FFMIC 2026 Fall Play-Ins Day 3: Overall standings and summary

Day 3 of the Free Fire Max India Cup (FFMIC) 2026 Fall took place on July 22, 2026, with the squads in Group C playing six matches each. The first-to-sixth-ranked teams on the overall leaderboard have advanced to the Group Stage. The seventh-to-12th-placed squads were eliminated from the India Cup Fall. In total, 83 teams were seeded into seven groups for the Play-Ins.

Skill Max came out top in the overall Group C standings despite not winning a single game. The team posted 108 points on the leaderboard through its six matches. It grabbed 75 eliminations and 33 placement points.

RDX, too, performed well in the FFMIC 2026 Play-Ins, as the side ranked second with 105 points. It claimed three Booyahs and 45 eliminations. The squad won the opening game with 30 points. The team maintained its impressive run and clinched the second encounter with 27 points. RDX conquered the third match with 26 points.

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Group C scoreboard of FFMIC 2026 Fall Play-Ins

Here is the overall points table:

1. Skill Max – 108 points
2. RDX Esports – 105 points
3. Kingz Army – 99 points
4. 4UK Esports – 96 points
5. Eagle Elite – 92 points
6. Nebula Esports – 85 points
7. Navilugari – 72 points
8. HIMS Gaming – 60 points
9. EXO Esports – 55 points
10. New Era Esports – 51 points
11. Elite Force – 47 points
12. On Fire Esports – 21 points

Kingz Army finished third with 99 points, including 69 eliminations. The squad didn’t win any Booyahs in the Play-Ins but maintained its gameplay consistent across its six matches. 4UK Esports claimed the fourth rank with 96 points and one Booyah. The team registered a 26-point win the fifth game.

Eagle Elite acquired the fifth position with 92 points and one Booyah. The lineup emerged victorious in the last game with 25 points. Nebula Esports came sixth spot with 85 points, including 49 eliminations. These top six squads in Group C have entered the Group Stage.

Navilugari ended up in the seventh position with 72 points, including 42 eliminations. HIMS Gaming came eighth with 60 points. EXO was ninth with 55 points, incoming 31 kills. New Era Esports ranked 10th with 51 points and one Booyah. The club was the winner of the third game with 19 points. The team was unable to maintain its consistency.

Elite Esports finished 11th with 47 points, including 28 eliminations. On Fire Esports was last with 21 points after its disappointing performances in the FFMIC 2026 Fall Play-Ins.