On August 30, Gorilla Golden Square turned into the ultimate hub of adrenaline. BIGPLAY Jam Contest wasn’t just another event — it was proof that traditional sports and esports can share the same stage without any friction.

From the moment you walked in, it was clear: this wasn’t your typical boring tournament. This was a cultural mash-up of mobile gaming, skateboarding, and scooter freestyle. On one side — rails, funboxes, stair sets. On the other — monitors and players gripping their devices like weapons.

The day kicked off with skateboarding and kick scooter sessions for juniors under 16, followed by amateur riders, and of course, the pros. For those who came just to vibe and show off their style, the freestyle zone was wide open.

The competition started with Best Trick: three attempts, pick your own spot. Missed it? Judges see everything. Pulled off a slick recovery from a fail? Extra respect, extra points.

The grand finale was Style Battle — three to four riders on the park at once. This wasn’t just a run; it was a jam session. Here, it wasn’t only about the tricks — it was about the flow. How you link them, how you hold your style, how you ride the vibe.

The Main Showdown: PUBG MOBILE TDM 1v1

While riders were throwing tricks, the gaming zone had its own heat. PUBG MOBILE in TDM 1v1 mode — short, brutal, and no second chances. 32 players, single-elimination bracket, BO3 finals. Every gunfight felt like the last. Rules were simple: first to 40 kills or whoever has the most in 10 minutes. The prize pool? ₸100,000.

Player Kaneki shared his thoughts before the finals:

"I feel great knowing I’ve already secured a spot in the prize pool. Honestly, I didn’t prepare for this tournament at all. I always play TDM, so I’m ready by default. I found out about the event just recently, but decided to come right away. My goal is simple — to win. In the finals, I’d like to face Aomi. I think she’s a more predictable opponent than MSQNM, whom I respect but also fear a little. I’ve won TDM before, but never a prize this big in one go. Hopefully today I’ll set my personal record."

Even Mokki44, MVP of BPL Season 5, was there:

"This is an amazing event by BIGPLAY. In TDM, I faced two really strong opponents — lost to one of them. I’ll fight for third place, but no worries, I’m still walking away with prize money."

  Was Kaneki right to be wary of MSQNM? Absolutely. Here’s how the final PUBGM TDM 1v1 standings looked:

🥇 MSQN

🥈 KANEKI

🥉 Mokki44  

BIGPLAY Jam Contest proved that street sports and esports can merge into something explosive. You could see teens, adults, riders, and gamers shoulder to shoulder, vibing and soaking in the energy.

And this is just the beginning. BIGPLAY is cooking up more events, more emotions, more prize pools. Stay tuned — it’s only getting bigger and louder.