The Free Fire Asia Invitational aka FFMAI 2026 Summer South Asia Play-ins have just begun, and Day 1 brought about an extremely competitive battle royale game session. On Day 1 of FFMAI 2026 Summer South Asia Play-ins, there were intense competitions between the best teams of India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Nepal divided across group A and B. Here are the highlights from FFMAI South Asia Play-ins Day 1 Overall Points Table and More.
FFMAI 2026 Summer SA Play-ins Day 1 Standings
Here is the overall points table for the Top 12 teams after the first six matches of Group A and B:
- FLAME ESPORTS (Bangladesh) – 112 Points (2 Booyahs)
- TEAM HIND (India) – 96 Points
- HOTSHOT ESPORTS (Pakistan) – 94 Points
- NEBULA ESPORTS (India) – 93 Points (1 Booyah)
- BANGLA UNITY (Bangladesh) – 88 Points (1 Booyah)
- REVENANT XSPARK (India) – 87 Points (1 Booyah)
- GODLIKE ESPORTS (India) – 83 Points (1 Booyah)
- RNX ESPORTS (India) – 69 Points
- STRAW HATS (Bangladesh) – 61 Points
- NXT ESPORTS (India) – 61 Points
- REZURRECTION X ESPORTS (Pakistan) – 50 Points
- BB.S9X ESPORTS (Nepal) – 49 Points
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The Flame Esports from Bangladesh began in great form, utterly dominating their competition with two straight Booyahs to start the game. Backed by back-to-back Booyah wins on Purgatory and Solara maps, Flame Esports made waves early in the game, dominating the leaderboard with a stunning total score of 112 points, 74 of those coming from elimination points.
Although they could not achieve a Booyah win all day long, Team Hind from India and Hotshot Esports from Pakistan managed to place second and third on the leaderboard, with scores of 96 and 94 points respectively.
Match Winners Summary
The six matches played across Day 1 saw varied winners, highlighting the deep talent pool in the South Asian region:
- Game 1 (Purgatory): Flame Esports
- Game 2 (Solara): Flame Esports
- Game 3 (Kalahari): Nebula Esports
- Game 4 (Nexterra): GodLike Esports
- Game 5 (Bermuda): Bangla Unity
- Game 6 (Kalahari): Revenant Xspark
