FFWS 2026 Fall Nepal Prize Pool Distribution and Final Standings

The Free Fire World Series (FFWS) 2026 Fall Nepal has crowned its champion. Horaa Esports delivered a dominant performance throughout the Knockout and Grand Finals, finishing the tournament as the undisputed winner on September 13, 2026. With the victory, Horaa Esports also secured its place in the Global Finals, set to take place in Thailand in November 2026. Along with the prestigious title, the team walked away with a $3,276 cash prize.

Horaa Esports finished the Finals at the top of the leaderboard with 202 points, registering 145 eliminations and two Booyahs across 11 matches. The squad showcased an aggressive approach to secure 31 points in the second game before closing out the tournament with another strong performance in the 11th and final encounter, where they picked up 24 points. With this victory, Horaa Esports will represent Nepal at the FFWS Global Finals 2026.

Prize pool distribution of FFWS 2026 Fall Nepal

The FFWS 2026 Fall Nepal featured 17 teams competing for a share of the prize pool. Horaa Esports took home the biggest payout of $3,276 after securing the championship, while DRS Gaming earned $1,638 for finishing as runners-up. The complete prize pool distribution is as follows:

Horaa Esports — $3,276
DRS Gaming — $1,638
Coffin Makers Esports — $1,310
Sneaky 9X BB — $983
Kathmandu Esports — $655
Mantra X Madbullz — $327
Trinetra Esports — $262
Syndicate Esports — $229
Grind Revolution Esports — $196
Dada Gang — $163
Ramzz Esports — $131
BBH Esports — $117
Laltin Esports — $104
Pharaoh Esports — $91
Hood Cat — $85
Tonde Gamer — $78
TNAT Esports — $65

Popular Nepali club DRS Gaming finished second with 162 points and two Booyahs. The squad produced its best performances in the fourth and fifth matches of the Finals, securing 32 and 30 points, respectively. Their strong finish earned them $1,638 in prize money.

Meanwhile, rising squad Coffin Makers Esports claimed third place with 143 points and one Booyah. The team delivered a crucial 22-point performance in the ninth game, helping them secure the final podium position and a $1,310 prize.

Sneaky 9X BB secured fourth place with 141 points, despite failing to register a Booyah across the 11 matches. Kathmandu Esports followed in fifth with 139 points and one Booyah, highlighted by a dominant 39-point performance in the eighth game of the FFWS Nepal Finals.

Mantra X Madbullz finished sixth with 137 points and one Booyah. The squad claimed victory in the sixth match, collecting 26 points. Trinetra Esports, meanwhile, endured an inconsistent Finals campaign and ended seventh with 134 points. Despite securing two Booyahs, the team struggled to maintain momentum, although it recorded impressive 29-point performances in both the third and seventh matches.

Syndicate Esports took eighth place with 130 points. Grind Revolution Esports opened the Finals with a 21-point victory in the first game but eventually finished ninth with 123 points and one Booyah.

DADA Gang and Ramzz Esports occupied 10th and 11th positions with 116 and 114 points, respectively. BBH Esports rounded out the group in 12th place with 113 points and one Booyah. The squad's standout moment came in the 10th match, where it secured a 27-point game win.