Soul Maintained Consistency on BMSD Finals Day 1 | Can They Continue like this?

By Aditya Gaur Oct 11, 20250

SUMMARY

Team Soul (66 points, 1 WWCD) finished Day 1 of the BMSD 2025 Grand Finals in 2nd place, just four points behind the leader, Orangutan Gaming (70 points). IGL Nakul’s team demonstrated superior consistency with 40 finishes and 26 placement points over six matches, positioning Soul as the primary challenger to OG. At the same time, their historic rival, GodLike Esports, struggles in 9th place.

INDIA – The biggest rivalry in Indian esports is heating the BMSD 2025 Grand Finals! While Orangutan Gaming (OG) may have topped the Day 1 leaderboard, Soul Esports (S8UL) demonstrated frightening consistency to secure a formidable 2nd place, establishing themselves as the immediate and most potent threat to OG’s early dominance.

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Consistency is Key: Soul’s Day 1 Scorecard

Team Soul finished Day 1 with a phenomenal 66 total points, sitting just four points behind OG’s 70. This remarkable score was built on a perfect blend of aggression and strategy:

1 WWCD (Winner Winner Chicken Dinner)
40 Finish Points
26 Placement Points

IGL Nakul has shown the composure and strategic depth required on the Grand Finals stage, ensuring Soul remained in contention across all six difficult matches.

The Old Rivalry Heats Up

Soul’s consistent success is amplified by the struggles of their biggest rival, GodLike Esports, who finished the day in a disappointing 9th place. Soul is currently performing far better in this event, which adds an extra competitive fire to their matches.

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Can They Maintain the Momentum on Day 2?

Team Soul is in a prime position to seize the lead. Their deficit is minimal, and with six more matches scheduled for Day 2, they stand as the most credible challenger to OG’s early reign.

The question is whether Nakul can continue to lead his team with the same consistency and turn this strong start into a significant lead, pushing them toward the championship and the crucial PMGC (PUBG Mobile Global Championship) slot.

Aditya Gaur

Aditya Gaur is the founder and owner of Inexor Esports and IndiaEsports.co.in. His journey in competitive gaming began in 2020 during the pandemic, starting as a support player in BGMI before transitioning to assaulter, IGL, and later coach and video analyst. He spent three years with Shelby Gaming and has also worked as a BGMI caster for Adivon Gaming.With deep experience in strategy, analysis, and esports leadership, Aditya founded IndiaEsports.co.in to provide accurate, unbiased, and fact-checked reporting on the Indian esports scene, covering games like BGMI, Free Fire, Valorant, Counter-Strike, and more.📧 Contact: adityagaur@indiaesports.co.in🌐 Website: IndiaEsports.co.in