Your name on the match
The match page credits you beside the prizes, with your logo, your line and a link to you. Players see it while they register, and again when they come back for the room ID.
Rivora runs free-entry BGMI custom rooms for players across India. You fund the prize pool. Your name goes on the match they register for, the reel that goes out, and the results they share afterwards.
The match page credits you beside the prizes, with your logo, your line and a link to you. Players see it while they register, and again when they come back for the room ID.
Every match gets artwork and a short reel for Instagram, Telegram and X. Your logo is on both, and the caption credits you by name.
Results are the post that travels furthest — winners share it themselves. Your credit rides along, on the page and in the post.
After the match: registrations, how many turned up, what went out on which channel, and the clips. Numbers, not adjectives.
Sponsors stay listed on this page once their match has been played. It does not come down when the month ends.
Your money goes to the players, not to us dressing the match up. That is the part they tell their friends about.
A single free-entry match, start to finish.
Three matches across Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Every match we run for a month, with a named cup.
Each price is what Rivora charges to run the match, make the artwork and post it. The prize pool is on top and it is yours to set — most local sponsors start at ₹500 to ₹1,000 a match. Colleges, creators and shops running their own event can hire the whole thing instead: we take the registrations, build the teams, run the room and publish the results under your name.
Tell us what you sell and which weekend suits you. We come back with a match, the artwork and a date — usually the same day. No contract, no lock-in, and you see the poster before anything goes out.