Free Fire World Series 2024 Global Finals: All 18 qualified teams
A total of 18 teams have been confirmed for the Free Fire World Series (FFWS) 2024 Global Finals, which will take place in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil. This 17-day-long international event, which will feature three stages: Knockout, Point Rush, and Grand Finals, will kick off on November 8 and will run until November 24.
Garena has not yet revealed the prize pool of the FFWS 2024 Global Finals. The 18 teams will compete in the Knockout stage from November 8 to 17. The top 12 will then battle for headstart points in Point Rush on November 22 and 23 before playing the Grand Finals on November 24.
Brazil will be hosting the Free Fire World Series for the first time in five years. The inaugural edition of the event was held in the country in 2019.
The Knockout stage of the 2024 edition will be played at the Riocentro, Rio de Janeiro, while the Point Rush phase and the Grand Finals will be contested at the Carioca Arena 1, Rio de Janeiro.
Qualified teams for Free Fire World Series 2024 Global Finals
Here are the 18 teams confirmed for the Free Fire World Series (FFWS) 2024 Global Finals:
- Team Falcons (Thailand)
- Buriram United (Thailand)
- Twisted Minds (Thailand)
- Attack All Around (Thailand)
- RRQ Kazu (Indonesia)
- Evos Divine (Indonesia)
- Bigetron Delta (Indonesia)
- HUA Esports (Vietnam)
- WAG (Vietnam)
- Six Karma (LATAM)
- Reta Esports (LATAM)
- CLG (LAtAM)
- Fluxo (Brazil)
- Pain Gaming (Brazil)
- Corinthians (Brazil)
- E1 Esports (Brazil)
- WASK (MEA)
- Rezurrection X (Pakistan)
Team Falcons from Thailand qualified for the Grand Finals by winning the Free Fire Esports World Cup 2024, which was held in Riyadh in July.
The FFWS SEA Fall, which concluded recently, featured eight spots for the Global Finals. Buriram United, Twisted Minds, and Attack All Around from Thailand qualified for the Grand Finals via this tournament. RRQ Kazu, Evos Divine, and Bigetron from Indonesia, as well as HUA and WAG from Vietnam, also secured their spots via this event.
Six Karma, Reta, and CLG qualified for the Grand Finals thanks to their performaces at the FFWS LATAM Split 2. Fluxo secured its spot via the FFWS Brazil Group Stage, while Pain Gaming, Corinthians, and E1 Esports advanced via the FFWS Brazil Grand Finals.
WASK from Morocco and Rezurrection from Pakistan qualified for the Grand Finals via their regional qualifiers.