FFWS SEA 2026 Fall Knockout Week 4: RRQ and MBR Made it Through, EVOS Relegated

A good day for Indonesian Free Fire fans as more Indonesian teams qualified from the fourth week of the knockout stage of the FFWS SEA 2026 Fall. Both RRQ Kazu and MBR Omega made it narrowly to the grand finals after finishing fifth and sixth at the table.

RRQ Kazu was predicted to finish comfortably in the top 6, and they did just that. Despite facing strong opposition during later matchdays, the team steadfastly held onto their position. Serving a total of 2 Booyahs and 234 points, RRQ played to their expectations.

Perhaps a more impressive feat went to MBR Omega, who played confidently throughout the knockout stage. Being a promotion team, they performed exceptionally well and even proved that they could be a threat. With 2 Booyahs and 231 points, they have shaken the big 4 status of Indonesian Free Fire major teams.

Moving on to EVOS Divine, they unfortunately finished last at the table with zero Booyah and only a meager 147 points in their pocket. Losing top players like Rasyah proved to be their biggest blow, and despite the efforts poured by their new additions, it was a little bit too late to bounce back.

While they weren’t the worst team in terms of eliminating their opponents and securing good placements, overall they just didn’t perform at their best level. With this result, EVOS will be relegated to the FFNS tournament.

While EVOS could shine at the FFNS, they will have to stay alert for any unexpected factors at the tournament. A lot of major organizations still wanted to make it to the FFWS SEA, and grassroots teams could also spring out surprises.

Meanwhile, Team Falcons from Thailand topped the table with 2 Booyahs and 280 points, followed by Vietnam’s P Esports with 2 Booyahs and 270 points. This shows that Thai and Vietnamese teams still pose a great threat.

Interestingly, no Malaysian teams qualified for the finals, as Team Vamos, Maqna Esports, and Esports Putrajaya finished below the safe zone. Despite some of them recruiting Indonesian personnel, perhaps in terms of strategy there are a lot of things that they have to catch up on.