations

Slots: NAFK Delhi 2019 allocation was not verified, so no split is printed.

Prize Pool

Published prize pool
PlaceTeamPrize
1stVSG Crawlers logoVSG CrawlersCg profile photoAvii profile photoRoach profile photo₹1,00,000
2ndSOSupreme Official₹75,000
3rdAIAiM India₹50,000

Format

NAFK Delhi 2019 stages
StageDatesTeamsMatchesWho advances
Grand Finals2 Dec 2019165Champion decided

Points System

Not published by the organizer. The organizer has not published a points distribution for this event.

Points Table

NAFK Delhi 2019 final standings

Delhi-leg results of the NAFK PUBG Mobile Championship 2019 (played 2 December 2019), in the order published on Liquipedia. Points and kills were not published, only final placements and prize payouts.

NAFK PUBG Mobile Championship 2019: Delhi final placements
#TeamPrize
1VSG Crawlers logoVSG CrawlersCg profile photoAvii profile photoRoach profile photo₹1,00,000
2SOSupreme Official₹75,000
3AIAiM India₹50,000
4TRTeam Rafeal—
5TDTeam Deception—
6TITeam Illusion—
7TOTeam Omega—
8TOTrident Order—
9TNTeam NextGen—
10TUTeam ULTIMA—
11AREArea51—
12HTGHigh Temperature Gaming—
13INVInvasion—
14IWInfinite Warriors—
15TATeam Apex—
16ORB logoORB—

Participants

Results

VSG Crawlers won the Delhi leg of the NAFK PUBG Mobile Championship on 2 December 2019, an online final of 16 squads. Status: Completed.

Broadcasts

Statistics

Stats: NAFK Delhi 2019 player numbers were not verified, so none are printed.

FAQ

Who won the NAFK PUBG Mobile Championship 2019 Delhi leg?

The Delhi leg went to VSG Crawlers, with Supreme Official finishing second and AiM India third in an online final played on 2 December 2019.

What did the NAFK Delhi 2019 winners receive?

Champions VSG Crawlers took Rs 1,00,000 and a meet and greet with Alan Walker. The second and third placed teams received Rs 75,000 and Rs 50,000, plus invitations to the Alan Walker concert.

Was the NAFK Delhi 2019 leg played online or at a venue?

Online. Liquipedia lists the leg as an online event with no venue, and PCQuest reported that the championship would be held online; the Delhi name marks the city leg of the series, not a LAN venue.

Who organised the NAFK PUBG Mobile Championship 2019?

BookMyShow organised the championship with NODWIN Gaming, and the series was tied to Alan Walker's India tour.

How many cities did the NAFK championship cover?

Delhi was one leg of a three-city championship, and PCQuest estimated about 50,000 squads registered across the series.

Why does the NAFK Delhi 2019 table show no points?

Points and kills were not published for this leg, so the standings list the 16 final placements and the top-three prizes only.

Image: Liquipedia · source