Garena has unveiled the Free Fire Esports 2025 roadmap, featuring a lineup of exciting tournaments. Just like in 2024, regional World Series (FFWS) events will take center stage. Two major international competitions are planned: the Esports World Cup, set for July 2025 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and the FFWS Global Finals, scheduled for November 2025.

Free Fire Esports 2025 roadmap

Next year, Garena will host official Free Fire events across five regions:

1. Southeast Asia
2. Brazil
3. LATAM
4. Middle East and Africa (MEA)
5. Pakistan

The year will be split into two seasons: Spring and Fall. The top teams from the spring season will advance to compete in the Esports World Cup in July 2025.

Southeast Asia & Brazil

The Fall season will include official tournaments in the same regions, leading up to the highly anticipated FFWS Global Finals 2025. Set to take place at the end of the year, this grand event will see the best teams from around the world compete for the championship title and a share of the prize pool.

Next, the developer has introduced a Pre-Season FFWS event for Southeast Asia and Brazil as part of the Free Fire Esports 2025 roadmap. The Free Fire World Series SEA 2025 Spring will begin in April, featuring intense competition among the best teams from Southeast Asia. The top-performing teams from this event will secure spots in the Esports World Cup in Riyadh. Additionally, the FFWS SEA Fall is scheduled to commence in August 2025.

Brazil is set to host two editions of the regional World Series in 2025. The spring season will run from April to July, while the fall season will take place between August and October. Notably, Brazilian team Fluxo Esports claimed victory in the FFWS 2024 Global Finals, held in December 2024, further solidifying the region's dominance in Free Fire Esports.

LATAM

What’s more, Garena has scheduled two major events in LATAM for 2025. The EWC Qualifier will take place from April to June, paving the way for teams to compete in the Esports World Cup. Later in the year, the FFWS LATAM will run from August to October, featuring top teams battling for regional glory.

MEA

The Free Fire Mid-Season Clash will kick off 2025 as the first tournament for the Middle East and Africa (MEA) regions. Following this, the FFWS MEA is set to take place from August to October, marking the second major regional event of the year.

Pakistan

Pakistan will host only two local qualifiers for Free Fire Esports in 2025. The first qualifier is scheduled for May and June, while the second will run from August to October, providing teams with opportunities to showcase their skills on the competitive stage.

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Registration for Free Fire World Series (FFWS) Thailand 2025 Spring started on December 20, 2024, and will be open until January 7, 2025. The online Qualifiers will take place from January 18 to 27, and the Grand Finals will be held from January 28 to 31. The total prize pool for the event is around $14,468.

Teams will aim to kick off their Free Fire 2025 season with a strong start and win the first title of the year. Team All Gamers has already secured a spot in the event from the FFWS SEA 2024. The tournament will use a 12-point scoring system. The winning team will earn a World Series 2025 SEA Spring spot.

Avid fans can also choose to live stream these matches through betting sites like 1xbet, that allow you to not only watch the games, but also allows you to bet on some of them.

FFWS Thailand 2025 Spring In-game Settings 

Let’s take a look at the in-game settings for the event:

• Disable gun stats from weapon skins
• Enable the revival system
• Enable In-game Missions
• Disable In-match Quests
• Turn off the High Tier Loot Zone system
• Enable the rear camera angle after elimination
• Enable the same character view system
• Disable the display of character names in the game
• Turn off the Kill Feed report
• Enable a system to block the use of game emulators on computers

FFWS Thailand 2025 Spring Scoring System

Garena has kept the scoring system the same for the upcoming World Series. Below is the placement points distribution for each match:

FFWS Thailand 2025 Spring Prize Pool

Finally, here is the prize pool distribution based on rankings for the FFWS Thailand:

• 1st Place - $2894
• 2nd Place - $1736
• 3rd Place - $1302
• 4th Place - $1013
• 5th Place - $868
• 6th Place - $868
• 7th Place - $723
• 8th Place - $723
• 9th Place - $579
• 10th Place - $579
• 11th Place - $520
• 12th Place - $520
• 13th Place - $434
• 14th Place - $434
• 15th Place - $347
• 16th Place - $347
• 17th Place - $289
• 18th Place - $289

The Qualifiers will consist of five rounds, with the top 18 teams advancing to the Grand Finals. Garena will release more details, including the event schedule and map orders, in the coming weeks.

Each participant will aim to win their first regional event of the year and represent their country in the FFWS 2025 SEA Spring. The top teams from Southeast Asia will compete for a large prize pool.

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The Grand Finals took place on November 24, 2024, and Fluxo delivered dominant performances to secure the win. Interestingly, this roster also won the 2023 championship when they competed as Magic Squad. The team earned a grand prize of $300,000.

Free Fire World Series 2024 Global Finals: Results

Fluxo scored a total of 86 points across six Grand Finals matches, achieving three Booyahs and racking up 36 eliminations. Despite being in seventh place overall after the fifth match, the team made an incredible comeback in the final game to claim the top spot on the points table. Fluxo player Bops stood out with outstanding performances throughout the tournament.

Indonesia's RRQ Kazu secured second place with 83 points and one Booyah. The team led the standings after the fifth match but slipped to second in the final round. For their impressive performance, RRQ Kazu received the first runner-up prize of $150,000.

FFWS 2024 Global Finals Overview

The FFWS 2024 was held in Brazil from November 8 to 24, 2024, boasting a grand prize pool of $1 million. The Grand Finals on Sunday witnessed the top 12 teams from the Knockout Stage competing for glory.

Thailand's Buriram United Esports showcased dominance in the early stages of the tournament but faltered slightly in the Grand Finals. The skilled team secured third place overall with 78 points. Their standout player, Wassana, was named the tournament's MVP. Buriram United took home $70,000 in prize money.

Brazil's E1 Esports finished fourth at the Free Fire World Series, scoring 74 points in the Grand Finals. Thailand's Twisted Minds claimed fifth place, while Pain Gaming secured sixth. Vietnam's WAG had a moderate performance, standing seventh.

Surprisingly, Team Falcons, who won the Free Fire World Cup (FFWC) 2024 in July, finished in eighth place at the FFWS 2024. Brazil's Corinthians ended in ninth after a series of average performances, while Vietnam's HUA faced challenges in the Finals and secured 10th place.

Bigetron Delta struggled in the Grand Finals, finishing 11th overall in the points table. Meanwhile, Thailand's Attack All Around had a tough outing, ending in last place with just 19 points.

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Recently, Garena’s Free Fire Esports team faced criticism after releasing a trailer for the Free Fire World Series (FFWS) Global Final 2024. The promotional video, shared across various regional channels, showcased a character running up a marble stairway decorated with cultural graphics intended to celebrate global diversity. However, the stairway featured intricate designs and cultural symbols, including "Ram Darbar" displayed on the risers instead of the treads. This placement led to controversy, with many viewers feeling it disrespected a revered figure in Hinduism.

In Hindu culture, Ram is viewed as more than a deity; he symbolizes righteousness and the ideal way of life. The placement of the Ram Darbar emblem on a stairway concerned many fans, who believed it diminished its significance. Even though the video depicted the character jumping over the emblem instead of stepping on it, viewers in India and Indonesia—where Ram is deeply revered—considered the portrayal insensitive.

Garena's decision to film on the stairway and include it in the trailer appears to be central to the controversy. As the video drew attention, many fans voiced their dissatisfaction, criticizing Garena for what they saw as a significant oversight. While some viewers appreciated the attempt to highlight cultural diversity in gaming, others argued that using such symbols demands greater cultural sensitivity.

In reaction to the criticism, Free Fire Esports took down the video from all its official channels except in Malaysia. There, a revised version was uploaded that excluded the problematic segment. It remains uncertain whether the removal was driven by community pressure or an internal choice to rectify the issue.

Fans Reactions

The incident has heightened demands within the community for a public apology from Garena, with fans—particularly in India—calling for recognition of the cultural insensitivity. Furthermore, some players intend to boycott Free Fire MAX, the version available in India, unless an official apology is provided.

It's worth noting that the original Free Fire game is currently banned in India, adding to the challenges Garena faces with Indian fans. The community's response highlights a demand for gaming companies to be more mindful and respectful in their cultural representations, ensuring that future efforts to promote diversity do not inadvertently disrespect or misrepresent important cultural symbols.

While there’s a chance that the screenshot from the trailer shared by esportsinfo_ind on Instagram might have been altered, it seems unlikely, as the image blends seamlessly with the weathered textures and imperfections of the marble surface. IndiaTodayGaming has officially contacted Garena, who acknowledged the request but has not yet issued an official statement. We will keep our readers informed as soon as more information becomes available.

Watch the FFWS 2024 official trailer here:

The Free Fire World Series (FFWS) 2024 Global Finals is coming soon. All the regional qualifiers are finished, and 18 teams have been selected for the Global Finals. The event will have three parts: Knockout, Point Rush, and Grand Finals. All these stages will take place in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

The Knockout stage will happen at the Riocentro from November 8 to 17, 2024. The Point Rush and Grand Finals will occur at Carioca Arena 1 from November 22 to 24, 2024. Garena has not yet shared the total prize money for this important Free Fire tournament.

The 18 teams are divided into three groups of six for the Knockout Stage and will compete against each other over two weeks. The top 12 teams from the overall rankings will move on to the next two stages, while the bottom 6 teams will be eliminated from this 6th World Series.

FFWS 2024 Finals Knockout Groups

Let’s check out the three groups of the FFWS 2024:

The Esports World Cup 2024 took place in July. Team Falcons were the clear champions of the tournament. The Thai team won this event by winning a spot in the FFWS 2024 Global Finals.

Eight teams from the recent World Series SEA Fall have qualified for the Global Finals. Buriram United won the event with amazing performances. Twisted Minds and All Attack Around also stood out with impressive gameplay.

Fluxo has been doing well since the start of the year. The team recently won the FFWS Brazil. Pain Gaming, Corinthians, and E1 Sports also performed strongly in that event. These four teams from Brazil will aim to reach the podium in the Global Finals.

Six Karma, RETA, and CLG took the top three spots in the FFWS LATAM Points. WASK from MEA and Rezurrection from Pakistan secured their places in the Global Finals by winning their regional qualifiers. These teams have a great chance to show their skills in the upcoming Free Fire tournament.

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The 6th Free Fire World Series Global Finals (FFWS 2024) will take place from November 8 to 24 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The best 18 Free Fire teams from around the world will compete for a big prize pool. As of now, they are playing in regional qualifiers to earn a place in the tournament.

Garena hasn't announced the prize pool yet.

Free Fire World Series 2024 Global Finals Timeline

This tournament will be played in three stages: Knockout, Point Rush, and Grand Final. 

Knockout

From November 8 to 17

18 teams will be split into three groups of six for the Knockout stage. The teams in each group will play against each other in a Round Robin format. 

The top 12 teams with highest points will move on to the Point Rush and Grand Finals stages. 

The bottom six teams will be eliminated from the Free Fire World Series 2024.

Point Rush

From November 22 and 23

The top 12 teams from the Knockout stage will compete in the Point Rush on November 22 and 23. They will fight for headstart points to help them in the Final.

Grand Final

On November 24

The World Series 2024 Grand Final will include the top 12 teams from the Knockout stage. This big finale will take place on November 24, where teams will compete for a large prize pool. There will be six matches during the Grand Final.

In July 2024, the Free Fire World Cup took place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, using the same format as the upcoming World Series. The event offered one spot in the World Series Global Finals. Team Falcons from Thailand won and secured their place in the Global Finals.

WASK from the Middle East has also qualified for the Free Fire World Series Global Finals by winning their regional tournament. So far, only two teams are confirmed for the event. The other 16 teams will be announced in the coming weeks as their regional qualifiers are still ongoing.

Good news for Free Fire fans: the Free Fire World Series (FFWS) 2024 SEA Fall will be held in Indonesia, from August 16 to October 13. Eighteen teams from Southeast Asian countries, including Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Vietnam will compete for a big prize pool of $300,000.

FFWS SEA 2024 Fall Schedules

This Free Fire tournament consists of three rounds: the Knockout Stage, Point Rush, and Grand Finals. 

FFWS SEA 2024 Fall: Participating Teams

Let’s take a look at the 18 teams participating in the Free Fire World Series 2024 SEA Fall:

Many teams from the South-Asian region took part in the Free Fire World Cup 2024 in Riyadh, where Thailand's Team Falcons won the championship. Since entering the esports scene in April 2024, the organization has secured two major titles, including the FFWS SEA Spring. The team will now aim to defend their title in the upcoming World Series SEA.

Evos Divine from Indonesia ranked as the second-best team in the World Cup. They had placed fourth in the last FFWS SEA and are expected to be a strong contender in the upcoming tournament.

Buriram United from Thailand is one of the best Free Fire teams worldwide. They finished fourth in the World Cup and third in the SEA Spring. Their star player, Moshi, earned the MVP title at the World Cup 2024.

How to watch FFWS SEA 2024 Fall

The tournament will be live-streamed daily at 16:00 WIB on Free Fire Esports' YouTube, TikTok, and Facebook channels. Each day will include six matches.

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Garena makes history with the launch of "Free Fire: The Battle of Morocco," its first-ever national esports tournament in the country. This groundbreaking event marks a significant milestone for Moroccan esports, bringing competitive Free Fire action to fans offline for the first time.

Free Fire Battle of Morocco Prize Pool

The tournament kicks off with online qualifiers on August 5, culminating in a thrilling offline grand finale in Casablanca on August 24. Players from across Morocco will battle it out for three weeks, vying for the coveted champion title and a share of the MAD 100,000 prize pool.

“We are thrilled by the immense enthusiasm surrounding the ‘Free Fire: Battle of Morocco,’” claimed Eldwin Pradipta, Free Fire Game Producer, Garena Middle East and Africa. 

Pradipta mentioned that the growing interest shows the strong passion Moroccan youth have for esports. Garena is committed to nurturing this talent and providing a platform for them to shine. 

Free Fire Battle of Morocco Schedules

The Group Qualifiers will take place from August 5th to 9th, featuring intense best-of-four Battle Royale matches. The top 20 teams who emerge victorious will advance to the Playoffs.

The Playoffs, scheduled for August 16th and 17th, will host a thrilling showdown between the 20 qualified teams and four elite Moroccan squads:

1. Wask Team
2. Winners Esports
3. Fight Night
4. Top 12 

The 24 teams will be divided into two groups of 12, competing online in a series of four-round Battle Royale matches. Only the top 6 teams from each group will advance to the Grand Finals.

Free Fire Battle of Morocco Location

As mentioned above, the vibrant city of Casablanca will host the grand finale of Free Fire: The Battle of Morocco on August 24th.

Thousands of fans and players are anticipated to converge for this landmark event, which represents a major milestone for Moroccan esports. With more than 10,000 players already signed up, excitement is building as professionals vie for victory and a chance to represent Morocco internationally.

Free Fire World Cup 2024 crowns Team Falcons champions! The global esports scene witnessed exceptional talent and fierce competition at the Riyadh Grand Finals. Team Falcons emerged victorious, securing the championship trophy, 106 points, two Booyahs, and a $300,000 payday! Their path to victory was impressive, especially after they picked up CGGG’s former roster in April 2024 and started with average results. However, their outstanding performance in the Finals helped them take the top spot.

Evos Esports from Indonesia placed second with 99 points, displaying strong gameplay and securing one Booyah, earning $175,000. Netshoes Miners from Brazil took third place with 90 points and two Booyahs, winning $125,000.

Free Fire World Cup 2024: Final standings

Let’s check out the final results for the Free Fire World Cup 2024:

Buriram United Esports (Thailand, 4th), AG Global (5th), and LOUD (Brazil, 6th) also impressed, while RRQ RYU, Gaimin Gladiators, Fluxo, P Esports, Twisted Minds, and Team Solid all brought their skills to the exciting competition.

The Free Fire World Cup 2024 showcased the fierce competition and dedication within the esports scene, with Team Falcons ultimately soaring to victory. This high level of skill and dedication left fans hungry for more, hoping Free Fire will hold many tournaments like this to continue to fuel the competitive fire.

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The second day of the Free Fire Diwali All Stars 2021 has concluded and the winner of the tournament is team TSG Mann. They got a total of 2 Booyah along with 33 kills, accumulated a total of 70 points. Their stellar performance on the second day put the second-place team, Desi Gamers Esports team far behind with only 52 points.

Total Gaming finished in third place with 42 points. Team Elite is right behind them with a total of 40 points.

Free Fire Diwali All-Stars Day 2 recap

In the first match, Total Gaming got the Booyah thanks to Total Gaming's Delete, who defeated Team Elite's Killer in the 1v1 situation in the final circle.

TSG Mann won the second match on Kalahari with 12 kills. The third match belongs to Desi Gamer Esports as they got 10 kills to their name, 4 of which were by DG Ignite.

In the fourth and final match of the event, TSG Mann won the Booyah again with 13 kills and Ojasvi contributed to 8 of them.

About the Diwali All Star 2021

The Diwali All Star 2021 is a tournament to celebrate the festival of light in India with a prize pool of 100,000 Diamonds. The tournament features the Top 4 FFIC 2021 Fall teams along with many Free Fire influencers.

However, the fun is not over yet as Garena has announced a new Free Fire Diwali Dhamaka Tournament, which will be streamed on the Booyah streaming app from from 1 November to 3 November. Players who tune in and watch the stream will be able to receive various rewards and skins.

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The Free Fire All-Stars Asia 2021 is a tournament where fans will get to see all the most popular Free Fire content creators come together and compete. The event will take place in 3 days from July 23 to July 25. This is also one of the most awaited upcoming Free Fire events this summer.

There will be a total of 12 teams representing 8 regions in this event. Each team will have 2 influencers. The name of the team will be based on the iconic food of their regions.

Free Fire All Stars Asia 2021 Format and Schedule

The Free Fire All Stars Asia 2021 will feature 3 game modes: Bomb Squad, Clash Squad, Battle Royale. The champion of each mode will get $10,000.

Bomb Squad: This mode will take place on July 23. Each region will have 1 representing team to play this mode. Teams will be playing a single-elimination format. The Quater Finals and Semi Finals will be playing BO3 matches. The Grand Finals will play BO3 matches.

Clash Squad: The Clash Squad mode will take place on July 24. The format is the same as the Bomb Squad mode with one team from each region.

Battle Royale: On July 25, all 12 teams will be playing over 3 matches on Bermuda, Purgatory, and Kalahari to determine the champion.

Invited teams in the Free Fire All-Stars Asia 2021

This is the list of 12 teams who will be joining the Free Fire All-Stars Asia 2021. All the team names are in association with famous specialties of their own countries.

• Indonesia: Sate, Indomee
• India: Dosa, Samosa

• Pakistan: Briyani
• Bangladesh: Hilsha
• MCP: Durian
• Taiwan: Boba
• Thailand: Som Tum, Tom Yum Kung
• Vietnam: Cơm Tấm, Phở

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Free Fire is now one of the biggest mobile Battle Royale games in the world for a few reasons. One of them being the thriving competitive scene with tournaments held throughout the years. These eSports events become the main attraction of aspiring players who want to put their names in the Free Fire Hall of Fame.

We're currently at the peak mid-season for Free Fire tournaments. Free Fire Pro League Summer has recently concluded and Free Fire City Open will also draw an end very soon. But there are more to expect in the next month. Here's a list of upcoming Free Fire Tournaments in August 2021.

Free Fire Pakistan League 2021 Season 2 (Pakistan Server)

The Free Fire Pro League Season 2 for the Pakistan server will begin next month. All eligible teams can register for a slot to compete in the Qualifiers via the in-game interactive menu. The registration kicks off today, July 21st, and will close down on July 23rd. The officials shall pick 96 best teams from the registration process to advance. Just like other Free Fire tournaments nowadays, this event will be held online.

After that, all Free Fire teams must compete against each other in an Online Qualifier round. Those who make it then join the Online Elimination stage. This phase will consist of 6 rounds of battle royale matches. However, only players from the following 6 cities of Pakistan: Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Peshawar, Multan, and Faisalabad can register to fight.

Once the Online Elimination completes, the top 30 teams will advance to the Final Stage. The tournament will pick out the 3 best representatives of the region to join the Free Fire World Series. This year, the biggest eSports event of the year will take place in Mexico on October 10th, 2021.

Free Fire All-Stars Asia 2021

Free Fire Asia All-Stars 2021 is an invitational tournament for pro players, Free Fire partners, and influencers. In this tournament, Total Gaming Esports, the winner of Free Fire Pro League (FFPL) Summer 2021, will represent India.

Major Free Fire YouTubers will also join the event. Big names like Gaming aura, TSG, TG, etc. will be there. Free Fire fans can catch the live streaming sessions of the tournament on every official YouTube channel of Free Fire Asia. However, please note that this tournament leans towards entertainment.

There will be many more Free Fire tournaments in the future. Stay tuned to GuruGamer.com for the latest update.

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The first-ever Free Fire Pro League has finally come to an end, with the fan-favorite Total Gaming emerging victorious. In this article, we are going to list out everything you need to know about the Grand Finals of FFPL 2021.

FFPL 2021 Finals Standings

Total Gaming's journey is harder than normal right from the start, with the top 11 qualified teams getting headstart points based on their League Circuit placement. Total Gaming has only 4 points much less than others. In response, they played aggressively and concentrated on frag points.

At the end of the Finals, Total Gaming accumulated 79 points after 35 kills. The runner-up is TSM-FTX with 71 points and 26 kills. Team Elite, despite leading until the 4th match, fell to third place with only 70 points and 21 kills.

Prize Pool Distribution of FFPL 2021 Finals

Total Gaming takes the lion's share of the 35 lakhs INR prize pool, bringing home 15 lakhs. The runner-up, TSM-FTX won 7.5 lakhs INR. Third place Team Elite gets only 3.5 lakhs. Overall, this tournament has been a massive failure for Galaxy Racer, winner of the Free Fire India Championship 2021 Spring, with a disappointing 10th place finish.

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FFPL 2021 Finals Recap

No single team managed to dominate this tournament, with each booyah claimed by a different squad.

• D Esports won the first match on Bermuda with a whopping 16 kills, with the MVP Taneja alone took 8 frags. However, this is the only round that D Esports get to shine. They were only able to get 13 more kills in the next 5 rounds.
• Survivor 4 AM bagged the 2nd match on Purgatory with 9 kills. 4 Unknown played passively and secured 2nd place while Total Gaming Esports get the third with 7 kills.
• Galaxy Racer won the 3rd match on Kalahari, with 7 frags, with team Elite, the second spot, getting 8. At the end of the first 3 rounds, Survivor 4 AM lead the table with 48 points followed by Team Elite.
• The 4th match was won by fan favorites Total Gaming with 11 kills. The MVP of the match was Mafia Bala with 4 kills. Team Elite secured 2nd place with five frags.
• Purgatory's fifth match was claimed by Last Breath with 6 frags, followed by Total Gaming with 8 frags. Total Gaming gained the lead on this round, booting team Elite down.
• The sixth and final match of the day was won by Captains with 8 kills, followed by TSM with 6 kills. Total Gaming maintained their lead by securing 9 more points.

Stream of the FFPL Finals:

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The one game that has been expanding its territory as one of the most-watched esports in Europe is Garena Free Fire. The mobile battle royale reached a peak of over 100 million players per day and its explosive international popularity doesn’t seem to die down any soon. Recently, the devs have announced the Free Fire All-Stars tournament which will gather influencers and players from around the world. Free Fire esports Europe has witnessed a couple of exclusive tournaments, one of which is ready to kick-start.

So, what is up with the Free Fire esports tournament in Europe and what do they offer?

Free Fire esports Europe tournaments

After managing to hold successful tournaments in South America and Southeast Asia, Free Fire initiated its competitive debut in the European area. Take a look at the Free Fire esports Europe tournaments that have been stirring the player community.

1. Free Fire All-Stars 2021

The upcoming FFAS will take place this July. The global online event will see the feature of players from Asia, America, and EMEA (Europe, Middle East, and Africa).

Having the same way of function as Free Fire Continental Series (FFCS) 2020, every region will hold its own tournament. As they will have separate dates, fans of Free Fire from every corner of the globe will be able to follow all events as they want.

Each regional tournament will last for around three days and each day features a dispersed theme: Clash Squad, Bomb Squad, and Battle Royale. Each winning team of a region will bring home $10,000.

Here is the schedule for the Free Fire esports tournament in Europe and other regions:

• July 23 - 25: The tournament starts with the Asia region with 8 server participants: India, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Pakistan, MCP (Malaysia, Cambodia, and Philippines), Taiwan, Vietnam, and Thailand.
• July 30 - August 1: Next, the EMEA event features players from Europe, CIS, and MENA.
• August 6 – 8: Influencers and players from Brazil, North America, and LATAM will compete in the Americas event.

The Free Fire All-Stars 2021 will be live-streamed with local commentary. There has not been any announcement regarding the schedule.

Meanwhile. Garena had also revealed earlier one more Free Fire contest in 2021. The FFWS’s second edition will reportedly kick start in November. Its location has yet to be announced.

2. Bunny League Tournament

The pinkie bunny tournament for girls only is ongoing. Semi-finals have wrapped up in order for the final round to start very soon on July 18.

The names of 6 finalist teams have been announced on the official Instagram account of Free Fire Europe. The girls who compete for the championship come from Portugal, Italy, Poland, and Spain.

You can watch the Livestream on Free Fire Europe Youtube and cheer for them at this event.

3. Free Fire Europe Solos tournament

Before the forthcoming FFAS, Free Fire had held the Europe Solos tournament which garnered a huge number of fans.

Free Fire Europe solo tournament requires the players to be at least 14 years old and must be European completely. Also, they need to have an account that ranks at level 20 at least. Each successfully registered player would engage in matches of Rush Hour mode using Purgatory, Bermuda, or Kalahari.

Those who became the champion of this tournament got a cash prize of $3,000. While the second runner-up got $1,500, the third winner received $1,000. The remaining nine gamers in the last rank collected an even reward.

The champions come from Greece, Poland, Portugal, and Turkey. This tournament started on April 13 and ended on May 23.

Since the success of this Free Fire esports Europe event, fans in this region are eager for more happenings and the forthcoming FFAS hopefully will satisfy their anticipation.

How to join Free Fire esports tournament

Joining a Free Fire tournament is not a complicated process, but it varies due to which platform you choose to start with: Discord, Game.tv app, or web app.

1. Discord

• Check out the tournament details in Discord’s #tournament-info text channel.
• At the bottom of the #tournament-info, choose #tournament-lobby.
• To participate in the tournament, type !register in #tournament-lobby channel
• Insert !register in the lobby to take part in the tournament.
• As you receive a DM from the tourney bot, enter !joinsolo in it.

And there you have it, a slot for the Free Fire esports tournament.

2. Game.tv app

• Download game.tv application from Play Store or App store.
• Login with your mobile phone and an automatic OTP.
• On the tournament that you want to join, click register and follow the given guide.

3. Game.tv web app

• On the Game.tv web app, sign in using your Twitter or Discord account.
• You can see under the Tournament Calendar tab a list of forthcoming Garena Free Fire esports tournaments.
• Reach the one you want to take part in and you shall see the Register button at the bottom end.
• Insert your in-game name (IGN) and hit Register.

Your registration process is now complete!

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Bangladesh is the latest country to get a dedicated Free Fire server. It officially went live at the end of last month and Garena didn't take long to announce a tournament to promote the server. Yesterday, the game officials revealed the Free Fire Khelo Bangladesh Cup for Bangladeshi players exclusively.

Here's what you need to know about this brand-new tournament!

Participating Teams And Format

Free Fire World Series 2021 Singapore was one of the biggest eSports events of all time, capping at millions of concurrent views. To continue its success and further the game's popularity, Garena proudly presents the new Free Fire Khelo Bangladesh Cup for the Bangladeshi server.

Participating in the Free Fire Bangladesh tournament are 24 top influencers in the country. They are paired with 24 professional players also from Bangladesh to compete in the duo tournament. There will be 4 matches to decide who would bring home the trophy as well as the grand prize of the tournament.

Here are the teams competing in Free Fire Khelo Bangladesh Cup:

1. Mr. Triple R
2. Gaming with Nayeem
3. Gaming with Zihad
4. Gaming with Talha is Back
5. FLAMER -FREE FIRE
6. Mama Gaming
7. ZikuVai Official
8. SihabFF YT
9. Jewel the NoobGamer
10. Roasted Gaming YT
11. Johan Vai
12. Sadia’s Gaming
13. Gaming With Nishaan
14. Gaming Shakib
15. Free Fire Alchemists
16. Subrata 2 kill
17. Kazi Arpa Gaming
18. Venom34 FF
19. Mr. ASIK YT
20. Gamer Azha
21. Gamer King
22. SRBME2R GAMING
23. Gaming With Dipu
24. Clashing Papa

Schedule And Prize Pool

The Free Fire Khelo Bangladesh Cup is a one-day tournament. All 4 of the matches will take place on June 19th, 2021 at 6:30 PM BST. Fans of the game can catch the live streaming of the tournament on the official YouTube channel of Free Fire Bangladesh.

Regarding the prize pool, this tournament features all-Diamond rewards. 24 teams will compete for a share of 100,000 Diamonds!

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The Esports Premier League 2021 is a nationwide Free Fire eSports tournament. The tournament features a prize pool of Rs 25 Lakh for Free Fire teams from 8 cities to fight for. Esports Premier League 2021 Season 1 starts on June 16, 2021.

Just now, they revealed that the famous Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff will be the brand ambassador of the tournament.

Tiger Shroff as the brand ambassador for the Esports Premier League 2021

This is not the first time we see a game event features Tiger Shroff. Tiger Shroff is a big fan of shooter video games. In fact, Tiger Shroff teamed up with MortaL, a popular PUBG Mobile YouTuber, to play Call of Duty Mobile in the past. There is also a video on YouTube showing Tiger Shroff playing PUBG Mobile. While he is one of the biggest Bollywood stars, he is definitely also a fan of gaming.

With Tiger Shroff featured for the Esports Premier League 2021 Season 1, the tournament will garner a lot of public attention. In addition, the tournament will be streamed on many platforms including YouTube, Facebook, and Disney+ Hotstar.

“I am really excited to collaborate with Esports Premier League. This opens a tremendous opportunity to recognize the growing talent in Esports in India. As the world’s first franchise-based model in Esports, ESPL will surely help in putting India first on the global map. Esports fans and gamers are shaping the future of entertainment and sports. And I’m glad to represent this force of the future.”

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The Delhi finals of Free Fire City Open 2021 (FFCO 2021) have finally concluded. In this article, we are going to list out everything you need to know.

Free Fire City Open Delhi Finals Results and Overall Standing

After a splendid performance in the finals, Team OP has become the champion of the Delhi region. In addition to the title of regional champion, they also get a direct slot for the National Championship.

Out of the 6 matches in the finals, team OP bagged 3 booyahs. This lets them take the first spot in the overall points table, with 112 points and 53 kills. Team Revolution came second with 81 points and 36 kills, followed by team Godlike with 59 points and 25 kills.

Last Breath, the most popular squad in this tournament, has been a disappointment. They showcased a lackluster performance and finished in ninth place.

The second to fourth place (Team Revolution, Godlike, and LVL Iconic)  will get slots in the regional Play-Ins of the National Championship. This gives them a second chance to qualify for one of the biggest Free Fire tournaments in India this year. All other teams are eliminated from the running.

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Free Fire City Open Delhi Finals Prize Pools Distribution

Prize pool distribution of FFCO Delhi Finals:

• Champion- 1,00,000 INR- Team OP
• 1st Runner-up - 50,000 INR - Team Revolution
• 2nd Runner-up- 25,000 INR- Godlike
• 4th Place - 25,000 INR - LVL Iconic

Free Fire City Open Delhi Finals Recap

• The first match on Bermuda was claimed by Team Revolution, with 9 kill points. Team OP came second with 7. While Last Breath also had nine kills, they were eliminated early.
• The second match on Purgatory belongs to team OP, with 13 kill points. Their fragger got the MPV with 5 kills. Team Revolution secured 2nd place with 9 kills.
• The third match on Kalahari was won by Godlike with 6 frags to their name. LVL iconic is the runner-up with 9 kills.
• In the fourth and fifth match, team OP bagged two consecutive wins, with 16 and 12 kills respectively. They are truly on fire in the latter half of the finals.
• The last match of the finals was won by team GenxForce, with 9 kills.

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Free Fire City Open 2021 (FFCO 2021) is the first tournament of its kind, a playfield for the top teams from different cities all over India. This eSports event is currently in full motion of the Regional Finals. 12 teams from 9 cities/regions will compete for their spots in the National Finals and a share of the massive prize pool of 60,00,000 INR.

Unfortunately, FFCO 2021 hasn't been going very smoothly. The tournament has to disqualified multiple teams for violating the rules. The common issues are cheating and ringing. However, the authorities recently eliminate 2 other teams after a player was found on both teams' roster.

Two Teams Disqualified From Free Fire City Open 2021 For Sharing Player

In more detail, a player by the name of DUKER competed for two teams in FFCO 2021. Free Fire City Open has to disqualify the teams, Stone Crushers, and Flicker Force, under Rule 4.1.2. The rule states that one player cannot compete in a tournament for more than one team or on different accounts.

Also, the ruling transitions the slots of Stone Crushers and Flicker Force to other eligible teams. Two teams directly below them will take part in the Vishakapatnam Regional Finals instead.

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Free Fire City Open 2021 News Update

There have been reports from two teams in the FFCO 2021, asking to renew the right to compete for their players. Specifically, Dave from the Last Breath squad said that he had lost access to his original account. Therefore, he asked for permission to join the tournament under a new one.

After careful consideration, verification, and investigations, the FFCO officials accepted the proposal. Dave's old account will be suspended and will play under his new account in both the City Open and the Free Fire Pro League Summer 2021.

A similar case went for Sohrab from Greedy Hunters. He also reports losing access to his old account and proposed to play in the tournament with a new one. The officials also approved his request.

Both of the cases are acceptable and legitimate under Rule 2.1.2 in the FFCO 2021's rules and regulations. The Regional Finals of Free Fire City Open will take place later today, June 15th. Follow our website for the latest update.

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