Genesis' Revamp Master Series crown

Genesis Esports won the Revamp Master Series on 17 July 2026, taking ₹2,00,000 of the ₹5,00,000 prize pool (about $5,186 in the records' figures). Reckoning Esports finished runners-up on ₹1,25,000 and Quantum Sparks were third on ₹1,00,000. The event was organised by RekRoom; the Grand Finals ran 14–17 July with the full tournament spanning 6–17 July.

The funnel began with 64 teams: pre-quarter finals on 6–8 July (four groups of 16, top 12 each to 48), quarter finals on 9–10 July (48 teams, top 8 per group to 24), semi finals on 12–13 July (24 teams, round-robin to 16), and the Grand Finals on 14–17 July with 16 teams over 24 matches. The finals used the Smash Rule, with match point set at the leader's points after match 18 plus 10, and day two featured a Power Play with double finish points in the first zone of every match.

ViPER of Genesis Esports was named MVP on ₹50,000, while Archit of Quantum Sparks took the Revamp Master MVP award on ₹25,000. The Genesis roster was GravityJOD as captain with ViPER, HunterZ, FurY and Zap. Matches ran across Rondo, Erangel and Miramar, streamed daily on RekRoom's YouTube from 5 PM with casters Raider, Gabbar, Nikk and Caster Tripathi.

Cross-checked and confirmed: the Genesis win, the full podium, ViPER's MVP award, the 64-team Smash Rule structure, and the prize split. The records' 14–17 July dates cover the Grand Finals, matching the current Liquipedia revision.

Revamp Master Series 2026 paid its Rs 5,00,000 pool across three placed teams and two individual awards. Genesis Esports took Rs 2,00,000, Reckoning Esports Rs 1,25,000 and Quantum Sparks Rs 1,00,000, while ViPER of Genesis Esports earned Rs 50,000 as MVP and Archit of Quantum Sparks earned Rs 25,000 as Revamp Master MVP. The five cheques sum to the full published pool.

Genesis' Smash Rule finals mastery sealed the title, with their man ViPER taking the main MVP award and Quantum Sparks' Archit the Revamp-specific honour.