Enigma Gaming beat Skylightz by one point at Red Bull MEO

The fourth Red Bull Mobile Esports Open ended with an Indian BGMI champion decided by a single point: Enigma Gaming, whose National Finals ran from 3 to 5 December 2021. Twenty four teams had come through open qualifiers, and after six matches on the final day Enigma finished one point ahead of Skylightz Gaming, the BGIS 2021 champions. The roster was Avii, EGGY, SAGGY and REXX. The winners earned an opportunity to experience a Formula One Grand Prix, in keeping with Red Bull's global format.

The event was one of the most-watched Indian tournaments of its year. The National Finals were streamed across the YouTube channels of MortaL, Ocean Sharma, Payal Gaming, Jonathan Gaming, NODWIN Gaming, Villager Esports and The Esports Club, and the three days drew a combined six point seven million views. The field included Skylightz Gaming, GodLike Esports, TSM and 8Bit alongside qualifier sides like Celsius Esports, who had earned their place through the open bracket.

Jonathan of GodLike was named the MVP of the BGMI tournament. Red Bull M.E.O. is a global open-to-all mobile competition run across thirty countries; the Indian edition also crowned champions in World Cricket Championship and Teamfight Tactics, won by Hackershrey9 and Parad1ddle. For Enigma, the title sits alongside their third place at BMPS Season 1 as the best results in the organisation's history.

Twenty four teams reached the National Finals; after six matches on the final day, Enigma finished one point above Skylightz.

The Red Bull M.E.O. Season 4 India event recorded the same Rs 80,000 cheque for every placed team in its 24-team National Finals. Enigma Gaming, Skylightz Gaming, GodLike Esports and the remaining 21 placed sides each appear in the prize record at Rs 80,000. Multiplied across 24 teams, those cheques total Rs 19,20,000, matching the published prize pool for the event.

Twenty-four teams contested the Red Bull M.E.O. Season 4 India semi-finals on 3 and 4 December 2021: 20 invited teams and four teams from the online qualifiers, split into three groups of eight. The groups played a round-robin of 12 matches across two days, each team playing eight, and the top 16 teams overall advanced to the Grand Finals.

Grand Finals action ran on a single day, 5 December 2021, with 16 teams playing six matches. Enigma Gaming took the title, one point ahead of Skylightz Gaming.