PMWC Day 4: IDA Esports Take Three Chicken Dinners as Team Vitality Finish Top of Group B

By Riya Verma

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PMWC Day 4 was played on 9 August 2026. The final six matches of Group B were played today, and the rankings saw several major changes. IDA Esports won three Chicken Dinners throughout the day, while Team Vitality finished first overall with 148 points after 12 matches. IDA Esports finished second in the group stage with 108 points, while GODLIKE ESPORTS finished third with 105 points.

The final Group B standings also confirmed HORAA ESPORTS in fourth with 98 points, followed closely by S2G ESPORTS on 97 and EARENA on 95. NONGSHIM REDFORCE completed the top seven with 88 points.

PMWC Day 4 Match Results

The Day 4 match results featured six games across RONDO, ERANGEL and MIRAMAR.

MatchWinnerMap
Match 1GODLIKE ESPORTSRONDO
Match 2IDA ESPORTSERANGEL
Match 3IDA ESPORTSERANGEL
Match 4ALPHA7ERANGEL
Match 5TIANBAMIRAMAR
Match 6IDA ESPORTSMIRAMAR

IDA Esports were the standout team of the day, winning three of the six matches, with victories coming on both ERANGEL and MIRAMAR. GODLIKE ESPORTS opened the listed Day 4 results with a win on RONDO, while ALPHA7 and TIANBA also claimed one Chicken Dinner each.

IDA Esports Complete a Remarkable Turnaround

IDA Esports’ performance became one of the biggest stories of the day. The team finished Group B with three wins, 55 placement points and 53 elimination points for 108 total points, placing second overall.

Before Day 4, IDA Esports were quite far down the leaderboard, but they strengthened their position in the final matches. Their three Chicken Dinners eventually changed their position and helped them secure a place among the top teams moving forward.

The team also showed a strong elimination presence during the day, with the commentary describing their ability to scout opponents, take aggressive fights and capitalize on positioning during key zones.

Team Vitality Finish PMWC Group B in First Place

Despite the surge from IDA Esports, Team Vitality remained the dominant force across the full Group B stage.

Vitality finished first with 148 points, including 45 placement points and 103 elimination points, while recording two wins. Their 103 elimination points were the highest total among all 16 teams in the final Group B standings.

Vitality performed extremely well for two days, showing that the team could maintain a strong performance even while trying different approaches.

GODLIKE ESPORTS Secure Third Place

GODLIKE ESPORTS finished the Group B stage in third place with 105 points, only three points behind IDA Esports.

The team recorded one win and accumulated 32 placement points and 73 elimination points. Their elimination total was the second-highest in the final Group B standings, behind only Team Vitality’s 103.

EARENA Fall Out of the Top Five

EARENA experienced one of the more disappointing finishes in Group B. The team ended the stage in sixth place with 95 points, despite recording one win and producing 31 placement points and 64 elimination points.

EARENA delivered a record-breaking performance in the first match of Group B on Day 1, scoring 39 points in the match against RONDO. However, they could not maintain the same momentum later and eventually dropped out of the top five.

PMWC Group B Final Standings

The completed Group B leaderboard was led by Team Vitality, with IDA Esports and GODLIKE ESPORTS completing the top three.

RankTeamWinsPlacement PointsElim. PointsTotal
1TEAM VITALITY245103148
2IDA ESPORTS35553108
3GODLIKE ESPORTS13273105
4HORAA ESPORTS1376198
5S2G ESPORTS0316697
6EARENA1316495
7NONGSHIM REDFORCE2375188
8ALPHA71194564
9YANGON GALACTICOS0273461
10721 GS ESPORTS0124860
11TIANBA1193049
12WOLVES ESPORTS0133649
13DOPENESS0172845
14ETSH ESPORTS043236
15TT PROJECT013536
16HUSTLER CREW042125

Top Players in Group B

The supplied player leaderboard placed REYZAK at No. 1 with 30 eliminations and 5,083 damage, while AXEL followed with 29 eliminations and 5,076 damage.

REIZYY ranked third with 24 eliminations but recorded the highest damage total among the listed players at 5,859, along with an average survival time of 23:54. NOFEAR911 and SPOWERR completed the top five.

RankPlayerEliminationsDamageKnockoutsAvg. Survival
1REYZAK305,0833022:47
2AXEL295,0762622:30
3REIZYY245,8592223:54
4NOFEAR911234,8542421:17
5SPOWERR234,3542519:45

Survival Stage Teams Revealed

All the teams in the Survival Stage are expected to give each other a tough fight, with several teams having to struggle to move forward. Teams like FURIA and ALPHA7 were also under special attention, while NONGSHIM REDFORCE was considered a team that could perform well in the Survival Stage.

Qualified Teams for Survival Stage:

RankTeam
1ULF ESPORTS
2AG.AL
3GOAT TEAM
4FURIA
5EARENA
6NONGSHIM REDFORCE
7ALPHA7
8YANGON GALACTICOS
9ALULA CLUB ESPORTS
10KIWOOM DRX
11TEAM RRQ
12GEEKAY ESPORTS
13721 GS ESPORTS
14TIANBA
15WOLVES ESPORTS
16DOPENESS

According to the EWC schedule, the Survival Stage is expected to start on 11 August, and the focus will now be on the teams fighting to move forward from this stage.

Group Stage – 10 Teams Advance to the Finals

After four days of Group Stage matches, five teams from Group A and five teams from Group B have directly qualified for the Final.

The 10 teams heading into the Finals are:

RankTeam
14THRIVES ESPORTS
2ORANGUTAN
3AURORA GAMING
4TEAM FLASH
5NIGMA GALAXY
6TEAM VITALITY
7IDA ESPORTS
8GODLIKE ESPORTS
9HORAA ESPORTS
10S2G ESPORTS

For India, the qualification carries particular significance, as ORANGUTAN and GODLIKE ESPORTS have both secured their places in the Finals. Having both Indian teams advance from the Group Stage gives Indian esports fans another major reason to celebrate, with the two teams now set to compete on the biggest stage of the tournament.

GODLIKE ESPORTS, in particular, impressed with an aggressive approach built around securing eliminations. Their elimination output was significantly higher than that of ORANGUTAN, highlighting the team’s ability to take fights and consistently find opportunities for eliminations during the Group Stage.

GODLIKE’s performance has placed them in a strong position heading into the Finals, while the qualification of both Indian representatives means India will have two teams competing for the title. For the Indian esports scene, seeing ORANGUTAN and GODLIKE ESPORTS advance together represents a significant achievement.

Riya is a Free Fire content writer and active player since 2022, known for analyzing gameplay mechanics, updates, and in-game data to deliver clear, experience-based insights for players.

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