Mavi BGMI ID Details: Biography, Real Name, Sensitivity Codes, Career Highlights & Net Worth

Harmandeep “Mavi” Singh is one of the most recognisable names in Indian BGMI and PUBG Mobile esports. From a casual gamer in Punjab to a celebrated IGL who led his team to a second-place finish at the PUBG Mobile World League 2020, Mavi’s journey is one of consistent excellence, sharp in-game strategy, and a growing presence as a content creator. 

Quick Facts of Mavi

Who Is Mavi? Personal Life & Background

Harmandeep Singh, known universally by his gamertag Mavi, was born on November 29, 2000, in Punjab, India. Before esports ever entered the picture, he had a straightforward plan: move to Canada and work as a truck driver. He has mentioned this himself on live streams more than once.

The Punjab native started playing PUBG Mobile in 2018 with friends Prince and Carry. At first, it was nothing serious. He preferred driving vehicles in-game over actual combat. That changed quickly. Within months, he was entering third-party tournaments, and it became clear he had a natural sense for leading, reading zones, making rotations, and managing the squad under pressure. That is how he became an IGL.

Outside competition, his YouTube channel (@maviop) has crossed 1.2 million subscribers and 244 million total views. He posts tournament scrims, live gameplay, and GTA roleplay content through Soulcity RP.

Mavi BGMI ID & In-Game Details

MAvi’s BGMI ID is 537921262. That number stays fixed no matter how many times he changes his username. Over the years, his IGN has shown up as SouLMavi, TXxMaVVii, TOXICXMAVi, GExMAVIIIII, and MaviOP depending on which team he was with at the time. His profile carries a Season 5 Conqueror frame, sits at level 76, and has a popularity count above 600,000.

Mavi’s Sensitivity Settings & Control Code

The OR esports veteran plays two-finger with Gyroscope always on. That is unusual for a pro-level player in India, where four-finger claw is the standard. The gyroscope handles recoil compensation and fast target tracking, which frees him mentally to focus on IGL calls rather than mechanical inputs. 

A few sources have noted he switched to a four-finger claw during certain competitive stretches, likely a tournament-specific adjustment. No official importable sensitivity share code has been released publicly. 

The settings in the table below are approximate, pulled from observed gameplay and community sources.

Control Code

Mavi’s BGMI Control Code: 6974-6304-4130-0598-104

To import: BGMI Settings → Controls → Import → paste the code above.

Note: Singh has adjusted these values over different patches and team periods. The gyroscope values shown are from his OR/SouL-era setup and remain widely referenced by fans. Always test settings in Training Mode before competitive play.

Career Timeline & Team History

The Indian IGL’s career spans over six years and covers multiple organisations, each marking a different phase of his development as a player and leader.

Casual Beginnings & Indian Tigers (2018–2019)

Mavi started PUBG Mobile in 2018. His competitive debut came in June 2019 at the PMCO Spring Split India, where he competed under the banner of Indian Tigers and secured a third-place finish in the overall standings. That result put him firmly on the radar of larger organisations.

Orange Rock (OR) Esports (2019–2020)

Signing with OR Esports was the turning point. Mavi led the squad to multiple domestic titles, including the ESL India Premiership 2020 Summer Season, but the PMWL 2020 East defined this era. OR Esports finished second in the world against top international squads, one of the best placements an Indian PUBG Mobile team has ever achieved. 

This is also when the community gave him the nickname “Man with the Golden Hand”; his grenade throws were pinpoint accurate, match after match, at the highest level of competition.

Team SouL (2021)

In July 2021, SouL, India’s biggest esports banner owned by Naman “Mortal” Mathur, signed Mavi as IGL of its star-studded BGMI roster. The lineup generated enormous hype but failed to build the required synergy. Mavi and Scout eventually parted ways with the organisation.

Team XSpark (2021–2023)

Mavi and Scout formed Team XSpark after leaving SouL, reuniting much of the old OR core. The team won the THUG Invitational Season 4 but struggled for consistent domestic placements before BGMI was suspended in India. When BGMI returned in 2023, internal issues led to the team disbanding, though Mavi remained affiliated with Scout.

Global Esports (2023–2024)

Global Esports signed Mavi as their IGL in mid-2023 as part of a full roster rebuild around experienced leaders. The squad delivered tangible results: in April 2024, Global Esports won the Skyesports BGMI Mobile Open 2024, earning ₹5 lakh in prize money and building momentum ahead of the BGIS 2024 season. The organisation went on to win both major BGMI tournaments in 2024, BGIS and BMPS 2024, earning approximately $478,807 in combined revenue for the organisation during that year.

S8UL Content Creator (2024–Present )

By late 2024, Mavi transitioned out of the active Global Esports competitive roster and became a content creator under S8UL Esports. He continues to stream BGMI, post tournament highlights, and grow his YouTube fanbase.

Mavi BGMI Tournament Record

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Career Highlights That Defined Mavi

PMWL 2020 East: 2nd Place 

The most-watched tournament in Mavi’s career peaked at 1,153,865 viewers according to Esports Charts. Finishing second globally with OR Esports put Indian BGMI on the international map.

ESL India Premiership 2020 Summer: Winner 

A domestic title that confirmed OR Esports as one of India’s dominant squads during the PUBG Mobile era.

Skyesports BGMI Mobile Open 2024: Winner 

Mavi’s squad won with 212 points and five Chicken Dinners under his leadership at Global Esports, proving his IGL abilities remained elite after years of roster shuffles.

1.2 Million YouTube Subscribers

His Toxic Mavi channel became one of the fastest-growing BGMI channels in India, aided by his friendship with ScoutOP and the strength of his competitive content.

Mavi BGMI Earnings & Net Worth

Esports Charts puts his total competitive prize earnings at around $40,632 USD. Liquipedia had it closer to $31,553 USD at an earlier point, with the gap explained by tournaments he played in 2023–2024.

On top of that, his monthly income from YouTube ad revenue, super chats, brand deals, a Loco streaming partnership, and his esports salary is estimated at ₹20–30 lakhs per month. YouTube alone accounts for roughly ₹5–6 lakhs of that. His overall net worth is estimated at  ₹1.5 – ₹2 crore.

Mavi’s Social Media

Mavi Is Far From Done

From a kid in Punjab who once dreamed of driving trucks in Canada to one of the most respected IGLs Indian BGMI has produced, Harmandeep Singh’s journey speaks for itself. 

The PMWL 2020 second-place finish, multiple domestic titles, and a fanbase of over 1.27 million subscribers were built through years of consistent performance at the highest level. The move to S8UL content creation is a new chapter, not the final one. 

Mavi is as visible in the Indian BGMI ecosystem today as he has ever been. Whether he returns to competitive play or continues growing as a creator, the name Mavi is not going anywhere.

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