ESPL 2021: BIG! Last user registration phase CONCLUDES with more than one million registrations for Esports Premier League, 96 teams eye PRIZE MONEY of RA 25 lakh as they move to next level

ESPL 2021: With a massive registration of one million, Esports Premier League (ESPL) 2021 has just concluded the last user registration phase. This huge figure is evident of the success of the inaugural edition of the nation-wide Esports league. The registrations for the event went live from June 16, 2021. 

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As informed earlier, the last user registration phase for ESPL 2021 has just concluded? But what's next? Well, this is just about to get better! Let's just tease that the prize money for the ESPL 2021 is a grand sum of Rs 25 lakh! What now to get closer to this amount? 

Now, out of the more than one million registered users, about the top 400 players from 88 teams will move to Level 2. In this level, the top eight invited teams of India will join the mix. This will take the total number of teams to 96 teams in the level. These teams will be divided into eight groups of 12 each to compete for the top eight spots. The top eight teams will represent the eight regions of ESPL.

It has to be noted that due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the first season of the league was hosted virtually for two and a half months. ESPL 2021, which has Infinix smartphone as the presenting sponsor, is being played under the aegis of a gamer-centric campaign #ESPLGameSeFame that encourages players to showcase their top game and get recognised in the industry.

The ESPL is going to get more exciting at the end of the second level. Why? Because then the league will have the best Free Fire teams from India! The scale of the tournament highlights ESPL 2021 as the platform for all the Free Fire players to showcase their skills.

One must not forget that the prize money for ESPL 2021 is a whopping Rs 25 lakh. In the initial phase itself, the league has managed to create a strong buzz and catch the attention of gamers with its high-octane and nail-biting matches in the game Free Fire.