Free Fire Pro League 2021 Winter registration phase has started. It is going to have a 35 Lakh INR price pool, similar to the previous Pro League.  In this article, we are going to showcase everything you need to know about Free Fire Pro League 2021 India Winter, including format, schedule and how to register.

1. Free Fire Pro League 2021 Winter Details

Format & Schedule

All registered will compete for a few rounds in FFC Mode on 24th December, with the top 6 advancing to the League Stages.

The League Stages will have 18 teams (6 from the previous League Stages and 12 finalists of Free Fire India Championship 2021 Fall) duke it out in a round-robin format, from 8th to 23rd of January. The top 12 squads will advance to the Grand Finals of the tournament, scheduled for January 30.

This tournament also serves as a qualifier for later ones. After the Pro League, the top 6 teams will also directly advance to the next edition of the India Championship, while the 7th-12th placed team will also qualify for the closed qualifiers.

Invited teams

• Total Gaming
• Orangutan Esports (Team Elite)
• PVS Gaming
• Godlike
• Desi Gamers
• TSM
• Nigma Galaxy
• Chemin Esports (4 Unknown)
• Head Hunters
• Team Insane Esports (LR7 United)
• Aura Esports
• Team Chaos

2. How to register for Free Fire Pro League 2021 Winter

Below is a step by step guide to register for the FFC mode of FFPL 2021 Winter:

• Launch the game and click on the red cup symbol on the top right to access the lobby.
• To create or join a team, click on the Squad button on the left side of the lobby.
• Fill in the details in all fields, including names, contact information, regions, avatars... etc. You can also recruit and invite other players with the respective buttons.
• 10 tickets would be given to registered teams, which can be used to participate in FFC mode. The top five best matches will be counted toward the team's final standings.

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Day 2 of Free Fire Winter Invitational 2021 is over. This is the last Free Fire tournament in India this year, with invited pro players making up their own teams instead of the usual pro squads. In this article, we are going to showcase a complete recap of the second day of Free Fire Winter Invitational 2021.

1. Free Fire Winter Invitational Day 2 Standings

Team MafiaBala maintained their top position during the second day. They again put up a fantastic show, winning the whole thing without scoring any Booyah. In total, they have accumulated 137 points and 61 kills. Team Mafia also managed to keep their 2nd place, with 127 points and 2 booyahs.

Team Javaboy, who placed 5th the previous day, has struck back in the 2nd, gained enough points to reach the 3rd spot. They are only 6 points behind Mafia. Team Iconic, second to last on day 1, has also climbed to seventh with 104 points scored in total. Ayush finished 12th.

As there are still 3 days left, anything could happen - it is likely that the bottom squads would mount a comeback on day 3, if at

2. Free Fire Winter Invitational Day 2 Recap

PVS Gaming won their first match of the tournament on day 2, with 4 kills. However, it was team MafiaBala who was actually the MVP - they topped the points table with 8 kills. Team Iconic also played pretty aggressively and scored 9 kills.

The second booyah of the day was claimed by team Mafia, with Mafia himself getting 4 kills and the MVP title. Team Jonty scored the most in the 2nd match, however, with 12 kills in total.

Team Iconic managed to grab two consecutive booyahs in the 3rd and 4th matches of the day. This allows them to rise to the top of the table after their disappointing performance the previous day. They scored 6 and 9 kills respectively. Chamba was the MVP in both.

The fifth match of the day was claimed by team Jonty with another 4 kills. Team Mafia and Yogi were eliminated early, however, they still managed to grab 7 kills each.

Team FozyAjay won the last match of the day with a convincing 11 kills. PVS and Team Killer finished 2nd and 3rd.

3. Free Fire Winter Invitational Day 2 MVP

After day 2 Mafia, Xnonu and Radhetk stayed on the top spots of the MVP standings. Ginotra from Javaboy and TheCM from PVS joined the race, with 16 and 18 kills respectively. Mafia continues to perform super well, scoring a total of 28 kills, 11881 damage and 29 headshots. Radhetk is about to catch up, however, with 27 kills scored in total.

This is a mini tournament that only lasts for 5 days. The 3rd day of Free Fire Winter Invitational 2021 is going to be broadcasted live on Free Fire India Esports' Youtube channel. Fans can tune in to watch using the below links.

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Day 1 of Free Fire Winter Invitational 2021 is over. FFWI is the last tournament from Free Fire India this year, with teams made up of invited pro players instead of the usual pro squads. In this article, we are going to showcase a complete recap of the first day of Free Fire Winter Invitational 2021.

1. Free Fire Winter Invitational Day 1 Standings

At the end of the day, Team Mafiabala rise to the top of the chart with their consistent performance, however, they did not manage to get any booyah. They managed to get 74 points in total, with a respectable 34 kills. Coming a close second is team Mafia, with only one point behind. They managed to score 39 kills.

The third place is claimed by team Prince with 67 points. Elite Iconic and Killer's squad didn't do very well, who finishes at the bottom of the rankings.

2. Free Fire Winter Invitational Day 1 Recap

Team Mafia managed to win the first match of the day on Bermuda, scored a respectable 12 kills. Mafia, the team's captain and star player, becomes the MVP with 7 frags. PVS Gaming came 2nd with 11 kill points.

The second match of the day was claimed by team Prince. However, the actual best team in the match is Mafia, who ends the 2nd round with 11 kills. PVS once again secured the 2nd spot with placement points.

Team Javaboy rise to the top in the third match of the day, claiming Booyah with only 6 kills. The second and third places were claimed by team Ayush and FozyAjay, with 9 and 5 kills respectively.

At the end of the third match, Team Mafia remains firmly on the top with 50 points. PVS Gaming is second with 11 points behind. However, everything changed in the latter half of day 1, with Mafiabala's team scoring a lot of points. While team Fozy Ajay won the booyah on round 4, their kill score is rather lacking at only 5.

The fifth and sixth matches were claimed by Prince and Team Delete, with 7 and 12 kills respectively. Team Mafiabala did super well and rise to the top spot.

3. Free Fire Winter Invitational Day 1 MVP

Mafia and his teammate Xnonu claimed 2 out of 5 spots on the MVP leaderboard. Nivesh from PVS and Radhetk from Mafiabala also perform great as well. However, compared to the usual tournament results, their damage scores are pretty low. Mafia only managed to score over 5k damage, while the runner up, Radhetk, only managed to reach 4.5k

This is a mini tournament that only lasts for 5 days. The second day of Free Fire Winter Invitational 2021 is going to be broadcasted live on Free Fire India Esports' Youtube channel. Fans can tune in to watch using the below links.

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The year 2021 is almost over, with the recently concluded Free Fire Asia Championship being the last international tournament in the region. However, Free Fire Esports in India is still in full swing. Garena has just announced yet another big official tournament for the Indian Free Fire community this year: Free Fire Winter Invitational 2021.

In this article, we are going to showcase everything currently available about this tournament, including teams, schedule, prize pool, and format.

1. Free Fire Winter Invitational 2021 Schedule, Prize pool and Format

The final official Free Fire tournament this year will start on December 15 and end on December 19. As usual, it will be streamed on the Facebook and YouTube channels of Free Fire Esports and Free Fire India Channel.

This event boasts a considerable prize pool of INR 10 Lakhs. The winner will take the lion's share, 40 percent of the total. The rest are divided between the other teams, with the runner up and third place getting 20 and 10 percent of the prize pool, respectively.

• 1st Place (Winner): 4,00,000 INR
• 2nd Place (1st Runner-up): 2,00,000 INR
• 3rd Place (2nd Runner-up): 1,00,000 INR
• 4th Place: 70,000 INR
• 5th Place: 50,000 INR
• 6th Place: 50,000 INR
• 7th Place: 40,000 INR
• 8th Place: 30,000 INR
• 9th Place: 25,000 INR
• 10th Place: 15,000 INR
• 11th Place: 10,000 INR
• 12th Place: 10,000 INR

Free Fire's 2 recent major tournaments, the India Championship 2021 and the Asia Championship 2021 have been very successful. They both crossed 1 million peak viewers. Despite Winter Invitational being a minor tournament, its new concept would definitely attract viewers and gain further success.

Four Indian teams participated in the Asia Championship but weren't able to perform well. Team Elite finished 8th place while Desi Gamers, Total Gaming, and PVS Gaming couldn't qualify for the finals. Indian teams will definitely bounce back next year.

2. Free Fire Winter Invitational 2021 Teams

Unlike the usual Free Fire tournament, this time, Garena invites the top players from the country to become the captain and form their own team. Afterward, the newly formed squads will fight it out for the trophy. As this is the final tournament of the year, Garena probably thought they should mix it up a little.

It would be fascinating to see what team these captains would select. Furthermore, putting players from the same team head to head against each other would also be pretty exciting as well.

Below is a complete list of invited captains of Garena's Free Fire Winter Invitational 2021:

1. Javaboy
2. Iconic
3. FozyAjay
4. Killer
5. Mafia
6. Delete
7. PVS Gaming
8. Jonty
9. Prince
10. Yogi
11. Ayush
12. Mafia Bala

Almost all the best names of Free Fire India are invited. In the lineup, we have all four players of Total Gaming, alongside three players or UG Empire and Orangutan Elite. The last two captains are from PVS gaming. It is a surprise that the fan-favorite Vasiyo from Nigma Galaxy was not invited to be a captain.

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Free Fire's last big international tournament of the year, Free Fire Asia Championship 2021, has just concluded. Vietnamese team HQ Esports becomes champion after a very close race. In this article, we are going to showcase everything you need to know about Free Fire Asia Championship 2021 Grand Finals

1. About Free Fire Asia Championship 2021 Results

HQ Esports win 3 out of 7 matches and accumulated 86 points in total. This makes them the winner of the tournament, taking home $80k in prize money and the title of the best Free Fire team in the continent.

The tournament was dominated by Vietnam, Thailand and Indonesian teams. Indian teams did not do very well in the play-ins and were eliminated.

Outside of the matches they won, HQ Esports actually played pretty poorly. This is why the runner up, the Indonesian team GPX, is only 2 points behind. Thailand squad CGGG came in third with 79 points, continued their good run from the play-ins.

India's only representative team Elite started poorly but managed to mount a comeback in the final two matches. They got to eighth place, scored 49 points in total. The other South Asia team, Hotshot Esports from Pakistan, scored only 16 points and finished in last place.

With its 8th spot, Team Elite won $15k in prize money.

2. Free Fire Asia Championship 2021 Grand Finals recap

• The first match on Bermuda was won by HQ Esports with a dominant 11 kills. Its star fragger ThaiSon becomes MVP with 4 kills. The second place is eArena from Thailand, with a kill score of 9.
• Kalahari was the battlefield of the second match. Team Heavy from Vietnam took the top spot with 13 kills. Burst the Sky, another Vietnamese team, came second with 6 kills.
• The third match of the day was claimed by GPX Esports, with 8 kills. However, CGGG scored the most kills in the match - they have a total of 16 frags.

At the end of the third match, CGGG was leading the points table with 45 points. Team Heavy was pretty close behind with only 37. Team Elite was stuck in the last place with only three points to their name. This is one of the worst starts that the Indian squad has ever gotten.

• The 4th and 5th match of the day was claimed by HQ Esports with 9 and 15 kills, respectively. This gave them the lead to win the tournament in the end. HQ.Artemis and HQ.Thaison became MVP with 4 and 5 frags, respectively.
• GPX Esports rise again in the sixth match of the day, scoring 9 kills and gaining Booyah. Team Elite managed to crawl their way to the top with 5 frags and a third-place finish.
• The final match of the tournament, the seventh, was claimed by team Elite. They scored 8 frags, with 5 kills contributed by RDP alone. This victory is a little bit too late, as they could definitely have scored higher if they perform like this in the previous rounds.

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Free Fire Asia Championship Grand Final, the biggest tournament for Free Fire Esports this year, will be held this Sunday, November 28. 12 teams representing 7 Asian countries will battle for the title of Asia Champion and a massive prize pool. In this article, we are going to showcase the final lineup of Free Fire Asia Championship 2021 Grand Finals, along with its prize pool and where to watch.

1. Teams participated in FFAC 2021 Grand Finals

The top 7 teams from respective regions qualified for the finals by winning their respective regional tournaments. The rest of the squads (31) have to compete for 5 slots via play-ins rounds. Currently, after the play-ins, Vietnam and Thailand each have three squads in the grand finals, with Indonesia in the third place with 2. Other regions get one representative each.

The only representative of India in the Free Fire Asia Championship Grand Finals is team Elite. All Indian teams that participated in the Play-ins have been eliminated. Below is the list of all 12 participating teams this Sunday:

• Team Elite (India)
• HQ Esports (Vietnam)
• Heavy (Vietnam)
• e-Arena (Thailand)
• LGDS (Chinese Taipei)
• Burst the Sky (Vietnam)
• Blacklist International (MCP)
• CGGG (Thailand)
• SYZYGY (Thailand)
• Hotshot Esports (Pakistan)
• GPX Esports (Indonesia)
• Evos Divine (Indonesia)

2. Where to watch, prize pool distribution, and viewers reward

As usual, the FFAC will be broadcast on Free Fire Esports' official YouTube and Facebook channels from 3.00 PM IST onwards.

Below is the prize distribution for the Grand Finals. The total prize pool is $400k.

• 1st: $80,000
• 2nd: $50,000
• 3rd: $30,000
• 4th: $25,000
• 5 - 6th: $20,000
• 7 - 9th: $15,000
• 10 - 12th: $10,000

Similar to previous tournaments, players can earn exclusive rewards by tuning in and watching the finals. There are 3 tiers of rewards: 200, 400 and 600k.

• Tier-1: a 2 diamond royale and 2 weapon royale tickets.
• Tier-2: Alvaro, Kapella, parachute or car skin (pick 1 out of 4).
• Tier-3: AK skin, character fragments, a gloo wall skin, emote (pick 1 out of 4)

3. Which are the biggest contenders?

After the defending champion Phoenix Force gets eliminated in the play-ins, the focus is now shifted to HQ Esports, one of the veteran teams of the tournament. Indonesian superstar squad Evos Divine and Vietnamese champion Burst the Sky will be the fan favorites in the upcoming matches.

Team Elite is India's last hope. They have been one of the top teams in South Asia for a while, but in the continental stage, they still haven't been able to prove themselves yet. No Indian teams managed to get through the play-ins rounds to join Elite in the Finals.

Elite's star players Pahadi and Iconic will be put to their ultimate test. It would be interesting to see how India's bests fare against these world-class challenges.

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Garena just announces that the Free Fire World Series will be held in May 2022. The tournament was originally planned to be held in November 2021.

The Free Fire World Series is the most awaited Free Fire event of the year. The best teams from all around the world participate in the tournament to get a chance to win a part of the giant prize pool as well as to get the Free Fire World Champions title.

Details about the Free Fire World Series 2022

The Play-ins of the Free Fire World Series 2022 will be held on May 14, 2022, and the Finals will be held on May 20, 2022. The location and prize pool of the tournament is currently not revealed yet.

More information about the Free Fire World Series 2022 is expected to be revealed after the Free Fire Asia Championship. The Finals of Free Fire Asia Championship will start on November 28, 2021.

Anyway, it is still a little too early and they might not have a concrete plan yet because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Free Fire World Series 2021 overview

The Free Fire World Series 2021 final was held in Singapore, featuring a prize pool of $2 million. The winner of the tournament was Team Phoneix Force, a Free Fire from Thailand. Indian teams failed to make it to the tournament because of the COVID-19 travel restriction.

The viewership of the FFWS 2021 hit the records on multiple platforms and ultimately reached a peak of 5.4 million concurrent online viewers. The FFWS 2021 became the esports tournament with the most concurrent views ever. The tournament beats other popular esports titles such as League of Legends, DOTA 2, PUBG Mobile,...

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Garena has announced a series of Diwali events to celebrate the festival of light. Amongst them, the Free Fire Diwali All-Stars 2021 is probably the most exciting. In this show match, popular Free Fire Streamers from across India will come together to have fun and entertain their numerous fans. In this article, we are going to showcase everything you need to know about Free Fire Diwali All-Stars 2021.

1 - Schedule and format of Free Fire Diwali All-Stars 2021

The Free Fire Diwali tournament 2021 will be held in two days on October 30 and 31. It will be streamed live on Free Fire India's official YouTube channel and Facebook page, from 6.00 PM IST.

Unlike the previous Free Fire Diwali All-Stars 2020, this time, there is a twist. Each of the 11 participating teams in the FFDA 2021 will be led by female influencers. By putting female streamers head to head against each other, Garena probably hopes to bring out more Free Fire talents amongst women.

All the sides will fight in the best-of-four format battle royale squad matches on the first day. The top two teams will qualify for the second day.

Apart from the 11 teams from female influencers, players also have the opportunity to vote for their favorite influencers in the community. The top 6 talents from the community voting rounds will join the two qualified teams and the top 4 teams from FFIC 2021 Fall grand finals to create the ultimate show match on October 31.

2 - Participants of Free Fire Diwali All Stars 2021

Female influencers

Below is the list of 11 female influencers invited for Day 1 of Free Fire Diwali All Stars 2021. These players have proven themselves in the Indian Free Fire community previously... and now they aim to enter the competitive scene as well.

• Anshi Gaming
• Haley FF
• Unicorn IB
• Sooneeta
• Bright Fox
• Bella Gaming
• Gaming Girl
• Katty’s Kingdom
• EagleEYE Gaming
• Renu Gaming
• Sonam9Gamer

Pro Teams

Garena have invited the top 4 teams from the recent Free Fire India Championship to participate in Day 2 of the event. The invited pro teams for Day 2 Free Fire Diwali All Stars 2021 are as follows:

• PVS Gaming Esports (Pro Team)
• Desi Gamers Esports (Pro Team)
• Team Elite (Pro Team)
• Total Gaming Esports (Pro Team)

Community Chosen Influencer Team

Additionally, 6 other influencer teams have been selected for the 2nd day via a community vote:

• Lokesh Gamer
• X Mania
• Daddy Calling
• Nonstop Gaming
• Assassins Army
• TSG Mann

These 10 squads will be joined by the top two female influencer teams from Day 1. Afterward, the 12 teams will compete in a best-of-4 match series to decide the ultimate winner of the Diwali All Stars 2021 event.

Amongst the teams, pro squads like PVS, Desi, Total Gaming, or Team Elite are likely to win the tournament. While the influencer teams are top players in the Free Fire community themselves, they pale in comparison when going up against actual pros who have competed in the national scene. Fan-favorite players like Lokesh or Two-Side gamers are still worth observing, of course.

3 - What has changed since last year?

Last year, the Free Fire Diwali All-Stars 2020 was won by GZ Army. CRX Force secured second place, followed by Old Skool. A lot of fans have been questioning the quality of this tournament last year, as the games were not played seriously at all.

This will probably change this year. Despite Free Fire Diwali All-Stars 2021 being a friendly match, Garena has guaranteed fans a hot performance.

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After an exciting finale, the Fall Split of the long-running Free Fire India Championship 2021 has finally ended. Team Elite coming out on top and claim their first every official title of India Free Fire Champion. In this article is everything about FFIC 2021 Fall Grand Finals, including recap, MVP, prize pool distribution, and more.

1 - FFIC 2021 Fall Grand Finals Recap

Results

The finals were extremely exciting, with a peak concurrent viewership of 500k. It was a hard-fought battle with Team Elite and PVS Gaming going head-to-head. Total Gaming has not disappointed its fans with a 3rd place finish. Desi Gamers managed to clutch out the 4th spot, with only 6 points more than Blind.

Blind Esports, despite having a good run in previous rounds, did poorly today. They ended up not making the top 4, which rewards tickets to the Asia Championship. TSM and 4 Unknown are also underperformed.

Match Recap

• The first match of the day in Bermuda was won by TSM. However, they chose to play safe and only managed to score 3 kills. LR7, the runner-up, has a whopping 8 kills.
• The second match on Purgatory was claimed by Team Elite with 6 kills. Their star player Iconic became MVP with 5 of that. PVS topped the match standings, however, with 12 kills.
• Galaxy Racer claimed the third match with 12 kills. Meanwhile, PVS once again secured 2nd place, with Total Gaming third. GR sadly was not able to replicate this in later rounds, which results in them placing sixth.
• PVS Gaming finally coming out on top in the 4th match with 8 kills. They managed to out-heal Total Gaming in the final circle.
• Desi Gamers won the 5th match with 7 kills. Blind Esports finally managed to get into the top 3 with 3 kills... while 4 Unknown came third.
• The final match of the day was claimed by Desi Gamers with 11 kills. Team Elite secured 2nd place with 10. Elite's Killer elimination of Blind players was crucial to Team Elite's victory.

2 - FFIC 2021 Fall Grand Finals MVP and Prize Distribution

MVP

TE Killer, despite dealing much less damage than his teammate Iconic, claimed the 1st MVP with a whopping 14 kills. The other spots are divided between Total Gaming and PVS.

1. Team Elite Killer- 14 kills
2.  PVS Ecoceco- 12 kills
3. Team Elite Iconic- 11 kills
4. Total Gaming Mafia Bala- 10 kills
5. Total Gaming Delete - 10 kills

Prize Distribution

The champion, team Elite, got the lion's share of the 75,00,000 INR prize pool. The top 4 teams of this tournament will participate in the Asia Championship 2021. Its Play-ins will be played on 20th and 21st November while the finals are scheduled for 28th November.

• 1st Place (Champions): 35,00,000 INR - Team Elite
• 2nd Place (1st Runner-up): 15,00,000 INR - PVS Gaming
• 3rd Place (2nd Runner-up): 7,00,000 INR - Total Gaming Esports
• 4th Place: 6,00,000 INR - Desi Gamers Esports
• 5th Place: 3,00,000 INR - Blind Esports
• 6th Place: 2,50,000 INR - Galaxy Racer
• 7th Place: 2,00,000 INR - TSM
• 8th Place: 1,50,000 INR - 4 Unknown
• 9th Place: 1,00,000 INR - Head Hunters
• 10th Place: 1,00,000 INR - LR7 Esports
• 11th Place: 50,000 INR - Aura Gaming Esports
• 12th Place: 50,000 INR - Team Chaos

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The third day of the Free Fire Pro Series Snapdragon Conquest (FFPS) Wild Card Stage has just ended. In this article, we are going to sh0wcase everything you need to know about FFPS Wild Card Day 3, including Standings, MVPs, and more.

1. Free Fire Pro Series Wild Card Final Results

Overall, PVS Gaming dominated the 3 days Wild Card, with a whopping 434 points and 115 kills. Chemin Esports finished 2nd with 390 points , down from their first spot the previous day. Fan favorite Total Gaming surprisingly rose three spots for a third place finish.

Despite being in the safe zones on Day 2, TSM FTX lost out due to their poor performance in today's matches. The team finished in the 8th spot and was eliminated from the tournament. Nemesis and AFF Esports have also been eliminated from the tournament, despite solid showings on day 1.

UG Mania and Desi Gamers are the best squads today. Each of them claimed 2 booyahs while the previous day's leads PVS and Chemin are stumped. D Esports eliminates AFF with a solid lead of more than 20 points.

2. Free Fire Pro Series Wild Card Day 3 Recap

Overall, this has been an exciting day, with bottom squads rising from behind and overtake others.

• The first match is a 4 vs 4 battle between UG Mania and AFF Esports. The former managed to come out on top with 8 kills. UG Golden bagged the MVP by claiming 5 of them.
• The second match was a pretty tense affair, with Raven Esports slowly creeping towards victory. They got the job done with only 6 kills. AFF Esports was the runner up and Total Gaming was third.
• Desi Gamers win the third match with only 4 kills. The team played super passively until the final rounds, emerging to eliminate Total Gaming's Mafiabla and UG Mania's Kunal. Their swift assault was vital in claiming victory.
• UG Mania continues their strategy in the fourth match, claiming the booyah with 9 kills. Kunal Jr becomes the MVP for his splendid performance. Overall, UG has made a tremendous effort on day 3 with a 131 points gain.
• Total Gaming claimed the 5th match with 9 kills, bringing their total gain of day 3 to 149. Team D Esports ranked 2nd while Chemin grabbed 3rd.
• The final match of Wild Card again saw a Desi gamers victory, with 11 frags in total. They managed to eliminate PVS Gaming, who scored 10 kills.

3 - Free Fire Pro Series Wild Card MVP

The 4 best players of the day are:

• UG Golden 18
• Total Gaming Bala
• PVS Eco Eco
• D Esports Roshan

Below are the teams Qualified from Wild Card for Grand Finals. They will join the others from League Stage to find out the winner of FFPS 2021. The bottom 6 squads are eliminated.

• PVS Gaming
• Chemin Esports
• Total Gaming
• Desi Gamers
• UG Mania
• Team D Esports

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The Grand Finals of Free Fire India Championship 2021, one of the biggest tournaments of the year, will be held this Sunday, October 17. This is the tournament that decides the ticket for the Free Fire Asia Championship. In this article, we are going to showcase everything you need to know about Free Fire India Championship 2021 Fall Grand Finals (FFIC 2021 grand finals), including teams, format, schedule, and where to watch.

1. FFIC 2021 Grand Finals teams roster

In the League Stages, 12 invited and 6 qualified teams were divided into 3 groups of 6 teams each. After 3 weeks of grueling battle, the top 2 of each group directly advanced to the finals while the other 4 were relegated to Play-ins. The one-day Play-ins event was held on 10 October, at the end of which another six teams qualified for the finals.

Below is the final roster for Free Fire India Championship 2021 Fall Grand Finals:

• PVS Gaming Esports
• Team Elite
• TSM
• Team Chaos
• Aura Gaming Esports
• LR7 Esports
• Desi Gamers
• Total Gaming Esports
• BLIND Esports
• Head Hunters
• Galaxy Racer Esports
• 4 Unknown

Blind Esports (just acquired by Godlike) is the prime candidate for winning the tournament, alongside 4 Unknown and Galaxy Racer Esports. PVS Esports can be an unexpected dark horse as well, with them doing really well in the recent Play-in rounds. The last squad of note is probably Desi Gamers - they have been performing great recently.

As for fan favorite Team Elite and TSM, the former will rely heavily on star performer Pahadi, while the latter is unlikely to make a splash.

2. FFIC 2021 Grand Finals format and prize pool

Format

In FFIC 2021 Fall, 12 of the country's best squads will compete in the best of six matches to find out who is the champion of Free Fire India. The top 4 teams will qualify for the Free Fire Asia Championship.

As the Fall version of the World Series is canceled due to the Covid Pandemic, the World Series is now replaced with the Asia Championship. The top teams from South and Southeast Asia will compete in this tournament in November.

Prize pool distribution

The event has a total prize pool of 75 lakhs INR.

• 1st Place: 35,00,000 INR
• 2nd Place: 15,00,000 INR
• 3rd Place: 7,00,000 INR
• 4th Place: 6,00,000 INR
• 5th Place: 3,00,000 INR
• 6th Place: 2,50,000 INR
• 7th Place: 2,00,000 INR
• 8th Place: 1,50,000 INR
• 9th Place: 1,00,000 INR
• 10th Place: 1,00,000 INR
• 11th Place: 50,000 INR
• 12th Place: 50,000 INR

3. FFIC 2021 Grand Finals schedule and where to watch

Live-streaming of the finals will begin at 6.00 pm IST on October 17, 2021. Players can watch the streams on Free Fire Esports India's Official YouTube channel/Facebook Page/Booyah App.

By watching the finals live, fans can earn a lot of valuable rewards based on the following milestones:

• 200k viewers: Pickup Truck fancy ride
• 300k viewers: Custom Room card and Mag-7 executioner
• 400k viewers: Choose one of the four items: Skyler, Beaston, M4A1 Skin, and one finger pushup emote.

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The second day of the Free Fire Pro Series Snapdragon Conquest (FFPS) Wild Card Stage has just ended. In this article, we are going to sh0wcase everything you need to know about FFPS Wild Card Day 2, including Standings, MVPs, and more.

1. FFPS Wild Card Day 2 Recap

From the points table below, we can clearly see that Raven Esports and UG Mania has screwed up very hard on day 2, with only 20+ kills in 6 matches. PVS and Chemin continue to dominates in FFPS Wild Card Day 2, with the latter scoring a crazy score of 92 in one day.

• Chemin Esports won the first match of the day with a whopping 14 kills. Koushik became the MVP with 6 kills. Team Nemesis played slow and steady, scored the 2nd spot with only 4 kills.
• Chemin continues to win the 2nd match on Kalahari as well, retaining their momentum. Their victory was not as impressive as the first gam, however, with only 8 kills. PVS Gaming, on the other hand, is on fire. They topped the match standings with 18 kills, an astounding record. Chemin's Adam continues to secure the MVP of the match with 5 kills.
• The third match saw PVS Gaming rise to the top spot, earning a booyah with 11 kills. TSM and Chemin followed close behind. PVS Ecoeco became the MVP with 4 kills.
• In the fourth match, Team Nemesis finally managed to get first place by eliminating Chemin Esports in the final battle. However, they are still 5 points short of the 6th place.
• The fifth match's ending was a three way battle between the best squads, with PVS Gaming clinched out the win. Ecoeco once again bagged the MVP.
• The six and final match of the game saw Total Gaming finally come ahead. The team managed to clinch out the final Booyah of the Wild Card Stage, with Mafiabala getting MVP. The Runner up of round 6 is once again PVS Gaming.

2. FFPS Wild Card Stage Final Standings (day 1 & 2)

In this round, 12 teams from the League Stage will have another chance to reach the Grand Finals. Chemin Esports and PVS Gaming continue to dominate the point table, with a total of 301 and 291 points respectively.

These two teams prove themselves head and shoulder above the competition, with a final score of almost 100 points higher than the 3rd spot. Chemin Esports also scored 4 booyahs out of 12 matches, which means they have a crazy win rate of 33%

Desi gamers and AFF Esports persevere to get 3 and 5th, respectively. UG Mania and Raven Esports failed to do that - their spots were claimed by the two fan-favorites squads: TSM and Total Gaming Esports. Both teams managed to do extremely well yesterday, with Total Gaming getting a whopping 118 points and one booyah.

3. FFPS Wild Card Day 2 MVPs

Once again yet another member of Total Gaming won the People's Choice Superstar of the Day, with a whopping 79 percent of the vote. Total Gaming's advancement to the finals would definitely make the tournament more exciting.

Free Fire Pro Squad of the Day:

1. PVS Loverboy
2. CES Ashustar
3. PVS Eco Eco
4. TG Delete

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The first day of the Free Fire Pro Series Snapdragon Conquest (FFPS) Wild Card Stage has just ended. In this article, we are going to sh0wcase everything you need to know about FFPS Wild Card Day 1, including Standings, MVPs, and more.

1. FFPS Wild Card Day 1 Standings

In this round, 12 teams from the League Stage will have another chance to reach the Grand Finals.

Chemin Esports claimed the opening day of Wild Card, with two booyahs and 137 points in total. Desi Gamers is the only team in the top 3 without any booyah. However, they still came in 2nd with 125 points. The third spot belongs to PVS gaming with 118 points.

Overall, the first 4 teams in the top 6 are already doing well from the league stage. The last two spots in the top 6, Raven Esports and AFF Esports have shown considerable improvement since their league days. These two teams were almost eliminated before but managed to climb out of the hole and show their potential.

Despite being fan favorites, TSM FTX and Total Gaming continue to disappoint. They remain in the 8th and 10th spots, respectively. Overall, the next days will be Total Gaming's last chance to get to the Finals, as the gap between their score and the top 6 is particularly big. TSM FTX still has a good chance.

2. FFPS Wild Card Day 1 Recap

• The first match of the day was claimed by Team Nemesis, with Mindgamer scoring the MVP award. Desi Gamers did pretty well with 11 kills but still eventually eliminated for being late to the final zone.
• The second match on Kalahari was claimed by AFF Esports with 6 kills. The final fight was a heated 1 vs 1 battle between AFF Kanishq and TSM Amadron. The former won and claimed the MVP.
• UG Empire emerged victorious in the 3rd match with a whopping 12 kills. MVP Prince scored 5 frags in the match. Raven and Chemin Esports followed close behind.
• Chemin Esports rise up during the second part of the day, claiming the fourth and sixth match. They scored 6 and 10 kills, respectively. As both of these rounds are played on Kalahari, looks like their strategy for this map has been working well.
• PVS claimed the fifth match with 14 kills in total. Yogi became the MVP with five kills and over 3200 HP damage, a massive number.

3. FFPS Wild Card Day 1 MVPs

MVPs of day 1

Yogi became the MVP with a respectable 14 kills and over 8k damage, much more than any other person on the list. Overall, this is one of the few times the MVPs are scattered across all squads, with 5 members from 5 different teams.

1. PVS Yogi -14 kills
2. CES Koushik - 12 kills
3. CES Adam - 11 kills
4. DG Ignite - 10 kills
5. Team D Amitwala - 10 kills

Despite Total Gaming's abysmal performance, Total Gaming's Delete still won the People's Choice Superstar of the Day, a.k.a the popularity award. He scored 66% of the vote, which means 2 out of 3 votes are for him.

Pro Squad of day 1

1. Desi Gamer Ignite
2. PVS Yogi
3. CES Koushik
4. Raven Sai Shankar

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Free Fire India Championship 2021 Fall's Play-ins round has just ended. 12 teams played 6 matches to find out the 6 last slots for the tournament's Grand Finals. In this article, we are going to recap everything about Free Fire India Championship 2021 Fall Play-Ins, including standings, MVPs and more.

1. FFIC 2021 Fall Play-Ins Standings

PVS Gaming Esports completely dominated the 6 play-ins matches. They scored 2 booyahs with 56 kill points and 99 points total, 28 more than the runner-up Team Elite. The 3rd to 5th spots are fairly predictable, with TSM, Team Chaos and Aura Gaming Esports.

The final ticket was claimed by LR7 Esports, with only 1 point more than #7, Skylight Gaming. LR7 Esports rise to the top from the bottom of group A, narrowingly claiming the last ticket for the tournament. They played rather badly during the FFIC Fall 2021 league stage, with only 60 points after 6 matches.

UG Empire has one of the worst days ever, finishing last with only 7 kills and 25 points to their name. They were the 3rd team in their group.

2. FFIC 2021 Fall Play-Ins Recap

• The first and fourth matches on Bermuda were both claimed by PVS Gaming, with 14 and 15 frags respectively. They seem to have practiced intensively on this map. PVS Yogi shined in both matches, beating Arrow Esports and Team Elite. PVS Gaming is the only team to win more than 1 booyah.
• Team Chaos won the 2nd match on Purgatory with 9 kills. PVS, despite losing in the end, demonstrated excellent gameplay and earned 2nd place with 9 kills.
• The third match played on Kalahari was claimed by Team Elite with 11 kills. They eliminated both PVS Gaming and From the Future in the final circle to win the match.
• The fifth match was won by Trained to Kill, while the final match was won by Skylightz Gaming. Both teams missed out on qualifying for the finals by the slimmest of margins.

3. FFIC 2021 Fall Play-Ins MVPs

Unsurprisingly, PVS Yogi became the MVP of the Play-Ins with 20 kills and 8000 damage. Despite coming 2nd with only 14 kills to his name, Elite's Pahadi scored a whopping 8700 damage. 2 more members of PVS, Rohit and Ecoeco, also got into the MVP list with 13 and 12 kills respectively.

4. FFIC 2021 Grand Finals Roster

The top six teams qualified from the Play-Ins are going to join the 6 teams qualified from the League stage in the finals on October 17. Below is the roster for the Grand Finals:

• PVS Gaming Esports
• Team Elite
• TSM
• Team Chaos
• Aura Gaming Esports
• LR7 Esports
• Desi Gamers
• Total Gaming Esports
• BLIND Esports
• Head Hunters
• Galaxy Racer Esports
• 4 Unknown

A lot of rewards are going to be given away for watching the Finals' stream. It is vital that you tune in to the 400k Live Watching Event to get them.

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Garena recently announced the cancellation of Free Fire World Series 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Free Fire squads all over the world will once again miss their chance to participate in a truly international tournament. To fix this issue, Garena has announced Free Fire Asia Championship 2021, a tournament similar to the Continental Series, to replace the World Series 2021. In this article, we are going to list out everything you need to know about this tournament.

1 - Free Fire Asia Championship 2021 Schedule and Format

The event will start on November 20 and last for over a week, until November 28. It consists of only 2 stages: Play-ins and Finals. The Play-ins will be held on 20 and 21 November, followed by Finals on 28 November.

Free Fire Asia Championship 2021 will have a massive prize pool of 400k USD, one of the biggest Free Fire prize pools to date.

Format

31 teams from 7 regional leagues will participate in the tournament. Amongst them, 7 winners of various regional championships will be directly invited to the finals. Below is the list of tournaments that qualifies for a direct invitation. The India Championship is currently ongoing, with its League Stage recently concluded.

• Vietnam Free Fire League
• Indonesia Masters
• Pro League Thailand
• Summer Cup Taiwan
• MCP Majors (Malaysia - Cambodia - Philippines)
• India Championship
• Pro League Pakistan

The other 24 teams will have to compete in 2-days Wild Card rounds for the last 5 slots. The Play-ins rounds will split 24 teams into 2 groups of 12 teams.

2 - Free Fire Asia Championship 2021 Qualified teams

31 teams from 9 Asian countries will take part in the competition:

• India - 4 teams
• Pakistan - 4 teams
• Thailand - 5 teams
• Vietnam - 5 teams
• Indonesia - 5 teams
• Taiwan - 4 teams
• MCP (Malaysia, Cambodia, and the Philippines) - 4 teams

It is likely that Garena distributed the invites based on previous tournament records. Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam, the three strongest Free Fire countries, get 5 invites... while the rest of the regions get only 4. Only one squad, LGDS from Taiwan, has been confirmed for this tournament.

3 - What are the chances for India in this tournament?

After the recent ban of PUBG Mobile last year, the India Free Fire esports scene is growing stronger than ever. There are much more competitive teams now, with the current top being Blind Esports (formerly team Captain). The FFWS 2021 in Singapore attracted around 5.4 million live viewers at its peak, setting a new world record. The Hindi stream managed to reach 1.9 million peak viewers in the World Series, despite no Indian teams participating.

While it is unclear how many Indian teams would advance to the finals, past records indicate that at least one team should make the cut. There has always been at least one Indian team in the top 5 in previous tournaments. The top candidate of India will be decided on the Finals of the India Championship. The Play-ins are on 10 October, followed by the Finals on 17 October.

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Finally, the 3 week long League Stage of Free Fire Pro Series Snapdragon Conquest is finally over. In this article, we are going to showcase everything you need to know about Free Fire Pro Series week 3 day 3, alongside the final results, advancing teams, MVPs and more.

1 - Free Fire Pro Series League Stage Final Result

Top 12 teams

BLIND Esports has been dominating all tournaments they came across, including the recent FFIC group stage where they topped group B with 100 points. The same thing happened in Pro Series' League Stage, with them dominated the tournament, took the top spot with 696 points and 167 kills.

4 Unknown has closed the difference of point between them and Blind a little bit in the last day. They ranked second with 642 points and 147 kills. TSG Army pushed Team Elite down to claim third place. The two squads have 577 and 523 points, respectively.

Lvl Iconic and Head Hunters did just enough in the last day to keep their position on the board. PVS gaming failed to turn the table in the end.

Bottom 12 teams

Despite being down to #16 the previous day, Total Gaming recovered and accumulated 68 points. Both fan-favorite teams Total Gaming and TSM have been pretty disappointing in the League Stage. They finished 13 and 14th, respectively. While they are unlikely to be eliminated, the next wild card rounds will definitely be challenging.

The only surprise in the final rounds is Raven Esports' narrow escape from the elimination zone. They scored a respectable 65 points, pushing Enigma Gaming out of the tournament.

2 - Free Fire Pro Series week 3 day 3 recap

Match recap

• The first round on Bermuda has D-Esports coming out on top, eliminating both Raven Esports and Total gaming in a three-side battle.
• 4UN came out on top literally in the second match on Kalahari, winning the game by staying on the high ground against TSG and Chemin Esports.
• Raven Esports claimed the booyah of the 3rd match, with Deadshot getting MVP.
• LvL Iconic dominates the 4th match on Kalahari, with Ronnegi became MVP.
• The fifth and sixth match were claimed by Nemesis and Chemin Esports, respectively.

Pro Squad Player of the Day

Here are the best players of Week 3 Day 3, the final day of League Stage.

• Raven Deadshot
• TSG Ojasvi
• Chemin AimGod
• BLIND Ginotra

3 - How will the tournament proceed?

The top 6 squads will advance directly to the finals on October 23 and 24. Blind Esports once again prove themselves to be the top candidate of the tournament.

• Blind Esports
• 4 Unknown
• TSG Army
• Team Elite
• Lvl Iconic
• Head Hunters

The Wild Card will take place next week, between October 11 and 13. The 7th to 18th teams will participate to fill in the other 6 slots of the finals. The bottom 6 squads of the league stage have been eliminated. This is the last chance for teams like Total Gaming, TSM, Desi Gamers to get to the finals.

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Day 2 of Free Fire Pro Series Snapdragon Conquest's final week is over. In this article, we are going to showcase everything you need to know about Free Fire Pro Series Week 3 Day 2, including overall standings, MVPs, and more.

1 - Free Fire Pro Series Week 3 Day 2: Overall standings

Top half

Team Elite has an amazing day, topping the chart with 45 kills and 79 points and claimed the third spot. This pushes TSG to 4th. Desi Gamers is coming back strong with 78 points, however, they only managed to rise to #9, over 20 points short of directly advancing. Blind Esports and 4 Unknown are going steady as ever, with the same lead over the rest of the teams.

The rest of the top 6 remains the same - in fact, they are actually leaving the rest of the teams behind, with LVL Iconic having 18 more points than the #7 spot. There is only one day left. It is uncertain if PVS gaming or Evil Army could surpass that lead unless one of the top teams screwed up hard in the final day.

Bottom half

Fan-favorite Total Gaming had a bad day, scoring only 19 points. They dropped to 16th... however, the chance for them to get eliminated is super low, with a 50 points difference to the #19 team. The #7 to #18 would have another chance in the play-ins round... while the bottom 6 are eliminated.

Not much changed amongst the bottom 6 of the tournament. While they are named teams that have participated in recent tournaments, the roster of FFPS is just too high-level.

2 - Free Fire Pro Series Week 3 Day 2 recap

• The first match between group B and D was claimed by PVS Gaming, with a respectable 12 kills. Ecoeco took 5 kills and become the MVP. Desi Gamer took 2nd place, with Shonty scoring 4 kills.
• In the second match of group A and C, 4 Unknown came out on top with 11 kills. With the high ground advantage, they managed to eliminate both Evil Army and Enigma Gaming in the final circle. Radhe became MVP of the match with 7 frags.
• The third match was won by team Elite with 9 kills - Killer became the MVP for his contribution. Desi Gamers was the runner up with 8 kills.
• Koushik's grenade at the right moment helped Chemin Esports win the 4th match. Head Hunters and TSM came second and third with 8 and 6 kills respectively.
• Nemesis won the fifth match with seven kills, 2 lower than Enigma Gaming who finished second.
• The final match of the day was claimed by D Esports with eight frags. They eliminated LVL Iconic in the last circle, who took 12 frags.

3 - MVPs of Free Fire Pro Series Week 3 Day 2

Below is the perfect team of FFPS week 3 day 2, with the best member in the roles.

• PVS Gaming Loverboy
• Enigma Chillu
• 4 Unknown Radhe Thakur
• Desi Gamers Insane

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The final week of Free Fire Pro Series Snapdragon Conquest is finally here. In this article, we are going to showcase everything you need to know about Free Fire Pro Series Week 3 Day 1, including overall standings, MVPs, and more.

1 - Free Fire Pro Series Week 3 Day 1: Overall standings

Top half

Below are the overall standings of the tournament after week 3 day 1. Based on the Free Fire Pro Series India 2021 format, the top six teams at the end of the league stages will qualify for the grand finals.

While Blind Esports didn't have a great day, the leads they gathered in previous days are still too much for any other team to surpass. Currently, they are in first place with 575 points. 4 Unknown narrowed the lead a little, with 499 points in second place, followed by TSG Army in the third position.

Team Elite pushed Head Hunters and LVL Iconic down to fifth and sixth place, respectively, with Evil Army out of the top 6. Total Gaming is mounting a comeback with a 10th place finish.

Overall, the race for the top 2 spots is more or less over. However, the #3 to #9 are relatively close together in points, which means the last two days are going to be heated.

Bottom half

Not much changed amongst the bottom 6 of the tournament. While they are named teams that have participated in recent tournaments, the roster of FFPS is just too high-level. Team Chaos has managed to escape from the elimination zone, with a 30 points difference to the bottom groups.

The #7 to #18 would have another chance in the play-ins round... while the bottom 6 are eliminated.

2 - Free Fire Pro Series Week 3 Day 1 recap

• The first match's ending was a heated battle between three teams, with team Godlike getting the booyah. They scored 11 kills in total - Godlike Knzxman became the MVP with 6.
• PVS Gaming won the 2nd match of the day on Kalahari with 9 kills. Nobita was the MVP of the match with 5 kills. The 2nd and 3rd places were LVL Iconic and Team Chaos.
• 4 Unknown claimed the booyah in the 3rd match, with a whopping 13 kills. Radhetkr becomes the MVP with only 4 kills.
• Desi Gamers won the 4th match with 11 kills, TSG secured 2nd while AFF Esports came in 3rd place.
• Team Chaos took the first spot in the 5th match with 6 kills, eliminated team Elite in the final circle.
• The sixth and final game of the day ended with Total Gaming's booyah. They got only 7 kills, however - fewer than that of the runner up, team Elite.

3 - MVPs of Free Fire Pro Series Week 3 Day 1

Below is the perfect team of FFPS week 3 day 1, with the best member in the roles.

• Godlike Knzxman
• 4 Unknown Radhetkr
• PVS Nobita
• Chaos Arion

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