Nebula's Rising Championship S2 title

On 30 April 2026, Nebula Esports won the Rising Championship Season 2, scoring 140 points to take ₹2,50,000 of the ₹6,00,000 prize pool (about $6,321 in the records' figures). Team Tamilas finished runners-up on 134 points and ₹1,50,000, Reckoning Esports were third on 133 and ₹1,00,000, and Rapid Chaos Esports fourth on ₹60,000. The event was organised by Rising Esports, with the Grand Finals played 28–30 April and the full tournament running 21–30 April.

The tournament began with 64 teams: pre-quarters on 21–22 April cut the field to 48, quarter finals on 23–25 April to 24, and semi finals on 26–27 April to the 16 finalists. The finals were remarkably tight, with the top three within seven points. Genesis Esports posted the biggest single day of the finals with 86 points on day one but collapsed to 10 on day three, finishing outside the podium. The MVP award went to JustyOp of Team Tamilas on ₹30,000, the runners-up's star rather than a champion.

Independent press coverage of the Season 2 winner is thin, with Liquipedia and the organiser's own broadcast the primary records; the records' April 28–30 dates cover the Grand Finals.

The record stands on Nebula's 140-point win, the seven-point top-three spread, JustyOp's MVP award, the stage structure, and the prize split. Dollar figures use the records' conversion of the rupee pool.

The Rising Championship Season 2 2026 pool of Rs 6,00,000 was split across four placed teams, the MVP award and a Most WWCD cheque. Nebula Esports took Rs 2,50,000, Team Tamilas Rs 1,50,000, Reckoning Esports Rs 1,00,000 and Rapid Chaos Esports Rs 60,000, while JustyOp of Team Tamilas earned Rs 30,000 as MVP. The Rs 10,000 Most WWCD cheque has no published recipient in the prize record, and the 5th to 16th placed teams carry no published cheque.

The top three were split by seven points after three days, and the MVP award went to the runners-up: JustyOp outshone even Nebula's title run.