FFWS Global Finals 2026 Week 1: RRQ Settles in Top 5

The first week of the Knockout Stage of the Free Fire World Series (FFWS) Global Finals 2026 Bangkok, held from 6 to 8 November 2026, delivered fierce battles among 24 teams from around the world. Teams from Vietnam, Brazil, Thailand, Mexico, Indonesia, and India fought closely for the top 12 places to keep their hopes of reaching the Grand Finals alive.

Three Indonesian representatives — RRQ Kazu, ONIC, and Bigetron by Vitality — each recorded a different performance in the first week. RRQ Kazu ended the week as the best-placed Indonesian team, in fifth position with 305 points. Meanwhile, ONIC (216 points) sat in 11th place, and Bigetron by Vitality (207 points) in 13th. All three teams must battle closely with the other seeded teams to secure their position in the second week.

RRQ Kazu closed Week 1 with 305 points and three Booyahs. They opened the week in sixth place with 109 points, then climbed to second the following day with a total of 230 points. A further 75 points on the final day took RRQ to a fifth-place finish for the week.

RRQ now trails Vietnam’s Team P Esports, the standings leader on 325 points, by 20 points. Even so, competition at the top remains tight, with Brazilian side Fluxo close behind in second on 321 points. With three matches remaining for RRQ in Phase 1 of the Knockout Stage, RRQ still has room to chase the leading teams.

RRQ’s consistent and disciplined performance has been underpinned by contributions from the entire roster. One of them is RRQ Abaay, the rusher who took MVP honors on the second day of competition.

“Of course I am very happy to receive this award, but individual achievements are not the most important thing right now. The journey is still long, and we have to keep improving and keep playing better so that we can score maximum points and lock in a Grand Finals ticket early. That is what matters more for us as a team,” said RRQ Kazu player Abaay.

Indonesia’s other representative, ONIC, finished the week with 216 points in 11th place. After sitting 16th on the second day, ONIC collected an additional 97 points on the final day and climbed five places. They now lead 12th-placed Team Apex Gaming (TAG) of India by six points and must maintain their momentum to stay inside the top 12.

Meanwhile, Bigetron by Vitality (BTR), Indonesia’s third team, remains 13th with 207 points. After starting the week in seventh, BTR slipped to 11th on the second day and now sits just three points behind TAG. That narrow margin opens the door for BTR to break into the top 12 next week.

Every Indonesian team still has a chance to reach the TOP 12 in the second week of the Knockout Stage of the FFWS Global Finals 2026, which will take place on 13–15 November 2026. RRQ Kazu, ONIC, and Bigetron by Vitality must finish inside the TOP 12 in the second week’s final standings if they are to secure an early Grand Finals ticket.