FFMAI 2026 Spring SA Play-Ins Day 2: Overall standings and summary

Day 2 of the Free Fire Max Asia Invitational (FFMAI) 2026 Spring South Asia Play-Ins was held on May 9. The squads in Group B has participated in all 12 of their Playoffs-Ins matches. Groups A and C teams have played only six games. The squads in these two groups will battle in their six encounters on May 10. The top eight teams from the leaderboard will earn a spot in the Main Event.

India’s Autobotz Esports has claimed first spot in the overall standings with 211 points and one Booyah during their 12 games. The squad played aggressively and clinched 145 eliminations. GodLike showed impressive performances on Day 2 and jumped to second place with 179 points, including 113 eliminations.

Overall standings of FFMAI 2026 Spring SA Play-Ins after Day 2

Here is the overall points table of the Play-Ins after Day 2:

1. Autobotz Esports – 211 points
2. GodLike Esports – 179 points
3. GG Instinct – 178 points
4. Team 2XD – 171 points
5. Extreme Ex – 170 points
6. Revenant XSpark – 133 points
7. Total Gaming Esports – 124 points
8. RZX Esports – 110 points
9. No More Mercy – 87 points
10. RNX Esports – 77 points
11. NXT Esports – 75 points
12. Max Esports – 75 points
13. Reflex United – 69 points
14. Raiders United – 68 points
15. Total Winner – 56 points
16. DP Dominators – 54 points
17. Flame Esports – 43 points
18. Tonde Nepal Esports – 31 points

GG Instinct has secured the third spot with 178 points and one Booyah. Team 2XD from Bangladesh has claimed the fourth position with 171 points despite not having won any Booyahs. Extreme Ex was fifth with 170 points and two Booyahs at the end of Day 2 of the Play-Ins.

Revenant XSpark started its FFMAI campaign on a high note and went on to score 133 points through the six games they played. The squad has secured four Booyahs. India’s Total Gaming Esports also saw a great start to this round and grabbed 124 points in their six encounters. Notably, the team also performed well in the FFMIC 2026 Spring, held in April last month.

RZX and No More Mercy are eighth and ninth with 110 and 87 points, respectively. NXT and Max Esports have accumulated 75 points each. Reflex and Raiders are 12th and 13th with 69 and 68 points, respectively. Total Winner Esports from Bangladesh ranks 15th with 56 points.

DP Dominators hold the16th spot with 54 points after its disappointing run in the first six matches of the FFMAI Play-Ins. Flame and Tonde Nepal are in the bottom two with 43 and 31 points, respectively.