Free Fire World Series 2024 Brazil: Winners, prize pool distribution, and qualified teams for Global Finals
The Free Fire World Series 2024 Brazil came to an end on September 28 with Fluxo being hailed as the undisputed champions. The organization had a dominant run throughout the tournament and amassed 146 points along with three Booyahs in the eight Grand Finals matches. Bops was eventually crowned the MVP of the finale, and the club secured the first-place prize of $51,528.
Moving on, Pain Gaming was the runner-up in this Free Fire tournament with 100 points and one Booyah. The team also had an impressive run in the Group Stage and received a cash prize of $32,205.
Likewise, Corinthians made an outstanding comeback in the Grand Finals and finished third with 99 points. Although the squad had a below-average run in the Group Stage, they managed to bounce back and claimed $25,764 in prize money. On the other hand, E1 Sports managed to secure a spot in the Global Finals after grabbing the fourth rank in the Grand Finals. The team was awarded $12,882 in prize money.
Qualified teams for Free Fire World Series 2024 Global Finals
The World Series 2024 Brazil featured four spots for the Global Finals, which are scheduled from November 8 to 24 in Brazil. Fluxo qualified for the event after finishing top in the Group Stage of the World Series, while Pain Gaming, Corinthians, and E1 Sports also made it to the prestigious tournament.
Here are the four qualified teams for the Global Finals 2024:
- Fluxo
- Pain Gaming
- Corinthians
- E1 Sports
A total of 18 teams from around the world will compete in the Global Finals 2024. So far, seven teams have been confirmed for the event, which will be played in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Netshoes Miners came fifth in the Free Fire World Series 2024 Brazil and unfortunately missed a spot in the Global Finals by only four points despite earning $6441 in prize money. Meanwhile, Team Solid finished sixth in the tournament after a mediocre performance in the Finals.
LOUD, a popular organization, performed modestly throughout the tournament but eventually ended up in the seventh spot. However, their member Yago dropped several impressive plays and was the MVP of the Regular Season.
Influence Rage and MIBR finished seventh and eighth respectively. Likewise, Flamengo MDL was ninth in the overall standings, while ALFA34 and INCO Gaming faltered in the finale and came 11th and 12th respectively.
The Free Fire World Series 2024 Brazil was held from April 20 to September 28. It had a total prize pool of $128,821 (700,000 BRL), and a total of 18 teams participated in the tournament.