Horaa take a four-point lead into PMGO’s Smash Rule final day
The Nepali squad finished Saturday on 57 points, ahead of ULF and Alter Ego, with the title still open on Sunday.
Horaa Esports finished the first day of the PMGO Season 2 Grand Finals in first place with 57 points from six matches, including one Chicken Dinner and 32 eliminations. That put the Nepal team four points ahead of ULF Esports.
Indonesia’s Alter Ego Ares and AK Gold sat third and fourth on 48 and 44 points. The standings leave several teams close enough to challenge across the seven-match final day.
A 67-point threshold is only the start
The day-one leaderboard sets 67 as the Smash Rule match-point line: ten points above Horaa’s 57. Reaching that total makes a team eligible to win, but it still needs a Chicken Dinner to claim the title under the rule.
The official format adds a themed-map showmatch before Match 7. Its winner can ban one map option for a possible Match 13; if no team is crowned by the end of Match 12, the leader chooses between the two remaining maps for that final match.
Alter Ego and AK Gold remain in the chase
Alter Ego’s nine-point gap to Horaa is still manageable over a full day, while AK Gold starts 13 points back. The final is not decided by Saturday’s lead: the Smash Rule can turn the title race on a single winning match after teams reach the threshold.
Sources
- Gametube: Grand Finals Day 1 standings and match recap
- Level Infinite: official Grand Finals format and Match 13 rules
- eSportsAmaze: PMGO standings and 67-point match-point line
- Sportsdunia: Day 1 table and Smash Rule explanation
Checked on 25 October 2026, Malaysia time. The six-match leaderboard was cross-checked across two live results trackers; the publisher’s release confirms the final-day format and Match 13 condition.