BGMI Showdown Week 3 Group C Results: Nebula Top

Group C is done and dusted at the BGMI Showdown, and it was the only group in Week 3 where every single match mattered for survival. BGMI Showdown Week 3 Group C results left us with eight teams marching on and eight teams packing their bags, with Santa Esports missing out by the narrowest possible margin.

Nebula Esports Lead The Way On 73 Points

Nebula Esports finished the day on top of the table with 73 points, and it was their fragging that carried them. They won the second match - the first of three on Erangel - for 19 points, and their 46 finishes were the most by any team in the group.

HyperCatz were second on 64 points after taking the fourth match for 21 points, while 4TR Official grabbed third on 58. 4TR's win in match five on Miramar was worth 25 points, the biggest winning score of the entire day. Lastade Esports took fourth spot with 52 points without a single chicken dinner, riding on 41 finishes which were the third-highest in the group.

Those four teams move into the upper bracket survival stage.

Santa Esports Miss Out By One Point

Santa Esports won the first match of the day, a 19-point chicken dinner on Rondo, and looked set for a comfortable day. It did not turn out that way. They added only 15 more points across the next five matches and finished ninth on 34 points, one point below the cut.

Raspator Esports took the last surviving spot on 35 points, helped massively by their win in the third match on Erangel. Team H4K won the final match of the day on Miramar to scrape through in seventh on 38 and avoid the same fate.

Quantum Sparks finished fifth on 50 points and Mysterious 4 were sixth on 41 to complete the lower bracket survival lineup.

Who Is Out Of The BGMI Showdown

Santa Esports are the unlucky ones - the only match winner in the bottom half of the table - and they join a long list of exits. SBS Esports and WindGod finished level on 31 points, three points further back, and they are out too. GENxFM, Godsent Forever, 4Ends Esports, Naqsh Esports and Rising Esports also saw their run end. Rising had a rough day, managing just seven points across six matches.

Groups A And B Still To Play

The other 32 teams play over the next two days, but there is no elimination hanging over them. For Groups A and B, it is all about the route to the final. Only the top four in Group A go straight to the Grand Finals, while Orangutan, last year's champions, start their Group B day needing a top-four finish to reach the semi-finals.

The Showdown carries a ₹1 crore prize pool. The winner books a spot at the PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2026, and the top six teams take places at the BGMI International Cup. If you want to jump into the game yourself, you can grab it from the official BGMI site.