BGMI International Cup (BMIC) 2025 Day 1: Livestream, teams, map order, and how to watch

Day 1 of the BGMI International Cup (BMIC) 2025 will take place on October 31. A total of 16 teams from India, South Korea, and Japan will play six matches on the opening day. The three-day tournament will feature 18 games across three maps: Rondo, Erangel, and Miramar. The grand event is planned at the Yashobhoomi Convention Center, Delhi, India.

The top two performers from the BMIC event will progress to the PUBG Mobile Global Championship (PMGC) 2025. Eight teams from the BMSD 2025 have made it to the International Cup. Four teams from South Korea and four teams from Japan have also qualified for the contest. Dplus, Orangutan, and Reject have already earned their spot in the PMGC 2025.

Participating teams in BMIC 2025

Here are the 16 teams that will fight in BGMI International Cup (BMIC) 2025:

Dplus (South Korea)
NongShim RedForce (South Korea)
Jecheon Phalanx (South Korea)
DRX (South Korea)
Reject (Japan)
REIGNITE (Japan)
Making The Road (Japan)
CAG Osaka (Japan)
Orangutan (India)
K9 Esports (India)
Team Soul (India)
True Rippers (India)
Nebula Esports (India)
Gods Reign (India)
Mysterious 4 (India)
Madkings (India)

How to watch BGMI International Cup (BMIC) 2025 Day 1

The BMIC 2025 will be livestreamed only on the YouTube channel of Krafton India Esports from 1:30 pm IST onwards. It will be broadcast in many languages, including English, Hindi, and Japanese.

Here is the map order for Day 1:

Match 1 - Rondo
Match 2 - Erangel
Match 3 - Erangel
Match 4 - Erangel
Match 5 - Miramar
Match 6 - Miramar

South Korea’s Dplus was the winner of the PMGC 2024. The team has showed magnificent performances in its regional events this year, and will look to win another prestigious title. Nolbu from the team will be one of the top players to watch out for in the BMIC 2025.

NS RedForce from has also displayed great performances in its regional tournaments this year. Reject from Japan had a phenomenal run in the PMJL S5 Phase 2, and will aim to clinch the International Cup. REIGNITE was also impressive in the PMJL Phase 2.

Orangutan from India recently secured the BMSD 2025 title. The Aaru-led lineup has performed well in the last few months. K9 Esports, Team Soul, and True Ruppers have also played brilliantly in their last few major events.

Nebula and Gods Reign recently showed improved performances in the BMSD 2025. Mysterious and Madkings had an average run there. These clubs will aim to improve their performances in the BMIC 2025 and take a spot in the Global Championship.

Edited by Abu Amjad Khan