India Qualifier for Pokémon Unite World Championship 2025 Announced

Following the excitement of the Winter Tournament, the journey to the Pokémon Unite World Championship Series 2025 in Anaheim is now underway, and for Indian teams, the stakes couldn't be higher. The Pokémon Company, in collaboration with Skyesports, has launched the India Qualifier for the prestigious event, featuring a substantial $37,500 prize pool and the golden opportunity to represent India on the world stage in California later this year.

Registrations for the India Qualifiers are currently open and will close on April 4th. The competition will commence on April 5th with a single-elimination bracket, setting the stage for intense battles. The top eight teams will then advance to the Playoffs on April 6th, where the format switches to a double-elimination bracket, offering teams a second chance to prove their mettle even after a defeat.

Each match will be conducted in a best-of-three format, allowing teams ample opportunity to strategize and outmaneuver their opponents. With the tournament unfolding rapidly, fans can expect thrilling encounters, but with such high stakes, meticulous planning and execution will be crucial.

The ultimate prize for the winning team is not just a significant portion of the prize money but also the honor of representing India at the Pokémon Unite World Championship 2025 in Anaheim, California. There, they will compete against the world's elite for the championship title and a share of the global $500,000 prize pool.

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Shiva Nandy, Founder and CEO of Skyesports, expressed his enthusiasm about the tournament, stating, *“After the immense success of the ACL India League 2025, which garnered more than 1.3 million views, we are proud to bring the Pokémon Unite WCS 2025 India Qualifier to our players. This tournament reaffirms our commitment to nurturing grassroots esports talent and providing a clear path to international glory. I wish the best of luck to all the participants.”*