OnePlus has concluded the third season of its Campus Dominate esports tournament with Team Levi OP from Bengaluru emerging as the champions. The Grand LAN Finale of the BGMI tournament took place at Bennett University in Greater Noida last week.
The third edition was also the largest Campus Dominate event to date. Over two months, OnePlus took the tournament that started in Pune to 16 universities across 10 cities. Its 40-foot Gaming Truck travelled around 5,000 km as part of the campaign. The tournament attracted more than 100,000 students on-ground and received registrations from over 3,500 teams. It also included 15,000 Campus Pro players. The event gave college gamers a chance to compete at a national level and showcase their skills. The Grand LAN Finale brought together the 16 winning teams from the participating campuses. More than 10,000 students attended the finale on-ground.
Team Levi OP defeated 15 other campus champions to win the title. The Bengaluru-based team received a cash prize of Rs 10 lakh and the OnePlus Gaming Trophy. Team Red Line from Delhi NCR finished as the first runner-up. Team Hungry For Win from Chandigarh took the second runner-up spot. Mohammed Ithban from Team Levi OP was named the tournament’s MVP. The prize pool also included OnePlus Nord 6 devices.
OnePlus held the tournament exclusively on the OnePlus Nord 6. They did this to highlight the phone’s gaming capabilities during the event, including its 9,000mAh battery and support for gameplay at up to 165 FPS.
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Creators and Awards
The event was attended by more than 100 gaming and technology creators. Students could also take part in activities such as trivia quizzes, Spin the Wheel and merchandise giveaways. The event included meet-and-greets with OnePlus Power Players PN Rose, Lokesh Gaming, Regaltos and Krutika Plays. Last year’s Campus Dominate champion Aditya Dawar of Nebula Esports also attended.
The event ended with the OnePlus Campus Dominate Awards Evening. The company recognised participating students and campuses across categories such as Best College Gaming Club Partner, Best Host College and Best Campus Spirit. The campaign included a Creator Lobby where students could create and share content from the campus activations. Delhi-based creator kaun.rnjn won the best creator award and received OnePlus merchandise, including the OnePlus Nord 6 and OnePlus Buds 4.
OnePlus plans to continue supporting grassroots gaming communities and creating pathways between college esports and professional gaming.