NS RedForce strengthened their position at the top of the Battlegrounds Mobile India International Cup (BMIC) 2026 standings after Day 2, finishing with 128 points across 12 matches. The South Korean team maintained its strong form, while Dplus and DRX followed in second and third place.

The second day of the international tournament took place on October 31 at the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Indoor Stadium in Mumbai, featuring 16 teams from India, South Korea and Japan.

NS RedForce Lead the Overall Standings

NS RedForce finished Day 2 with 128 points and three Chicken Dinners, maintaining a comfortable lead over their competitors. Dplus secured second place with 105 points and three Chicken Dinners, while DRX followed closely with the same 105 points but one Chicken Dinner.

GAME PT occupied fourth place with 88 points, followed by Team Outrage with 83 points. Gladiators Esports secured sixth position with 79 points.

K9 Esports and KINOTROPE completed the top eight with 78 points each. Team Soul finished ninth with 72 points, while 8Bit occupied tenth place with 70 points.

Indian Teams Show Signs of Improvement

Day 2 also brought improved performances from several Indian representatives. K9 Esports secured a Chicken Dinner in Match 7, earning 17 points and giving the Indian side an early boost.

Gladiators Esports also secured a Chicken Dinner during the day's matches. Team Soul and 8Bit improved their overall performances compared to the opening day, although both remained outside the top eight.

Meanwhile, Japanese representative Valor also delivered a notable performance, securing a Chicken Dinner during the second day.

BMIC 2026 Day 3: Schedule and Where to Watch

The final day of BMIC 2026 is scheduled for November 1, 2026. All 16 teams will compete in the remaining six matches, with the overall standings determining the tournament champion.

The livestream will begin at 12:30 PM IST on the official KRAFTON India Esports YouTube channel. Fans can follow the broadcast in multiple languages, including English, Hindi, Japanese and Korean.

With two PMGC 2026 qualification spots available, the final six matches will be crucial for teams aiming to secure their international qualification.