GodLike Esports, one of the most renowned teams in India, is currently running at a supersonic speed in the Indian Mobile Esports scene. They acquired the ex-TSM roster for Battlegrounds Mobile India just a few days ago. Today, GodLike Esports stepped into the Indian Free Fire esports scene by announcing their new official roster for Free Fire.
The announcement comes today from the organization’s official social media handles. The new team is already well known to the Free Fire community as the team was a part of Blind Esports.
ex-Blind Esports is the new roster of GodLike Esports
Earlier today, Blind Esports released its Free Fire roster. Just some hours after their announcement, GodLike Esports declared their acquisition of the ex-Blind eSports team. Seems like the deal was set already and both teams were waiting to announce the news.
GodLike’s new roster is one of the best successful teams in the Free Fire India Circuit. Last August, they won the Free Fire City Open (FFCO) India 2021. The team is currently fighting in the Free Fire India Championship 2021 Fall, and the Snapdragon Conquest Free Fire Pro Series Season 2. At the time of writing this article, they were standing at the top of Group B with 49 points in FFIC 2021 Fall and holding the 1st position at Free Fire Pro Series with 533 points. The team will be keeping its eyes on the champion trophy of the ongoing events as well as a slot in the Pro League 2021 Winter.
The new roster
The new team consists of the following members-
- Blind Nivesh
- Blind Bablu
- Blind Ginotra
- Blind AkashDip
- Blind Abhay
GodLike Esports is one of the oldest and biggest organizations in India. It is owned by popular Indian gaming YouTuber Chetan Chandgude a.k.a Kronten Gaming, who has over two million subscribers on Youtube.
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