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The Battlegrounds Mobile India Series 2026 (BGIS 2026) has reached its high-stakes Quarter Finals stage, but alongside the intense matches, the tournament has also seen strict disciplinary action from organizers. As one of India’s biggest BGMI esports events, KRAFTON has reinforced its zero-tolerance approach toward rule violations to ensure competitive integrity.
With thousands of players participating across multiple rounds, maintaining fair play is critical. In recent weeks, several teams have been disqualified for breaching official tournament rules - ranging from roster violations to serious misconduct.
Here’s a complete breakdown of the teams banned so far and the rules they violated.
BGIS 2026 Ban List: Disqualified Teams So Far
Tournament officials conducted internal investigations across different stages of the competition. Based on findings and the official rulebook, multiple teams were removed from the event.
Round 1 & Round 2 Violations
During the early stages of the tournament, most disqualifications were linked to roster and technical violations.
Rule 2.1.5 - Roster Exclusivity
- This rule clearly states that a player cannot represent more than one team in the tournament.
Rule 6.2.4 - Technical Violations
- This includes breaches related to account usage, unauthorized modifications, or other technical non-compliance.
Teams Disqualified in Round 1 & 2:
- Team HYPER - Rule 6.2.4
- Chenab Valley Esports - Rule 6.2.4
- Comets Viking - Rule 6.2.4
- StrawHat Official - Rule 6.2.4
- Team Oxygen - Rule 6.2.4
- Blessed Vibes - Rule 6.2.4
- SHADOW BLITZ - Rule 2.1.5
- STEEL FALCONS - Rule 2.1.5
These actions reshaped early standings and sent a strong message about compliance requirements.
Round 3 & Round 4 Violations
As the tournament progressed and competition intensified, organizers uncovered more serious violations involving ethical conduct and professional behavior.
Rule 6.3.8 - Bribery or Influencing Match Outcomes
- Any attempt to manipulate match results or influence other teams results in immediate disqualification.
Rule 6.3.13 - Unprofessional Behavior
- This includes misconduct, unsportsmanlike behavior, or actions that damage the integrity of the tournament.
Rule 4.3 - Equipment/Apparel Violations
- Players must adhere to official guidelines regarding approved devices and gear.
Teams Disqualified in Round 3 & 4:
- Czar eSports - Rule 6.3.8 (Bribery/Influencing Outcomes)
- GenOFMiracle - Rule 6.3.13 (Unprofessional Behavior)
- Super esports - Rule 6.3.13 (Unprofessional Behavior)
- BLITZ ESPORTS - Rule 6.2.4
- MIND GAMER - Rule 6.2.4
- veni vidi vici - Rule 4.3 (Equipment/Apparel Violations)
These disqualifications significantly impacted rankings and playoff qualifications, opening opportunities for other teams to climb the leaderboard.
KRAFTON’s Zero-Tolerance Fair Play Policy
With BGIS being a flagship BGMI esports event, KRAFTON India has made it clear that competitive integrity is non-negotiable. From roster exclusivity checks to behavioral investigations, the publisher continues to monitor teams closely throughout every stage.
Such strict enforcement ensures:
- A level playing field
- Transparency in competition
- Fair opportunities for deserving teams
- Protection of esports credibility in India
Where to Watch BGIS 2026 Live
Fans who want to follow the remaining action and track live standings can tune into the official broadcast:
- Platform: YouTube
- Channel: KRAFTON India Esports Official Channel
- Streaming Time: Usually starts at 2:30 PM IST on match days
- Languages: Hindi and English
Watching the live stream is the best way to stay updated on match results, live points tables, and surprise underdog performances.
Final Thoughts
BGIS 2026 continues to deliver thrilling matches, but the recent disqualifications highlight how seriously tournament officials are taking fair play. While bans may spark controversy, they ultimately strengthen the credibility of the competition.
