FFMAI 2026 Fall Play-Ins Day 3: Overall Standings, Qualified Teams
The FFMAI 2026 Fall Play-Ins concluded on October 18, 2026, with seven teams securing their places in the main event. The remaining 11 teams were eliminated after competing across 12 matches each.
A total of 18 teams were divided into three groups for the Play-Ins. The main event is scheduled to take place from October 22 to 25, featuring the seven qualified teams alongside 11 squads that earned direct entry through regional tournaments.
India's S8UL Esports finished at the top of the overall standings with 220 points and three Booyahs. The team accumulated 139 elimination points and 81 placement points over its 12 matches.
Fellow Indian team Orangutan X Elite secured second place with 209 points and two Booyahs, while Total Gaming finished third with 206 points and four Booyahs.
FFMAI 2026 Fall Play-Ins: Overall Points Table
The following is the final leaderboard after all matches on Day 3:
Rank | Team | Points |
|---|---|---|
1 | S8UL Esports | 220 |
2 | Orangutan X Elite | 209 |
3 | Total Gaming | 206 |
4 | Team Rage | 204 |
5 | Clutza Esports | 194 |
6 | Resurrection Esports | 187 |
7 | Revenant XSpark | 168 |
8 | TSG Pros | 155 |
9 | NG Pros | 152 |
10 | DRS Gaming | 151 |
11 | Titan Esports Club | 151 |
12 | Pirate Esports | 146 |
13 | Mentiras Esports | 129 |
14 | Rogue Esports | 127 |
15 | Coffin Makers Esports | 120 |
16 | Khan Official | 119 |
17 | Kingdom Hearts | 117 |
18 | Hotshot Esports | 110 |
Which Teams Qualified for the Main Event?
The top seven teams from the Play-Ins earned qualification for the FFMAI 2026 Fall main event.
S8UL Esports led the standings after a consistent performance throughout the tournament. Orangutan X Elite and Total Gaming also delivered strong results, finishing within 14 points of the leaders.
Bangladesh's Team Rage secured fourth place with 204 points and 123 eliminations. Meanwhile, India's Clutza Esports started strongly but dropped to fifth with 194 points following a less successful final six matches.
Resurrection Esports, the runner-up at FFMIC 2026 Fall, finished sixth with 187 points and one Booyah. Revenant XSpark claimed the final qualifying spot, placing seventh with 168 points and two Booyahs.
These seven teams will now prepare to compete against the 11 regional qualifiers in the main event.
TSG Pros and Other Teams Miss Out
TSG Pros, which finished third at FFMIC 2026 Fall, narrowly missed qualification after ending the Play-Ins in eighth place with 155 points. NG Pros followed in ninth with 152 points and one Booyah.
DRS Gaming and Titan Esports Club both accumulated 151 points, finishing 10th and 11th, respectively. Pirate Esports of Bangladesh placed 12th with 146 points.
Mentiras Esports finished 13th with 129 points, followed by Rogue Esports in 14th with 127 points. Coffin Makers Esports took 15th place with 120 points, while Khan Official ranked 16th with 119 points.
Kingdom Hearts finished 17th with 117 points, and Pakistan's Hotshot Esports ended the competition at the bottom of the leaderboard with 110 points.
What’s Next for FFMAI 2026 Fall?
With the Play-Ins completed, attention now turns to the main event, scheduled for October 22–25, 2026. The seven successful teams will join 11 squads that qualified through their respective regional tournaments, setting up the next stage of the competition.
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