Nongshim RedForce won the BGMI International Cup (BMIC) 2026 in Mumbai, while Gladiators Esports finished fourth to lead the Indian contingent. The three-day event ran from October 30 to November 1 at the Dome, SVP Indoor Stadium, with teams from India, South Korea and Japan competing for a ₹1 crore prize pool and PUBG Mobile Global Championship qualification.
For BGMI followers, the result is a useful snapshot of how the international field performed rather than a new in-game update. Tournament results, prize claims and any promised “PMGC registration” should be checked through KRAFTON’s verified esports channels, not through Telegram links or posts offering paid access.
BMIC 2026 final standings
According to 91mobiles’ November 4 report, Nongshim RedForce finished first on 233 points, including five Winner Winner Chicken Dinners and 148 finish points. Kiwoom DRX took second with 151 points and Dplus KIA finished third with 149.
Gladiators Esports placed fourth on 144 points, followed by Outrage Esports on 125 and K9 Esports on 116. That made Gladiators the highest-placed Indian side at the event. The report says iQOO Soul secured a PMGC 2026 place through its result, while the two international qualification positions went to Nongshim RedForce and Kiwoom DRX.
What the Mumbai event means for Indian BGMI viewers
BMIC was a cross-region tournament, so it should not be confused with a regular BGMI ranked season or a public cash contest. The safest route to future event details is the official organiser’s announcement and its verified social accounts. Check the published eligibility rules before entering a qualifier, especially if a page asks for a fee, an OTP or account credentials.
The event also sits alongside a busy Indian mobile-esports calendar. Readers can compare its structure with our coverage of KRAFTON Battlin’s open BGMI tournaments and BGMI Survivor League. Those are separate programmes with their own rules, dates and official entry routes.
How to follow the next stage safely
- Use a verified KRAFTON or event-organiser channel for brackets, streams and player announcements.
- Do not pay a third party for a spectator pass, a “guaranteed roster slot” or a score adjustment.
- Keep game-login recovery codes and one-time passwords private.
- Read the tournament rules before sharing a result; event formats and qualification routes can differ.
For a separate grassroots route across several mobile titles, see our guide to Google Play Arena and its India championship format. Google’s official Play Arena announcement explains that its qualifiers are free and merit-led, an important distinction from paid or unverified offers.
Sources: 91mobiles’ BMIC 2026 results report and Google’s official Google Play Arena announcement.
