Octobey MFB Limited Tournament at Simply Gaming Kandivali
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Beyblade Tournament in Mumbai
The Mumbai Beyblade Community is an unaffiliated group hosting Beyblade tournaments for fun across Mumbai.
We have completed a year full of monthly Beyblade tournaments.
How to attend a Beyblade Tournament in Mumbai?
To attend a Beyblade Tournament hosted by The Mumbai Beyblade Community, simply sign up using the link below.
You can also request to be a part of our WhatsApp group when you attend the tournament in person.
Who are these Beyblade Tournaments for?
Our Beyblade tournaments are free to attend and there are no fees to participate.
There is no age limit though we recommend that you are accompanied by a parent or guardian if you are 14 years old or under.
How to prepare for this Beyblade tournament?
This Beyblade tournament will be the Metal Fight Beyblade Limited Format. It features Beyblade from the MFB series featuring Gingka, Ryuga and Kyoya among others.
The Limited Format has a ban list for Beyblade you cannot use and is done to create a more competitive and well rounded tournament matchup.
Do I need to own a Beyblade to participate in the tournament?
Tournaments hosted by The Mumbai Beyblade Community will have Beyblade you can use during your matches; all of these Beyblade are competitive combos that will suit you well in your matches provided you understand how to use them right and launch well.
How does the tournament work?
Depending on the number of participants, we do a round robin or double elimination format.
Round robin: everyone faces everyone once.
Double elimination: if you lose one match, you aren't knocked out but get a second chance against other participants; then it's a knockout format where the losers are eliminated.
When you face an opponent, you need to win two out of three matches to win that match against the opponent with a single Beyblade locked in.
For the semis and the finals, it will be a best of 5 instead of best of three.