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FFMIC 2026 Fall

TEZ FFMIC 2026 Fall: Grand Finals at Noida Indoor Stadium on 26 and 27 September, 12 teams, ₹1 crore prize pool and three FFWS 2026 slots.

Champion
Team Apex Gaming
Dates
30 May – 27 Sep 2026
Prize pool
₹1 crore
Teams
12 in the Grand Finals
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On this page
  1. Winners
  2. Full schedule
  3. Grand Finals format
  4. Day 1: Point Rush (26 September)
  5. Day 2: Champion Rush (27 September)
  6. Qualified teams
  7. Results and full standings
  8. Final standings
  9. Point Rush standings
  10. Prize pool and prize money
  11. FFWS 2026 qualification
  12. How to watch
  13. Previous edition

The TEZ Free Fire MAX India Cup (FFMIC) 2026 Fall is the second FFMIC season of 2026. Twelve teams play the Grand Finals at Noida Indoor Stadium on 26 and 27 September 2026 for a ₹1 crore prize pool, and the top three qualify for the Free Fire World Series 2026 Global Finals in Bangkok.

Winners

Full schedule

StageDatesTeams
City qualifiers30 May – 28 Jun 202612 cities
In-game qualifiers (FFC mode)–Open
Play-ins–84 teams, top 42 advance
Group stage6–30 Aug 202648 teams
Knockout stage28 Aug – 6 Sep 2026Top 12 advance
Grand Finals: Point Rush26 Sep 202612 teams
Grand Finals: Champion Rush27 Sep 202612 teams

Grand Finals format

Day 1: Point Rush (26 September)

The 12 finalists play six matches with standard scoring. The broadcast starts around 2:30 PM IST and the first match at 2:50 PM IST, with matches roughly every 30 minutes. The top six teams earn headstart points for day 2, from 10 points for first place down to 1 point for sixth. Teams placed seventh to twelfth start day 2 on zero.

Day 2: Champion Rush (27 September)

Teams carry their headstart points into Champion Rush. A team becomes eligible for the title once it reaches 110 points, and the first eligible team to win a match (a Booyah) is crowned champion.

Qualified teams

Results and full standings

Final standings

#TeamBooyahsKillsPoints
1Team Apex Gaming––149
2Resurrection Esports––151
3TSG Pros––146
4Clutza Esports––134
5Orangutan x Elite––127
6Total Gaming Esports––120
7Revenant XSpark––116
8NG Pros––109
9S8UL Esports––106
10GodLike Esports––101
11Desi Gamers Esports––77
12The W Squad––68

Point Rush standings

#TeamBooyahsKillsPointsHeadstart
1TSG Pros1–12010
2S8UL Esports0–1067
3Revenant XSpark2–905
4Team Apex Gaming147793
5GodLike Esports0–772
6Desi Gamers Esports1–741
7Orangutan x Elite0–720
8NG Pros0–720
9Resurrection Esports1–690
10Clutza Esports041630
11Total Gaming Esports0–500
12The W Squad0–350

Prize pool and prize money

PlaceTeamPrize
1stTeam Apex Gaming₹35 lakh
2ndResurrection Esports₹17 lakh
3rdTSG Pros₹7 lakh
4th to 12thTBD₹2.5 lakh to ₹5 lakh
MVPTBD₹1.5 lakh
Total prize pool₹1 crore

Places four to twelve receive between ₹2.5 lakh and ₹5 lakh each, falling with each place.

FFWS 2026 qualification

The top three teams qualify for the Free Fire World Series (FFWS) 2026 Global Finals in Bangkok, where they represent India against the best teams from other regions.

How to watch

Both days stream live on the official Free Fire MAX Esports India YouTube channel.

Previous edition

Team HIND won the 2026 Spring season in Gandhinagar, ahead of Fireeyes Gaming and Total Gaming Esports. See all past champions on the FFMIC page.

Sources (4)
  1. TEZ FFMIC 2026 Fall Grand Finals: Schedule, Teams, Prize Pool, and More talkesport.com
  2. TEZ FFMIC 2026 Fall Point Rush: Date, Timings, Teams, Where to Watch talkesport.com
  3. FFMIC 2026 Fall Knockout Stage: Teams, Groups, Schedule, Format talkesport.com
  4. Free Fire Max India Cup Fall 2026 (Esportsverse) esportsverse.live

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