CEGC 2025 BGMI Semifinals Day 2: Overall standings and highlights

Day 2 of the CEGC 2025 BGMI Semifinals came to an end on November 5. 12 teams participated in the first two days of this stage, where they played eight games each. Gods Reign ranked first in the overall standings with 94 points and two Chicken Dinners. The squad has collected 66 eliminations and 28 position points. Vasista Esports, led by Hector, came second with 84 points.

A total of 24 teams are competing in the Semifinals of the CEGC 2025 BGMI Semifinals. Each team will play 16 games. The top eight teams will advance to the Grand Finals, while the bottom 16 will duke it out in the Last Chance stage for eight spots in the Grand Finals.

Overall standings of CEGC 2025 BGMI Semifinals after Day 2

1. Gods Reign - 94 points
2. Vasista Esports - 84 points
3. Welt Esports - 79 points
4. Cincinati Kids - 73 points
5. Team 8Bit - 73 points
6. Blitz - 73 points
7. Team GodLike - 64 points
8. NONX - 58 points
9. Versatile - 54 points
10. Meta Ninza - 53 points
11. Orangutan - 51 points
12. Victores Sumus - 46 points
13. Revenant XSpark - 45 points
14. FS Esports - 45 points
15. Autobotz - 44 points
16. True Rippers - 39 points
17. Marcos Esports - 37 points
18. Rising Esports - 34 points
19. Team Soul - 29 points
20. Madking - 21 points
21. Team Tamilas - 18 points
22. K9 Esports - 16 points
23. Wyld Fangs - 13 points
24. Why Not Esports - 11 points

As of now, Welt Esports stands in third place with 79 points and two Chicken Dinners. Cincinnati Kids, 8Bit, and Blitz Esports have scored 73 points each. GodLike, led by Manya, is currently ranked seventh, with 64 points and one Chicken Dinner, while NONX and Versatile are eighth and ninth with 58 and 54 points, respectively.

Orangutan Gaming, which recently won the BGMI Showdown (BMSD) 2025, is currently placed 11th in the CEGC, with 51 points. Revenant XSpark, who recently signed Punk, has secured 13th place with 45 points. True Rippers had an average run in its initial eight games of the Semifinals, placing 16th with 39 points. The squad recently acquired second place in the International Cup 2025.

Team Soul, led by BGMI Star Nakul, ranked 19th with 29 points, including 26 eliminations. Madking and Team Tamilas have scored 18 and 16 points respectively. K9 Esports has had a poor run so far, having accumulated only 16 points in its eight games. Finally, Wyld Fangs and Why Not Esports are placed in the bottom two, with 13 and 11 points, respectively.

Edited by Niladri Roy