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StarLadder Budapest Major 2025 Stage 1 Round 1 Recap

Sarjyo Mukherjee
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StarLadder Budapest Major 2025 Stage 1 Round 1 Recap

The festival of Counter-Strike is underway, and with the new format incorporating more teams, we have been blessed with a chaotic day that might as well have thrown most Pick’Ems out of the window. Besides a few obvious outcomes on the opening day, Round 1 has been filled with a few significant upsets.

Round 1 at a Glance

Team 1ScoreTeam 2Map
Imperial13 – 11Rare AtomDust II
B811 – 13M80Mirage
Legacy10 – 13FlyQuestTrain
PARIVISION13 – 8The HunsMirage
Ninjas in Pyjamas7 – 13NRGOverpass
GamerLegion10 – 13FluxoNuke
FaZe13 – 5Lynn VisionNuke

Opening day upsets

While it was easy to predict most of opening day, there were a few results that took the CS2 community by surprise. B8 losing to M80 should have gone the way of the Ukrainians if recent results were anything to go by, but a defeat donning a tight scoreline got fans scared about their PickEms.

Right in the following round of play, FlyQuest pulled off another shocking result, beating Brazilian hotshots in Legacy with a 13-10 scoreline. NRG with daps pulled another upset, taking down Ninjas in Pyjamas convincingly, and became the second NA team to pull off a miracle. The last upset of the day came with the highly touted GamerLegion falling to Fluxo, a result that has kept fans on their toes.

Favorites take away the W

Imperial, having proven themselves as a tough team coming out of Brazil, edged out a narrow win that could have gone either way against the Chinese side, Rare Atom, a team that hangs mostly in tier-2 of CS2. PARIVISION convincingly took down The Huns with a comfortable scoreline of 13-7. FaZe taking on Lynn Vision started a little sketchy, but the superteam stabilised a dominant rest of the game to close their opening day with a 13-5 scoreline. The final game of Round 1 saw Fnatic fight it out on a tight scoreline as it took overtime to get a win against RED Canids.

Once again, the CS2 gods have humbled the best of the best out there and let us know that Round 1 of tournaments will have more upsets than any other round, and if you are upset about your Pick’Ems going the wrong way, then rest assured, you are not alone.

PMGC 2025 Gauntlet Day 1 Recap: Orangutan Shines With a Strong Top 4 Finish

Vikas Patil
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PMGC 2025 Gauntlet Day 1 Recap: Orangutan Shines With a Strong Top 4 Finish

The PUBG Mobile Global Championship (PMGC) 2025 Gauntlet Day 1 has concluded in Thailand, with the Chinese team, ThunderTalk Gaming, securing the top position in the PMGC 2025 points table. The whole day delivered an action-packed start with intense fights, smart rotations and multiple clutch moments from top teams around the world. Orangutan, representing India, impressed the audience with consistent gameplay, brilliant survivability and calm decision-making under pressure. Check out the PMGC 2025 Gauntlet Day 1 highlights and overall standings.

PMGC 2025 Overall Standings After Gauntlet Day 1

  • 1st Place – ThunderTalk Gaming – 77 Points
  • 2nd Place – Madbulls – 67 Points
  • 3rd Place – R8 Esports – 57 Points
  • 4th Place – IQOO Orangutan – 43 Points
  • 5th Place – Wolves – 41 Points
  • 6th Place – Virtus.pro – 39 Points
  • 7th Place – Alpha7 Esports – 38 Points
  • 8th Place – D’Xavier – 37 Points
  • 9th Place – GS Team – 33 Points
  • 10th Place – Kara Esports – 27 Points
  • 11th Place – eArena – 19 Points
  • 12th Place – Regnum Carya – 19 Points
  • 13th Place – DRX – 19 Points
  • 14th Place – ULF Esports – 15 Points
  • 15th Place – Geekay Esports – 14 Points
  • 16th Place – Alpha Gaming – 12 Points

PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2025 Day 1 Highlights

Match 1 – Rondo

The opening game took place on Rondo, where Orangutan faced a tough drop fight against Kara Esports, losing 3 players early (Kara 3–0 OG). However, Aaru clutched revives and brought the team back into the match. Despite a difficult start and losing another player during rotations, OG secured a Top 4 finish with 5 eliminations thanks to strong survival play.

AKOP delivered brilliant late-game survival, but Virtus.pro claimed the WWCD with 11 eliminations. ThunderTalk Gaming finished 2nd with 15 points, while R8 Esports dominated early fights with 12 eliminations before being taken down by Orangutan.

Match 2 – Erangel

Match 2 was full of pressure for Orangutan as they lost three assaulters early, but captain Aaru pulled off a clutch solo performance to bring the team to Top 2, securing 7 crucial points and avoiding a zero-point finish. R8 Esports won the match with 10 eliminations (WWCD), while ThunderTalk continued consistent form with 8 points. Regnum Carya earned 10 points, followed by Wolves with 6.

Match 3 – Erangel

In Match 3, Brazil’s Alpha7 Esports delivered a dominant performance, winning the chicken dinner with 17 eliminations and 27 total points, moving up to 2nd overall. Thailand’s eArena finished 2nd with 10 points, while Orangutan again played consistently, adding 8 more points, marking three consecutive Top-4 performances.

Match 4 – Erangel

The fourth game belonged to China’s ThunderTalk Gaming, who secured the chicken dinner with 18 eliminations, establishing themselves as the overall leaders after four matches. Madbulls followed with 20 points, Wolves collected 8, and ULF Esports and GS Team earned 7 and 5 points, respectively. This was Orangutan’s weakest game of the day, managing to secure just 1 point.

Match 5 – Miramar

In the fifth match of the day, Orangutan showed strong gameplay and secured 14 points, but the team will not be happy with the result—this was a perfect chicken dinner opportunity. While pushing the full DX squad, WizzGod and Aaru went ahead to finish a player, but both got knocked and eliminated, which turned into a big mistake for the team. Because of this, OG had to settle for a Top 3 finish. Madbulls took the Chicken Dinner with 22 points, while DX secured 12 points.

Match 6 – Erangel

In the last match, Orangutan took down Alpha Gaming — a team considered the best in the world in gunfights — and did it right in their own territory. AKOP secured two early kills, giving the team a strong start and proving once again that Chumacera belongs to India. However, the match didn’t go in their favor overall. Orangutan were later eliminated against Kara, finishing with only 4 points. Meanwhile, ThunderTalk closed the day in style with a 20-point Chicken Dinner. TT topped the final match standings with 20 points, followed by Wolves with 17 and Kara with 12.

Fortnite x Playboi Carti Collab Leaked: All You Need To Know

Sonu Banerjee
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Fortnite x Playboi Carti Collab Leaked: All You Need To Know

An upcoming collaboration between Fortnite and Playboi Carti has been leaked online, and fans are excited to know more about what the rapper’s arrival could mean for the battle royale.

The Fortnite x Playboi Carti collab was first leaked by X user ‘Kurrco,’ though no sources were provided at the time.

Shortly after, several reputable Fortnite leakers and dataminers stepped in to verify the information, further solidifying the rumors.

A few hours later, Playboi Carti himself seemingly confirmed the crossover, commenting “NAHH FR” under a Fortnite logo on Instagram.

Fortnite x Playboi Carti Collab

According to the leaks we’ve seen so far, the Fortnite x Playboi Carti crossover is expected to feature a brand-new in-game event alongside an exclusive Carti skin.

Some sources further claim that the collab will introduce “EVIL J0RDAN” as a Jam Track to Fortnite Festival.

Fortnite x Playboi Carti Collab Dates

At the time of writing, the exact dates for the Fortnite x Playboi Carti crossover have not been confirmed by Epic Games.

Fans can expect the collab to arrive around the launch of Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 1, but this should be taken with a grain of salt, as it’s still only speculation.

Arc Raiders First Wave Husks Locations: Weekly Trials Guide

Sonu Banerjee
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Arc Raiders First Wave Husks Locations: Weekly Trials Guide

Weekly Trials in Arc Raiders are the closest equivalent to a “ranked mode” that the game offers, challenging players to rack up as many points as possible across multiple objectives to climb its competitive ladder. This week, one of the Arc Raiders Trials tasks players with tracking down First Wave Husks and searching them, which can be surprisingly tricky if you don’t know where to look.

What are First Wave Husks in Arc Raiders?

First Wave Husks in Arc Raiders are the remains of the Arcs that fell during the first-wave invasion. Unlike your regular Rocketeers, which actively roam the map hunting down any unfortunate Raider caught in their line of sight, First Wave Husks are inactive, half-buried in the ground, and serve as remnants of the past battles between humans and the Arcs.

Various types of First Wave Husks can be found scattered throughout the Arc Raiders maps, including small Husk of Wasps and Hornets, large Rocketeer Husks, and gigantic Baron Husks.

Arc Raiders Trials Guide: Search First Wave Husks

The most effective way to complete the “Search First Wave Husks” Trial in Arc Raiders is to load up a Night Raid on Dam Battlegrounds and make your way to the Old Battlegrounds section of the map. For the uninitiated, the Old Battlegrounds are located towards the far west of Dam Battlegrounds, near the Central Swamp Lift.

Once you arrive at the location, you should be able to see a number of First Wave Husks scattered nearby, including a Baron husk, Rocketeer husks, and even the smaller ones.

After you’ve cleared out the area and searched every available husk, you can head either south to the South Swamp Outpost or north to Ben Welder’s Sunroof; each of these areas has a few additional husks that you can loot for extra points.

If you’re satisfied with your score, you can make your exit through the Central Swamp Lift extraction point, which is just a few metres away from your location. Otherwise, you can head over to the opposite side of the map to find some more First Wave Husks on the eastern side of the Dam.

By following the route mentioned above, you should be able to farm up a ton of points for your Weekly Trials in Arc Raiders and find yourself one step closer to the double rank-up. Lastly, be sure to complete the Trials during an active map condition like Night Raid or Electromagnetic Storm to gain double the amount of points you’d earn queuing in a normal raid.

FaZe Clan Unveils 2026 Esports Jersey with Iconic Red Camo Design

Aritra Patra
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FaZe Clan Unveils 2026 Esports Jersey with Iconic Red Camo Design

FaZe Clan officially announced today its long-awaited 2026 esports jersey, a milestone event for the storied esports organization. The new uniform features a striking red camouflage design that echoes the classic aesthetic of FaZe Clan while embracing modern design sensibilities.

With the 2026 jersey, the organization shows its commitment to brand consistency, enacted in the recent 2025 rebrand that includes the ‘FaZe Camo’ pattern now integrated into this competitive-season gear. The camouflage element has become one of the defining characteristics of FaZe Clan’s visual identity, symbolizing the organization’s evolution while honoring its legacy as one of esports’ most iconic brands.​

Immediately available to purchase from the official FaZe pro shop, the 2026 jersey is now in the possession of fans and supporters around the world. The jersey represents core merchandise for FaZe’s competing rosters in Counter-Strike, Rainbow Six Siege, and other competitive titles through the 2026 season.

The release comes in a transformative period for FaZe Clan, after organizational control was returned to its founders, who have made restoring the brand’s innovative and cultural influence a main priority. This jersey announcement reinforces FaZe Clan’s positioning as a premium esports organization committed to delivering high-quality competitive gear that resonates with its global fanbase.

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Indian Teams Can Finally Use Their Flag in PMGC 2025

Moin Khot
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Indian Teams Can Finally Use Their Flag in PMGC 2025

The question that had Indian BGMI fans scratching their heads finally has an answer. Yes, Indian teams competing at PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2025 (PMGC 2025) will officially display the Indian flag, marking a shift from what happened at PMWC 2025 earlier this year. Orangutan’s IGL Aaru confirmed the news after personally checking with tournament officials, who gave the green light for teams to proudly represent India on the global stage.​​

The PMWC 2025 Flag Mystery

When Team AxTMG competed at PMWC 2025 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, something felt off. Despite being India’s sole representative at the tournament, the Indian flag was conspicuously absent from their branding and official tournament materials. The team competed under just their organization name, leaving fans confused about why India wasn’t being properly represented.​​

The confusion stemmed from the fact that PUBG Mobile’s global version remains banned in India since 2020. PMWC 2025 used this banned version, creating legal complications for direct Indian representation. Adding to the complexity, AxTMG received an invited slot rather than qualifying through an official country-based pathway. These factors combined made it difficult for India to be officially recognized with flag representation at that event.​​

Why PMGC 2025 Changes Everything

The rules have shifted dramatically for PMGC 2025. In a livestream prior to the commencement of PMGC 2025, in a livestream, Aaru revealed that the team will be allowed to represent the Indian tricolour in the tournament. This represents a massive policy change from just months ago.​​

Several factors contributed to this breakthrough. Indian viewership at PMWC 2025 shattered records, proving the country’s massive esports audience and commercial value. PUBG Mobile Esports acknowledged this impact directly, stating that “Indian esports teams garnered overwhelming support and inspired fans around the world by showcasing their determination and sportsmanship” during the 2025 PUBG Mobile World Cup.​

Official Qualification Path Makes the Difference

The biggest game-changer is India now has an official qualification pathway to PMGC. Both Orangutan and True Rippers earned their spots through legitimate competitive channels. Orangutan through BMSD 2025 and True Rippers via BMIC. This isn’t an invited slot or a backdoor entry. These teams qualified on merit through India’s recognized tournament structure.​​

PUBG Mobile Esports formalized this by announcing that “India will receive a special invitational slot at the 2025 PUBG MOBILE Global Championship, which will be awarded to the champion of the 2025 BMIC”. This official recognition means Indian teams can now compete under their country’s flag without the legal ambiguity that plagued previous tournaments.​

What This Means for Indian Esports

The flag might seem like a small detail, but it represents something much bigger. It’s validation that Indian BGMI deserves recognition on the global PUBG Mobile stage. Orangutan begins their PMGC 2025 campaign in the Gauntlet Stage starting November 24, with matches scheduled from 4:30 PM IST. The Aaru-led squad, fresh off victories at BMSD 2025 and BGMI Showdown, will compete against 15 other international teams for seven Grand Finals spots.​​

This is India’s moment to prove that the support, the passion, and the competitive fire that made PMWC 2025 viewership records possible translates into results at PMGC 2025.​

Live PMGC 2025 Points Table Day 1 Gauntlet Stage: Check PMGC Standings Here

Vikas Patil
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Live PMGC 2025 Points Table Day 1 Gauntlet Stage: Check PMGC Standings Here

We are updating the PMGC 2025 Points Table in real time for Day 1 of the Gauntlet Stage. A total of six matches are being played today, 24 November, from 4:30 PM to 9:00 PM IST across Rondo, Erangel, and Miramar. The full PMGC 2025 Points Table has been updated, and fans can check the fastest and most accurate standings on our TalkEsports app, as well as on our Instagram page “TalkEsports”. We have also added the updated points table below in this article for quick access, so fans can easily track their favourite teams in real time. Check out the PMGC 2025 Gauntlet Stage overall standings below.

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PMGC 2025 Gauntlet Overall Standings After Day 1 Match 6:

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  • 1st Place – ThunderTalk Gaming – 77 Points
  • 2nd Place – Madbulls – 67 Points
  • 3rd Place – R8 Esports – 57 Points
  • 4th Place – IQOO Orangutan – 43 Points
  • 5th Place – Wolves – 41 Points
  • 6th Place – Virtus.pro – 39 Points
  • 7th Place – Alpha7 Esports – 38 Points
  • 8th Place – D’Xavier – 37 Points
  • 9th Place – GS Team – 33 Points
  • 10th Place – Kara Esports – 27 Points
  • 11th Place – eArena – 19 Points
  • 12th Place – Regnum Carya – 19 Points
  • 13th Place – DRX – 19 Points
  • 14th Place – ULF Esports – 15 Points
  • 15th Place – Geekay Esports – 14 Points
  • 16th Place – Alpha Gaming – 12 Points

PMGC 2025 Gauntlet Day 1 Schedule and Teams

Day 1 (24 November 2025)

MatchMapDateTime
Match 1Rondo24 Nov4:30 PM
Match 2Erangel24 Nov5:10 PM
Match 3Erangel24 Nov6:00 PM
Match 4Erangel24 Nov7:00 PM
Match 5Miramar24 Nov7:40 PM
Match 6Miramar24 Nov8:30 PM

Teams

TeamsCountry/Region
D’XavierVietnam
eArenaThailand
Virtus.proAsia
Alpha GamingMangolia
MadbullsAsia
Regnum Carya EsportsTurkey
ULF EsportsTurkey
Kara EsportsTurkey
Gen.G EsportsSaudi Arabia
R8 EsportsSaudi Arabia
Geekay EsportsSaudi Arabia
Wolves EsportsNorth America
Alpha7 EsportsBrazil
ThunderTalk GamingChina
OrangutanIndia
DRXSouth Korea

Format

The Gauntlet will feature 16 qualified teams from different regional championships. A total of 18 matches will be played over three days from 24 to 26 November, with 6 matches each day. The top 7 teams from this stage will move to the Grand Finals, while the remaining teams will go to the Group Stage.

Read More: FFMAI 2025: 26 Teams from 7 Countries Set for Epic Free Fire Max Asia Invitational Showdown

Where to watch PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2025?

Fans can enjoy the high-octane matches of the PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2025 on the Official YouTube, Twitch, and Facebook channels of PUBG Mobile Esports. The broadcast will be available in multiple languages.

PMGC 2025 Gauntlet Day 1: Match Timings, Teams, Maps, Where to Watch, and More

Vikas Patil
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PMGC 2025 Gauntlet Day 1: Match Timings, Teams, Maps, Where to Watch, and More

The PMGC 2025 Day 1 is here. The action begins today, 24 November (Monday), where 16 teams from around the world will battle in 6 matches across Rondo, Erangel, and Miramar. The first match starts at 4:30 PM IST, with Rondo as the opening map. The Gauntlet Stage features a total of 18 matches, and only the top 7 teams from the overall standings will qualify for the Grand Finals. Check out the PMGC 2025 Gauntlet Day 1 schedule, team list, where to watch, map rotation, and more.

PMGC 2025 Gauntlet Day 1 Schedule and Teams

Day 1 (24 November 2025)

MatchMapDateTime
Match 1Rondo24 Nov4:30 PM
Match 2Erangel24 Nov5:10 PM
Match 3Erangel24 Nov6:00 PM
Match 4Erangel24 Nov7:00 PM
Match 5Miramar24 Nov7:40 PM
Match 6Miramar24 Nov8:30 PM

Teams

TeamsCountry/Region
D’XavierVietnam
eArenaThailand
Virtus.proAsia
Alpha GamingMangolia
MadbullsAsia
Regnum Carya EsportsTurkey
ULF EsportsTurkey
Kara EsportsTurkey
Gen.G EsportsSaudi Arabia
R8 EsportsSaudi Arabia
Geekay EsportsSaudi Arabia
Wolves EsportsNorth America
Alpha7 EsportsBrazil
ThunderTalk GamingChina
OrangutanIndia
DRXSouth Korea

Format

The Gauntlet will feature 16 qualified teams from different regional championships. A total of 18 matches will be played over three days from 24 to 26 November, with 6 matches each day. The top 7 teams from this stage will move to the Grand Finals, while the remaining teams will go to the Group Stage.

Read More: India Returns to PMGC After 3 Years: Orangutan Set for PMGC 2025 Gauntlet Stage on 24 November

Where to watch PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2025?

Fans can enjoy the high-octane matches of the PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2025 on the Official YouTube, Twitch, and Facebook channels of PUBG Mobile Esports. The broadcast will be available in multiple languages.

Top 5 teams to watch out for on PMGC 2025 Day 1

5) Orangutan

Orangutan is bringing India back to the PMGC stage after nearly 3 years. Led by IGL Aaru, with star players AKOP, WizzGod, and Attanki, they are known for strong teamwork and consistency. After winning BMSD 2025 & iQOO Battlegrounds 2025, they are one of the most exciting teams to watch.

4) DRX

South Korea’s top team DRX is famous for discipline and smart rotations. Players Cyxae, HYUNBIN, Qx, and SOEZ are performing in amazing form. They have multiple international podium finishes and are strong contenders for the title.

3) Alpha7 Esports

The Brazilian giants and PMWC 2024 Champions, Alpha7 feature stars like Carrilho and Revo. Known for aggressive gameplay and big-stage experience, they are always a threat in global events.

2) Regnum Carya Esports

Led by Sylas, this European squad narrowly missed the PMGC 2024 title by just one point. They have been in unstoppable form in 2025 and are entering the event as major favorites.

1) Alpha Gaming

The strongest lineup this season, led by DOK, with superstars Top, Zyol, REFUS, EAST, and B4RON. Their firepower and teamwork make them the top contenders to win PMGC 2025.

FFMAI 2025: 26 Teams from 7 Countries Set for Epic Free Fire Max Asia Invitational Showdown

Vikas Patil
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FFMAI 2025: 26 Teams from 7 Countries Set for Epic Free Fire Max Asia Invitational Showdown

Garena has officially dropped the first teaser for the highly anticipated Free Fire Max Asia Invitational (FFMAI) 2025. The tournament will feature 26 top teams from 7 Asian countries, including India, Bangladesh, Thailand, Nepal, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Malaysia. This is one of the biggest Free Fire Max events of the year, and fans are excited to see their favorite teams fight for the championship trophy.

From India, many top and well-known teams such as Godlike Esports, Orangutan x TSG, S8UL Elite, Total Gaming Esports, NS Pros, Meta Ninza, and Revenant XSpark will compete against Asia’s strongest squads in December 2025.

Garena drops Free Fire Max Asia Invitational (FFMAI) 2025 teaser

On Sunday, 23 November 2025, Free Fire Max India officially released the teaser video of FFMAI 2025. The teaser revealed important details about the tournament format and the participating regions. The event is expected to take place in December 2025, where teams will battle to become the best in Asia.

The teaser showcased exciting clips, intense gameplay visuals, and glimpses of team logos, which created huge hype among the fans. With the return of international competition, the excitement in the Indian Free Fire community has reached a new level.

Read More: PMGC 2025: Top 5 Teams to Watch out for in Gauntlet Stage

FFMAI 2025 Teams

A total of 26 teams will participate in the tournament from across Asia.

Teams

TeamsCountry
Godlike EsportsIndia
S8UL EliteIndia
Orangutan x TSGIndia
Total Gaming EsportsIndia
NS ProsIndia
Revenant XSparkIndia
Meta NinzaIndia
Reckoning EsportsIndia
Nightmare EsportsIndia
Headhunters EsportsIndia
Team FalconsThailand
AVIDAThailand
DRSNepal
Rising GodsNepal
GB EsportsNepal
BTR VitalityIndonesia
KagendraIndonesia
Maqna EsportsMalaysia
P EsportsVietnam
GOWVietnam
Red HawksBangladesh
The GoatBangladesh
Reflex UnitedBangladesh
Bangladesh Top 1Bangladesh
Red CliffBangladesh
FANGSBangladesh

FFMAI 2025 will be a massive tournament and an exciting moment for Indian fans as ten Indian teams will compete on an international stage. With high-level gameplay, intense rivalries, and huge expectations, Free Fire Max Asia Invitational 2025 is set to become one of the biggest esports events of the year.

Free Fire MAX Asia Invitational 2025 Set to Kick Off in December: Check Details

Vikas Patil
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Free Fire MAX Asia Invitational 2025 Set to Kick Off in December: Check Details

The highly anticipated Free Fire MAX Asia Invitational (FFMAI) 2025 is set to kick off this December, shortly after Free Fire Malaysia officially dropped the teaser across their social media platforms. Teams from India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, and Vietnam are expected to compete in this major regional showdown. Notably, Indian teams have already confirmed their participation in FFMAI 2025. Check out dates, team lineup, and more details.

Free Fire Max Asia Invitational 2025: Dates, Teams, and More

On Friday, 21 November 2025, Free Fire Malaysia officially announced the Free Fire MAX Asia Invitational 2025. The teaser revealed that the tournament is scheduled to kick off this December, featuring top teams from across the Asia region.

However, the exact dates have not yet been officially revealed. According to reports, the FFMAI 2025 is expected to begin in the first week of December and will likely run throughout the entire month. Most sources also indicate that the tournament will be held in an online format. Additionally, the tournament will be played in both Battle Royale and Clash Squad modes.

Read More: PMGC 2025: Top 5 Teams to Watch out for in Gauntlet Stage

Regarding the teams, a total of eight countries are expected to participate in the tournament, including India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, and Vietnam.

Indian teams have already begun receiving invitations for the FFMAI 2025. Recently, GodLike Esports player Marco confirmed through his Instagram broadcast channel that his team has officially received the invite. With this announcement, GodLike Esports’ participation in the Free Fire Asia Invitational 2025 is now confirmed. Additionally, fans are expecting more top Indian teams, such as S8UL Elite and Total Gaming Esports, to join the lineup as well.

The FFM Asia Invitational 2025 is looking very exciting, with many top teams from Asia set to compete. Indian teams have already confirmed their place, and more teams will be announced soon. Fans are now waiting for the final dates and full team list. The tournament will start in December.

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