28 Billion Rupiah as Prize in Free Fire World Series 2021

Dear gamers, did you know that the Free Fire World Series 2021 will soon be held. This has been officially announced by Garena. The event, which will take place in Singapore, offers an unmitigated prize of US$ 2,000,000 or around Rp. 28 billion.

With such a big prize, the Free Fire World Series (FFWS) 2021 this time will be the biggest event in history in the Free Fire esports competition. Of course, gamers friends can imagine how interesting the competition that will run later will be.

The Free Fire competition that will take place is a sign of the return of the Free Fire international esport tournament offline, aka normal, after previously only being held online.

What is Free Fire World Series 2021?

You need to know that the Free Fire World Series is the largest esports competition event organized by Free Fire. The previous event that was held normally, namely FFWS in 2021 managed to set a world record related to the number of peak concurrent viewers (PCV) online. Furthermore, in 2021, the FFWS event was replaced by the Free Fire Continental Series (FFCS) which was conducted online due to the global pandemic.

Justin Lye as Garena’s Global Esports Manager in a written statement stated that his party is cooperating with the organization of the Free Fire event this time with the relevant authorities in order to ensure that the Free Fire tournament runs smoothly this time. Therefore, the safety factor will be the main priority in the implementation of the event.

This is certainly clear evidence that Garena always strives to provide attractive and competitive esports content for the global community, but still prioritizes the safety of all parties involved while adhering to applicable health protocols and travel policies.

Also Read: Free Fire Game Dotted 8 Bit No Door, Really?

FFWS 2021 Will Involve 14 Regions

The Free Fire World Series 2021 will be held bigger than the previous competition. If the competition held in 2021 only involved 9 regions, then the April edition of FFWS in Singapore this time will involve 22 teams from 14 regions in the world.

Among the regions involved in this competition are the Middle East, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. The 22 existing teams will compete to become the Free Fire world champion and get the prizes offered.

The Play-Ins round will bring together 12 teams that have won first or second place in their respective regional tournaments. Furthermore, the top two teams will join the 10 best teams in the world in the Finals.

All existing teams will compete in 6 rounds, on 3 maps. Each team must be able to be the last to survive to win, with points determined based on the number of kills and rankings obtained in each round.