The first day of the FFMAI 2026 Fall Group Stage took place on October 22, featuring six matches between teams from Groups A and B. Vietnam’s P Esports delivered an impressive performance to finish at the top of the leaderboard with 129 points and one Booyah.

India’s Orangutan X Elite secured second place with 98 points, while Clutza finished third with 96 points. Both Indian teams recorded one Booyah during the opening day.

Bangladesh’s Rage claimed fourth place with 93 points and one Booyah. Indonesia’s RRQ Kazu and Bigetron by Vitality finished fifth and sixth with 88 and 85 points, respectively. Meanwhile, S8UL Esports had a relatively average outing, ending the day in seventh place with 78 points.

Pakistan’s Total Winner occupied eighth position with 70 points, including 47 eliminations. Thailand’s All Gamers followed in ninth place with 69 points and one Booyah. Vietnam’s GOW finished 10th with 59 points, narrowly ahead of India’s Revenant XSpark, which collected 58 points. Nepal’s Horaa rounded out the standings in 12th place with 44 points.

FFMAI 2026 Fall Group Stage Day 1: Match-by-Match Recap

Match 1 – Purgatory

P Esports made an excellent start to the tournament by securing a 26-point Booyah in the opening match. S8UL Esports also began aggressively, collecting 28 points despite missing out on the victory.

Clutza earned 18 points, including nine eliminations, while Revenant XSpark and All Gamers added 17 points each. Orangutan X Elite picked up 13 points to begin its campaign.

Match 2 – Kalahari

Clutza bounced back strongly in the second match, claiming a 26-point Booyah. However, Indonesia’s Bigetron by Vitality delivered one of the most productive performances of the game, accumulating 31 points through an aggressive approach.

Rage also enjoyed a strong outing, securing 24 points. P Esports collected 16 points, while RRQ Kazu and Orangutan X Elite earned 13 and 10 points, respectively.

Match 3 – Solara

Orangutan X Elite secured its first Booyah of the day in the third match, finishing with 26 points. P Esports continued its consistent run by collecting 28 points, further strengthening its position near the top of the overall standings.

RRQ Kazu and Revenant XSpark added 19 and 18 points, respectively, while Pakistan’s Total Winner contributed another 16 points to its tally.

Match 4 – Nexterra

Rage produced a standout performance in the fourth match, recording a 31-point Booyah. P Esports once again demonstrated its consistency, earning 30 points and maintaining its lead in the overall standings.

Nepal’s Horaa also had a productive game, collecting 25 points. RRQ Kazu finished with 19 points, including 12 eliminations, adding valuable points to its tournament total.

Match 5 – Bermuda

RRQ Kazu claimed victory in the fifth match with a 23-point Booyah. Orangutan X Elite had an even more impressive points haul, securing 31 points, including 22 eliminations, to strengthen its position among the leading teams.

Clutza also performed well, adding 26 points, while Total Winner collected 18 points.

Match 6 – Bermuda

Thailand’s All Gamers closed out the day with a 23-point Booyah in the sixth and final match. Total Winner finished the game with 25 points, while S8UL Esports added 19 points to its overall tally.

P Esports collected another 18 points to maintain a comfortable lead at the top of the leaderboard. Defending champion Bigetron by Vitality earned 15 points in the final match.

FFMAI 2026 Day 1: Overall Standings Summary

P Esports emerged as the biggest winner of the opening day, finishing with 129 points and a 31-point advantage over second-placed Orangutan X Elite. Clutza remained close behind in third place, while Rage also established itself as a strong contender.

Although S8UL Esports and defending champion Bigetron by Vitality did not finish among the top four, both teams remain in contention as the group stage continues. With several teams separated by relatively small point differences, the upcoming matches could significantly change the leaderboard.