FAU-G Veer Sangram Finals: Team 4RC Win ₹5 Lakh in India’s First Squad-Based LAN Finals for a Made-in-India Game

Indian esports just wrote a new chapter. The FAU-G Veer Sangram (FVS) Finals, held at GamingCon Bharat 2026, became the first squad-based LAN finals for an Indian game. When it ended, Team 4RC were champions, and they had a player from tiny Diu in their lineup.

FAU-G Veer Sangram Finals

How Team 4RC Got Here?

The top squads from an online season, where lakhs of players competed using the TCT Team Points system, fought through a two-day LAN bracket. Team 4RC showed standout coordination to take the title.

Their roster is a true cross-section of India:

• Ashik “Chocolaty” Alex (Mumbai)
• Sayan “Sayan11” Kar (Kolkata)
• Utsav “UTSAVHUIHUI” Ashokcumar (Diu)
• Arman “ARMAAN7” Israr Khan (Mumbai)
• Yashraj “FAMEXOP” Balu Sawant (Pune)

As champions, they also get an exclusive training opportunity at Orangutan Esports’ facilities.

Why It’s a Big Deal?

Earlier this year, FBL 2.0 was the first on-ground LAN for a made-in-India game. The FVS Finals go a step further with a squad-based format that demands teamwork, strategy and communication. Vishal Gondal, Founder and Chairman of nCore Games, called it “grassroots esports at its finest,” with players from cities like Guwahati, Ranchi and Gujarat reaching the stage.

The event was part of GamingCon Bharat 2026, now in its third edition, which drew over 20,000 visitors. Dot9 Games CEO Deepak Ail called it “just the beginning.” Missed the action? You can rewatch every match on the official FAU-G: Domination YouTube channel, or read about the franchise on FAU-G on Wikipedia

Want more esports news? Browse our latest esports updates and gaming news for more.

FAQs