Tag: Free Fire World Series
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Free Fire World Series 2021 cancelled due to COVID-19
Free Fire World Series 2021 has been reportedly cancelled over safety concerns due to the prevailing pandemic.
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Phoenix Force wins Free Fire World Series 2021 finals, TheCruz wins the MVP award
Free Fire World Series was the first global event of 2021 esports season with a prize pool of $2M.
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Brazilian pro tests positive after arriving in Singapore for Free Fire World Series 2021
A Brazilian Free Fire player tested positive for COVID-19 after arriving in Singapore for Free Fire World Series 2021. The player has successfully recovered as well.
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Free Fire World Series APK Download for Android
Garena has pushed a new patch for Free Fire as the next seasonal update. This patch is known as Free Fire World Series Update and the newest version is slowly being pushed on all the official application stores. If you have not received any update and want to update the game as soon as you…
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Free Fire World Series 2021 Singapore announced with $2mn prize pool
Garena today announced that the Free Fire World Series, Free Fire’s largest and most iconic esports tournament, will be held in Singapore in May 2021. The Free Fire World Series 2021 Singapore (FFWS 2021 SG) will feature Free Fire’s largest-ever prize pool of US$2,000,000. It will also mark the beginning of a return to normalcy…
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Free Fire: 2020 lineup of esports events announced
Garena, the mastermind behind 2019’s most downloaded Battle Royale title on mobile known as Free Fire has announced the lineup of esports events for 2020. They will be hosting 4 international tournaments this year with a total prize pool of 14 crore rupees. Due to the massive popularity Free Fire achieved in India itself, the…
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Free Fire World Series 2019 – Top 12 Teams Revealed
India, 13 November 2019 – The top 12 teams from across the world participating in Free Fire World Series 2019, one of the largest global esports tournaments by the world’s most popular mobile battle royale game, have been unveiled. The following teams will be fighting to become World Champions of Free Fire: Dranix Esports (Indonesia)…