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FFMAI 2026 Fall Group Stage Day 3: Points Table, Qualified Teams, and Highlights

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FFMAI 2026 Fall Group Stage Day 3: Points Table, Qualified Teams, and Highlights

The third and final day of the Free Fire MAX Asia Invitational (FFMAI) 2026 Fall Group Stage concluded on October 24, 2026. Following the completion of the group stage, 12 teams secured their places in the Grand Finals, while the remaining six squads were eliminated from the tournament.

Vietnamese team P Esports topped the overall standings with 221 points and two Booyahs. Thailand's All Gamers finished second with 197 points and three Booyahs. Meanwhile, Indonesia's RRQ Kazu and defending champions Bigetron by Vitality delivered strong performances to finish third and fourth, respectively.

With the group stage now complete, the qualified teams will compete for the championship on October 25. The upcoming Grand Finals will feature 12 squads battling in the Champion Rush format.

FFMAI 2026 Fall Group Stage Day 3: Overall Points Table

Here is the final points table after the conclusion of the FFMAI 2026 Fall Group Stage on October 24.

  1. P Esports – 221 points

  2. All Gamers – 197 points

  3. RRQ Kazu – 178 points

  4. Bigetron by Vitality – 178 points

  5. Buriram United Esports – 175 points

  6. Team Apex Gaming – 175 points

  7. Orangutan X Elite – 172 points

  8. S8UL Esports – 170 points

  9. Team Rage – 165 points

  10. Clutza Esports – 154 points

  11. GOW – 152 points

  12. Team Vamos – 142 points

  13. Team Infinity – 137 points

  14. Resurrection Esports – 123 points

  15. Revenant XSpark – 113 points

  16. Horaa Esports – 112 points

  17. Total Gaming – 102 points

  18. Total Winner Esports – 100 points

The top 12 teams in the standings qualified for the Grand Finals, while the six squads ranked from 13th to 18th were eliminated from the competition.

P Esports Leads the Standings with 221 Points

P Esports emerged as the strongest team during the group stage, securing the top position with 221 points. The Vietnamese squad recorded two Booyahs and maintained a consistent performance throughout the competition. Its impressive points tally gave it a 24-point advantage over the second-placed All Gamers.

All Gamers also enjoyed a successful group stage, collecting 197 points and three Booyahs. The Thai team finished comfortably inside the top two and will enter the Grand Finals as one of the potential contenders for the title.

Indonesia's RRQ Kazu secured third place with 178 points and one Booyah. Bigetron by Vitality finished fourth with the same number of points. However, RRQ Kazu ranked ahead of the defending champions in the final standings.

One of the notable aspects of Bigetron by Vitality's performance was that the team secured fourth place despite failing to win a single Booyah across its 12 matches. Its ability to accumulate points through consistent performances helped it remain among the leading teams.

Buriram United Esports completed the top five with 175 points and four Booyahs. The Thai squad recorded the highest Booyah count among the teams mentioned in the top five, demonstrating its ability to secure match victories during the group stage.

Indian Teams Make It to the Grand Finals

Indian teams also featured prominently in the FFMAI 2026 Fall Group Stage standings. Team Apex Gaming finished sixth with 175 points, including 118 eliminations. The team delivered a competitive performance and successfully secured qualification for the Grand Finals.

Orangutan X Elite claimed seventh place with 172 points and one Booyah. The squad remained competitive throughout the group stage and earned enough points to advance to the next round.

S8UL Esports finished eighth with 170 points and 106 eliminations. The Indian team showed improvement during the final six matches, helping it climb the standings and secure a place among the top 12 teams.

However, the group stage was disappointing for Total Gaming Esports. The Indian squad collected 102 points and finished 17th overall. Although the team managed to secure one Booyah, its overall points tally was insufficient to qualify for the Grand Finals.

Team Apex Gaming, Orangutan X Elite, and S8UL Esports will now represent their respective campaigns in the final stage, with fans hoping they can challenge the leading international teams.

Six Teams Eliminated from the Tournament

Six teams failed to finish inside the top 12 and were eliminated after the group stage.

Bangladesh's Team Infinity finished 13th with 137 points and two Booyahs. Despite securing two match victories, the team could not accumulate enough overall points to reach the qualification positions.

Resurrection Esports placed 14th with 123 points, followed by Revenant XSpark in 15th with 113 points. Nepal's Horaa Esports finished 16th with 112 points.

Total Gaming secured 17th place with 102 points, while Pakistan's Total Winner Esports ended the group stage at the bottom of the standings with 100 points.

These six teams will not participate in the upcoming Grand Finals, bringing their FFMAI 2026 Fall campaigns to an end.

FFMAI 2026 Fall Grand Finals: Date, Time, and Where to Watch

The FFMAI 2026 Fall Grand Finals are scheduled to take place on October 25, 2026. The 12 qualified teams will compete for the championship in the Champion Rush format, which is expected to make the final stage an exciting contest.

Fans can watch the Grand Finals live on the Free Fire MAX Esports Official YouTube channel. According to the available event information, the livestream is scheduled to begin at 5:30 PM IST.

P Esports will enter the final stage after finishing at the top of the group standings. However, All Gamers, RRQ Kazu, Bigetron by Vitality, and Buriram United Esports could also challenge for the championship.

Indian fans will be particularly interested in the performances of Team Apex Gaming, Orangutan X Elite, and S8UL Esports. All three squads secured qualification and will have an opportunity to compete against some of the strongest teams in the tournament.

With 12 teams remaining in contention, the Grand Finals promise an intense battle for the FFMAI 2026 Fall title. The key question is whether P Esports can maintain its group-stage dominance or another team will rise to the occasion and claim the championship.

The final showdown on October 25 will determine which squad finishes the tournament as the FFMAI 2026 Fall champion.

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