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Live PMWC 2026 Grand Finals Points Table Day 1: GodLike and Orangutan Standings in PUBG Mobile World Cup

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The PMWC 2026 Grand Finals Points Table Day 1 will be updated live as the PUBG Mobile World Cup 2026 enters its final stage. The top 16 teams have reached the Grand Finals and will now battle for the world championship. India will be represented by GodLike Esports and Orangutan, with both teams securing direct qualification through their respective Group Stage performances.

All 16 finalists will start the Grand Finals from zero points, making every match important from the opening game itself. This page will provide the latest PMWC 2026 points table, PUBG Mobile World Cup standings, GodLike Esports standings, Orangutan standings, and Day 1 results after every match.

PMWC 2026 Grand Finals Points Table Day 1

Note: Please refresh this page after every match to get the updated PMWC 2026 Grand Finals rankings, points table, and GodLike and Orangutan standings.

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After Match 4/6

  • 1st Place: eArena – 48 Points
  • 2nd Place: Tianba – 45 Points
  • 3rd Place: Nigma Galaxy – 44 Points
  • 4th Place: Aurora Gaming – 36 Points
  • 5th Place: ULF Esports – 31 Points
  • 6th Place: BTR Vitality – 28 Points
  • 7th Place: Team Flash – 25 Points
  • 8th Place: 4Thrives – 25 Points
  • 9th Place: S2G Esports – 23 Points
  • 10th Place: FURIA – 22 Points
  • 11th Place: NS RedForce – 21 Points
  • 12th Place: Horaa Esports – 19 Points
  • 13th Place: AlUla Club – 15 Points
  • 14th Place: Godlike Esports – 13 Points
  • 15th Place: Orangutan – 10 Points
  • 16th Place: IDA Esports – 2 Points

All 16 teams begin the Grand Finals with zero points. The PMWC 2026 Grand Finals points table will be updated after every match.

PMWC 2026 Grand Finals Day 1 Schedule

A total of six matches will be played on the opening day of the PMWC 2026 Grand Finals. The action will begin at 4:30 PM IST, with matches taking place across Rondo, Erangel, and Miramar.

MatchMapTime (IST)
Match 1Rondo4:30 PM
Match 2Erangel5:20 PM
Match 3Erangel6:10 PM
Match 4Erangel7:00 PM
Match 5Miramar7:50 PM
Match 6Miramar8:40 PM

With six matches scheduled on Day 1, teams will look to build an early advantage on the PUBG Mobile World Cup 2026 points table.

GodLike and Orangutan in PMWC 2026 Grand Finals

The Grand Finals will be a historic stage for Indian PUBG Mobile esports. India had two representatives at PMWC 2026, and both successfully secured direct qualification for the finals.

Orangutan produced an impressive run in Group A. The team finished second with 91 points, earning a direct ticket to the Grand Finals.

GodLike Esports followed with an aggressive performance in Group B. GodLike finished third with 105 points, with their final matchday including a massive 20-finish Winner Winner Chicken Dinner.

Now, both Indian teams will start from zero again and compete against the world’s best teams for the PMWC 2026 title.

What to Expect From PMWC 2026 Grand Finals Day 1?

Day 1 will be extremely important because the previous Group Stage points will no longer provide any advantage in the standings. All teams have a fresh start, and the first six games can set the tone for the rest of the Grand Finals.

GodLike will look to continue the aggressive gameplay that helped them qualify from Group B. Orangutan, meanwhile, will aim to combine consistent placements with finishes after their strong second-place Group A performance.

For both Indian teams, avoiding early eliminations and collecting consistent points will be important. A strong Day 1 could put them among the leading teams in the PMWC 2026 Grand Finals standings.

Where to Watch PMWC 2026 Grand Finals Day 1?

Fans can watch all matches live through the official PUBG Mobile Esports YouTube channel with English commentary. Indian viewers can follow the Hindi broadcast through the EWC India YouTube channel.

TalkEsport will update this PMWC 2026 Grand Finals points table Day 1 after every match with the latest rankings, results, match winners, and GodLike Esports and Orangutan standings.

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Aditya Parsutkar
Aditya Parsutkarhttp://talkesport.com
Aditya Parsutkar is an experienced esports and gaming journalist and currently serves as the Mobile Gaming and Esports Editor at TalkEsport. With over four years in the industry, he has built a strong reputation for delivering timely news, detailed tournament coverage, and insightful analysis across the gaming ecosystem. Before joining TalkEsport, he contributed to prominent media outlets including SportsTiger, InsideSport, and Sportskeeda, where he covered major national and international esports events. His expertise lies in mobile esports, competitive gaming trends, and in-depth editorial coverage of the rapidly growing esports industry. As an editor, Aditya focuses on maintaining high editorial standards, accuracy, and engaging storytelling while leading comprehensive coverage of the gaming and esports space.

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