BMIC 2025 Day 2 Points table: Team DRX Leads Despite Comeback From Indian Teams

The second day of Krafton India eSports's marquee event, Battlegrounds Mobile International Cup (BMIC) 2025, on November 1, 2025, was packed with action. Sixteen teams went head-to-head across six matches on three different maps: Erangle, Miramar, and Rondo. This is one of the biggest BGMI tournaments this fall because the winners and runners-up will get direct spots in the PMGC 2025. By the end of day two, Team DRX from South Korea continued to lead the overall standings despite a strong comeback from the Indian teams.

BMIC 2025 has a total of 16 teams from India, Japan and Korea. BMIC 2025 consist of some studded teams from two of the most competitive regions- India and KRJP. This includes the likes of Team DRX, Team Reject, Team Orangutan and iQOO Soul. The top 2 teams from BMIC will head to Riyadh for the biggest battle royal event of the year- PMGC.

BMIC 2025 Day 2 Points Table

South Korean champions started the day on a strong note, with team Dplus Kia securing the first chicken dinner with 10 finish points. Team Mysterious 4 annihilated the competition in the second match, getting 18 finish WWCD. Clutchgod proved why he is still one of the best IGLs in the country as Team Markings clutched a win in match 3. The Korean showstoppers Nongshim Redforce asserted their dominance from match 4, where they got a 19-point victory. Team CAG from Japan won in the fifth match, but it was BMSD champs Orangutan who ended the day on a high with a 21-point victory. The BMIC 2025 Day 2 Points Table is given below:

BMIC 2025 Where To Watch

The second day of BMIC 2025 had a live view count of 240,000 at one point. You can also enjoy the non-stop BGMI action from the best teams of this region in BMIC 2025 by tuning into the official stream on Krafton India eSports YouTube Channel.

The last day of the competition is going to bring some serious BGMI action in BMIC 2025. Can Indian teams finally step up and take down the Korean and Japanese teams, or will they dominate again? Plus, will we see more than two Indian teams make it to the PMGC, or is it all riding on the already qualified Team Orangutan? We’ll get answers to all these questions tomorrow after the day wraps up.