PUBG Mobile has become not only the most popular game in India but an industry where people can make money off it by becoming pro players, content creators, caster,... etc. In the past 2 to year 3, there have been countless of PUBG Mobile tournaments with prizes pools up to crores of Rs for the winners.
Here are the top 5 PUBG Mobile players in India with the most earning.
MortaL
Naman "Mortal" Sandeep Mathur is the most popular PUBG Mobile player and streamer in India. He was the founder of team SouL and has led the team to win multiple big PUBG Mobile tournaments such as the PMIS 2020, the PMCO Spring Split 2019 India. Up until now, team SouL still remains as the most favorite PUBG Mobile team in India. MortaL's Youtube is currently having more than 50 lakh subscribers.
MortaL has earned a total of more than Rs 1.1 crore.
Viper
Yash Paresh "Viper" Soni is a long-time SouL player. He has been playing in the team for almost 2 years, going through all kinds of PUBG Mobile tournaments with MortaL. Viper also has a Youtube channel, which is having more than 9 lakh subscribers.
Viper has earned a total of more than Rs 1.1 crore.
Sc0ut
Tanmay "ScoutOP" Singh is hailed as one of the most skilled PUBG Mobile players in India. He was the one that popularized the claw control in India. ScoutOP currently belongs to Fnatic and is temporarily playing for Orange Rock in the PMWL East. His Youtube channel is currently having 20 lakh subscribers.
ScoutOP has accumulated a total of Rs 46 lakh from tournaments.
Owais
Mohammed "Owais" Lakhani was an ex-SouL player but he left the team after the PMCO Spring Split to create team XSpark which is team Fnatic at the moment. He is currently having a total of more than 5 hundred thousand subscribers.
Owais has earned a total of Rs 1.2 crore from tournaments during his career.
Ronak
Harpreet Singh "RonaK" Janjuha is also another ex-SouL player who left team SouL after the PMCO Spring Split to create team XSpark. He won the PMIS 2019 with team SouL and the PMAS 2019 with team Fnatic. he has a total fo 3.56 lakh subscribers on his Youtube channel. Ronak is no longer in team Fnatic anymore and isn't in any roster currently.
Ronak earned a total of more than Rs 1 crore from tournaments alone.
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