Free Fire Max Asia Invitational (FFMAI) 2025 BR Main Event: Overall standings and finalists

The three-day Main Event of the Free Fire Max Asia Invitational (FFMAI) 2025 came to an end on December 13. The top 12 teams advanced to the Battle Royale Grand Finals, scheduled on December 14, while the bottom six were knocked out of the Battle Royale contest. The top 16 teams from the overall standings have secured their seats in the Clash Squad mode battle.

Team Falcons from Thailand was the star performer of the Main Event. The experienced squad displayed stellar performances throughout it's 12 matches and claimed first place in the overall standings with 279 points. It earned four Booyahs and 179 eliminations in this process.

Bigetron By Vitality from Indonesia was also phenomenal in the Main Event. The squad posted 252 points on the scoreboard and secured second position. It acquired two Booyahs and 158 eliminations in its 12 games.

Overall scoreboard of FFMAI 2025 Main Event

Overall points table of Asia Cup Invitational 2025 Main Event (Image via YouTube/Free Fire Max Esports India Official)

Avida X KDC finished third in the Main Event with 166 points despite not having any Booyah. Popular Indian team Total Gaming Esports occupied fourth position with 156 points. The team clinched 79 eliminations and two Booyahs. The Indian powerhouse recently won the FFMIC 2025 and will look to lift the FFMAI 2025 BR title.

Kagendra from Indonesia was fifth with 155 points and one Booyah. Vietnamese teams P Esports and GOW secured sixth and seventh ranks with 153 and 143 points, respectively. Indian teams Nightmare and Meta Ninza were eighth and ninth with 139 and 137, points respectively.

NG Pros and GodLike had an average run in the FFMAI Main Event as they ranked 10th and 11th with 136 and 131 points to their respective names. DRS Gaming from Nepal finished 12th in the overall standings with 125 points and two Booyahs. These top 12 teams will now contest in the Grand Finals on Sunday.

Qualified teams for Asia Invitational 2025 Grand Finals (Image via YouTube/Free Fire Max Esports India Official)

Reckoning, Maqna, and GB Esports were 13th, 14th, and 15th with 125, 103, and 101 points, respectively. India’s Revenant XSpark was 16th on the table with 95 points. S8UL Elite and Red Hawks were in the bottom two with 90 and 78 points, respectively. Both teams faced elimination from the FFMAI 2025 as they were unable to secure their spots in the Clash Squad mode.

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Edited by Abu Amjad Khan