Winner, prize pool distribution, and summary

The iQOO Free Fire Max Pro Series Season 3 came to an end on March 19, 2026. Aerobotz Esports emerged as the winner after securing three Booyahs, 206 eliminations, and 319 points in the Grand Finals. For the victory, the team was awarded ₹4 lakh.

Season 3 of the iQOO Free Fire Max Pro Series was held from March 14, 2026, to March 19, 2026. A total of 18 teams competed in the Playoffs for 12 spots in the Grand Finals. The top 12 then battled across 18 matches to claim the championship title.

Overall standings of iQOO Free Fire Pro Series S3 Grand Finals

Here are the overall standings after the iQOO Free Fire Pro Series Season 3 Grand Finals:

1. Aerobotz Esports – 319 points
2. Team Hind – 317 points
3. Total Gaming Esports – 288 points
4. S8UL Elite – 275 points
5. Zutsu Esports – 270 points
6. Gyan Gaming – 251 points
7. Godlike Esports – 228 points
8. Reckoning Esports – 222 points
9. GG Instinct – 192 points
10. Orangutan x TSG – 183 points
11. Meta Ninza – 163 points
12. HN Allied – 142 points

Prize pool distribution

The iQOO Free Fire Pro Series Season 3 featured a prize pool of ₹10 lakh, distributed among the top 12 teams. Mafia from Total Gaming earned the MVP award and received ₹50,000 in prize money.

Here is the prize pool distribution:

1. Aerobotz Esports – ₹4 lakh
2. Team Hind – ₹1.6 lakh
3. Total Gaming Esports – ₹90,000
4. S8UL Elite – ₹75,000
5. Zutsu Esports – ₹50,000
6. Gyan Gaming – ₹40,000
7. GodLike Esports – ₹35,000
8. Reckoning Esports – ₹30,000
9. GG Instinct – ₹25,000
10. Orangutan x TSG – ₹20,000
11. Meta Ninza – ₹15,000
12. HN Allied – ₹10,000

Team Hind ranked second in the event, scoring 317 points with the help of two Booyahs and 198 eliminations. Total Gaming Esports finished third with 288 points and three Booyahs. The team’s star player, Mafia, stood out with 71 eliminations.

S8UL Elite and Zutsu claimed the fourth and fifth positions with 275 and 270 points, respectively, each winning three Booyahs. Gyan Gaming followed in sixth place with 251 points and three Booyahs.

GodLike Esports had a modest run, finishing seventh with 228 points. Reckoning Esports and GG Instinct ranked eighth and ninth with 222 and 192 points, respectively. Orangutan X TSG finished 10th with 183 points.

Meta Ninza secured 11th place with 163 points. HN Allied finished at the bottom with 142 points, despite winning one Booyah. The team managed to win the second match of the Grand Finals but struggled to maintain consistency across the three days.

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Edited by Rachel Syiemlieh