Part of a BGMI team in India? Philips OneBlade Cup is a chance for you to join Nodwin’s BGMI Master Series

tech.hindustantimes.com:

Philips, the popular health tech brand, has announced the OneBlade Cup, a tournament aimed at discovering the next top BGMI team from India. Philips recognises the potential in students across India for gaming and esports, and this tournament will be open to all, allowing participants to compete against the best.

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The OneBlade Cup will feature teams of four players engaging in qualifiers to make it to the top 16. The competition is expected to be intense, and ultimately, only the best team will earn Philips sponsorship and qualify for BGMS.

To register for the OneBlade Cup event, you can sign up yourself and your team here.

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Philips has taken the initiative to promote esports and gaming, aiming to promote innovation in India. On the announcement of the OneBlade tournament, Deepali Agarwal, Business Head, Personal Health at Philips Indian Subcontinent, said, “At Philips, innovation is our driving force. We are not just about products; we are about experiences that resonate deeply with our audience. With the OneBlade Cup, we are diving headfirst into the world of dynamic youth, those who live life fearlessly and demand solutions that match their pace." 

She added, "Our commitment to empowering them is unwavering. The OneBlade Cup is more than just a tournament; it is an opportunity for participants to showcase their talent, take on new challenges, and achieve greatness.”

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Further, Akshat Rathee, who is the Co-Founder and Managing Director at Nodwin Gaming, said “Philips is one of the largest legacy brands globally, and for them to integrate further into the esports space with their own tournament, recruitment of young talent and giving them a chance to