Rivalry's THUG Invitational S3 title

Rivalry Esports sealed the THUG Invitational Season 3 title on 1 October 2021 with 165 points, taking ₹1,40,000 of the ₹3,00,000 prize pool (about $4,046 in the records' figures). GodLike Esports finished runners-up on ₹80,000 and Global Esports were third on ₹50,000, with Orangutan fourth on no prize. The event was organised by THUG (The Hungry Gamers) with Villager Esports and sponsored by LOCO, running 27 September to 1 October with 20 teams, Squads TPP, online in India, graded C-tier.

The format was 15 matches over five days, three per day, on an Erangel, Miramar and Sanhok rotation, with a point per finish and placement points 15-12-10-8-6-4-2-1-0. AquaNox was named MVP on ₹30,000; he was listed on TSM's roster for this event. The Rivalry roster was FinalBoss, SoniC, Akshay and DeltaPG; GodLike fielded ZGOD, JONATHAN, Neyoo, ClutchGod and Spower with coach GHATAK. Hindi commentary came from CrackJacker Gaming and SardarjiYT.

Team SouL finished 19th and Red Owl Gaming 20th, both scoreless in prizes. A minor note: Liquipedia's own prize-pool section header prints $4,074 while its infobox says about $4,046; the records' $4,046 matches the infobox and the actual conversion, and is used here.

The Rivalry win, the full paid podium, the MVP, the dates, the format, and the prize split are all verified via Liquipedia.

Rivalry Esports finished nine points clear of GodLike Esports in the THUG Invitational Season 3 standings, with Global Esports third on 152 points and Orangutan fourth on 144. Marcos Gaming took fifth on 130 points, while OR Esports closed the top six on 125. The full 20 team table is published on this page, and the five Loco matchday broadcasts remain the event broadcast record.

Rivalry Esports took Season 3 with 165 points while AquaNox, listed on TSM's roster, claimed the MVP award.