PUBG Mobile Macau Invitational 2026 Grand Finals entered its final day. The remaining sixteen elite squads have secured their spots and are ready to compete for ultimate glory. All eyes are now fixed on the Grand Finals as the championship showdown begins in Macau. Check out the full information on PMMI 2026 Grand Finals Day 3 below.
PUBG Mobile Macau Invitational aka PMMI 2026 Grand Finals Day 3
Check out the current standings after 12 matches below.
- Tianba – 106 Points
- Aurora Esports – 102 Points
- INFLUENCE RAGE (INF) – 93 Points
- Rex Regum Qeon (RRQ) – 90 Points
- FURIA Esports – 90 Points
- Nongshim RedForce (NS) – 87 Points
- AlUla Club Esports (ULA) – 75 Points
- eArena (EA) – 75 Points
- All Gamers (AG) – 71 Points
- Bigetron Vitality (BTR) – 68 Points
- Dplus KIA (DK) – 65 Points
- ThunderTalk Gaming (TT) – 63 Points
- KRX – 55 Points
- LGD Gaming – 44 Points
- S2G Esports – 40 Points
- Weibo Gaming (WBG) – 38 Points
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With 12 games played, Tianba tops the table with 106 points, which includes 75 eliminations. But Aurora Esports follows them with 102 points, making the title battle even more interesting.
INFLUENCE RAGE (INF) of Brazil secured third place through consistent performances, while Rex Regum Qeon (RRQ) and FURIA Esports share fourth position with 90 points each.
PUBG Mobile Macau Invitational 2026 Grand Finals: Format
The Grand Finals run from July 3rd to July 5th. This event features up to 18 total matches. Day 3 uses the intense “Smash Rule” format. Teams play until they reach a point threshold. Once eligible, they must secure a “WWCD” to win. If no team does, the points leader takes home the trophy.
A massive prize pool of ¥2,900,000 is on the line. The winner takes the biggest share of the rewards. Beyond money, prestige and ranking points are at stake. Every match and every elimination matters for these players.
