BMIC 2026 Day 3: Outrage Esports Win Match 13

Outrage Esports (OR) won Match 13, the opening game of Day 3 at the BMIC 2026 International Cup, with nine finishes and 1,844 damage. Their win moved them up to fourth on the overall table, but Nongshim RedForce (NS) took the match points table with 22 points from 16 finishes, showing that a chicken dinner and the most points in a match are not always the same thing.

Match 13 Result: Outrage Esports Win the Chicken Dinner

BMIC 2026 Day 3 Opens: Outrage Esports Take Match 13 as NS Lead the Points Table

Outrage finished with nine finishes, 1,844 damage, and 641 healing. Their four-man squad split the work across the match, with the top two damage dealers both posting strong totals.

Player	Finishes	Damage	Knocks
OROMEGAA	0	38	0
ORSLUC	3	708	1
ORNINJABOII	4	699	3
ORKNIGHTT	2	399	2

ORNINJABOII led the squad on finishes with four and added three knocks, while ORSLUC contributed three finishes and the second-highest damage in the team with 708. The match was a team win in the sense that every player who finished the game with a meaningful contribution did so through the mid and late stages.

Match 13 MVP and Top Players

NSXXZY1 of NS was named Match 13 MVP, with six finishes, 1,322 damage, two assists, seven knockouts, and 27:18 of survival time. That was a standout individual performance even in a match Outrage won, and it kept NS at the top of the points table.

The top five players of Match 13 were:

Player	Team	Finishes	Damage	Assists	Knockouts	Survival Time
NSXXZY1	NS	6	1,322	2	7	27:18
NSXHYUNBIN	NS	5	743	1	3	27:38
DKXCHPZ	DK	5	653	1	5	24:31
K9XTAURUSS06	K9	4	862	0	4	15:13
GDRXNEYOO	GDR	4	787	1	4	20:49

K9XTAURUSS06 deserves a closer look. He dealt 862 damage, the second-highest figure in the match, but his survival time of 15:13 was the shortest of the top five. That is a useful example of the trade-off in this event: damage and early fights add points, but a player who is eliminated early cannot help a team place well at the end.

Match 13 Point Standings

Rank	Team	Finishes	Position Points	Total Points
1	NS	16	6	22
2	OR	9	10	19
3	FS	6	3	9
4	DK	7	2	9
5	KRX	4	4	8
6	GDR	8	0	8
7	BLEC	8	0	8
8	MTR	2	5	7
9	8BIT	5	1	6
10	DCP	6	0	6
11	K9	6	0	6
12	SOUL	3	0	3
13	RIC	1	1	2
14	VS	2	0	2
15	KN	2	0	2
16	VAL	1	0	1

NS’s 16 finishes were the most in the match, and they collected 22 points despite finishing second in position points, not first. OR’s 10 position points for the win gave them second place on the table. GDR and BLEC each recorded eight finishes but no position points, so they ended the match on eight points, level with the leaders’ total of 22 in the middle of the field.

Overall Standings After Match 13

Rank	Team	Wins (WWCD)	Finish Points	Position Points	Total
1	NS	3	91	59	150
2	DK	3	69	45	114
3	KRX	1	73	40	113
4	OR	2	64	38	102
5	DCP	0	74	20	94
6	GDR	1	66	21	87
7	K9	2	57	27	84
8	KN	0	51	29	80
9	8BIT	0	50	26	76
10	SOUL	0	58	17	75
11	RIC	0	42	27	69
12	FS	0	41	17	58
13	MTR	0	42	15	57
14	BLEC	0	39	15	54
15	VAL	1	25	14	39
16	VS	0	10	6	16

NS extend their lead to 36 points over DK, who sit second with 114. Kiwoom DRX (KRX) hold third on 113 after a quieter match. OR climb from fifth to fourth on 102, with their second chicken dinner of the event, and DCP drop to fifth on 94 despite leading the event on finishes with 74.

Analysis: Points Versus Wins

Match 13 is a useful reminder of how the scoring works. Every finish is worth a point, and a chicken dinner adds 10 position points. NS collected the most points in the match by finishing 16 players, but they placed second in position points, so they could not claim the win. Outrage got the chicken dinner with nine finishes and 10 position points, which gave them 19 points in total.

For Indian teams, the match shows both sides of the picture. Outrage won, which is the fourth chicken dinner for Indian teams in 13 matches. But GDR and BLEC each had eight finishes and no position points, and K9 had six finishes with none. Those results match the pattern seen earlier in the event: strong finishing without the endgame placement that turns fights into points.

What Comes Next

With 13 of 18 matches complete, NS lead the table by 36 points, which makes them the clear favourites to finish top. The race that matters is for the places behind them. DK and KRX are within striking distance of each other, and OR now have two chicken dinners and sit in fourth. The remaining five matches will decide whether any team can close a gap this large, or whether NS will simply hold their position.

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Sources:

PUBG: Battlegrounds on Wikipedia, for background on the maps used in the event
Battlegrounds Mobile India on Wikipedia, for background on the game and its competitive scene
Krafton, the publisher behind Battlegrounds Mobile India and Krafton India Esports

FAQs

Who won Match 13 at BMIC 2026?

Outrage Esports won Match 13, the opening game of Day 3, with nine finishes and 1,844 damage.

Who was the Match 13 MVP?

NSXXZY1 of Nongshim RedForce was named Match 13 MVP. He recorded six finishes, 1,322 damage, two assists, seven knockouts, and 27:18 of survival time.

Which team led the BMIC 2026 standings after Match 13?

Nongshim RedForce led the overall standings with 150 points. They also led the Match 13 points table with 22 points.

How many points does a chicken dinner add at BMIC 2026?

A chicken dinner adds 10 position points. Each finish is worth one point.