Competitive Free Fire is blowing up quite quickly. Beyond prize pools and viewership, you can also see multiple organizations jumping in. Accordingly, Na’Vi is one of them. Indeed, the recent announcement of the Natus Vincere Free Fire Roster is hardly a shock.
Natus Vincere Free Fire – Staying in the CIS Region
Across all esports, Natus Vincere is a strong component of the CIS region. Accordingly, that’s no different for Free Fire. Indeed, they’ve targeted the former roster of Silence and has signed the entire squad.
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After a month of exciting gameplay, the Liga Brasileira Free Fire 2021 Stage 2 has finally concluded. Accordingly, we have a new champion in the form of Keyd. Read on for a quick recap of the event and the journey of the champions!
Liga Brasileira Free Fire 2021 Stage 2 Series A – Dominance from Keyd
Initially, the event kicked off through the Group Stage. Starting here, Keyd showed up with a vengeance with their incredible score. Indeed, here they managed to score whopping 40 more points than Corinthians beneath them.
Heading into the Finals, the Brazilian team of Keyd was looking great. Accordingly, they carried this incredible momentum to earn the title with a heavy lead of 20 points. Check out the scores below:
Keyd – 124 points
Corinthians – 109 points
FX – 106 points
Miners – 86 points
META – 84 points
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The event was also a fantastic debut for Free Fire in the Brazilian region. As the champions of $180,000 prize pool, Keyd are your regional champions and have earned a seed for Stage 3A together with the other 11 competitors finishing in the top 12.
In addition, the phenomenal peak viewers of almost 600,000 is incredible for competitive Free Fire in general!
Every now and then, between heavily competitive events we get to enjoy what are known as showmatches. Accordingly, the Free Fire All-Stars Asia 2021 is a form of such event. Indeed, the international celebrity event looks to impress on the weekend of July 23rd. For all the viewership details you need to enjoy the event, read on!
Event Background
As I’ll reiterate, this is an annual event held by Garena across multiple regions. Indeed, for multiple regions too. However, in this article we’ll be focusing on the Asia variant of the event.
The competitors for this event are notably celebrities from the region having a chance at competition for $30,000. Also, this event will be an online event.
For such an event, four teams with celebrities will be competing, as listed below:
Pho – Banh, As Mobile, Ma Gaming, Haidang Gaming
Com Tam – Dark, FunkyM, Bac Gau, Gao Bac
Sate – Bara, AbaaaX, Dimas FP, Meri Olivia, FrontaL Gaming
Indomee – Bion, Garduu, LetDa Hyper, EFDEWE, Asep
Do note that more teams may be announced further on.
Despite being celebrities, the competitors will be sure to briong the fire noting the comeptition on the line.
Notably, celebrities will hail from regions such as Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Indonesia, Malaysia, Pakistan, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam.
Format
With regards to format the way the competition will be played for the Free Fire event will vary from day to day.
23rd July – Day 1 – Bomb Squad mode
24th July – Day 2 – Clash Squad mode
25th July – Day 3 – Battle Royale mode
Credits; Free Fire
At each opporunity, all four teams will be thrown into the same game to earn points depending on the specific format. On each day, the prize pool of $10,000 will be offered.
Bearing this in mind, the overall winner is whichever teams amounts the most prize pool over the three days.
Schedule for the All-Stars 2021 Asia Free Fire
Credits: Garena
Matches will be broadcasted worldwide on each day, from 10:00PM IST on Facebook, YouTube and BOOYAH. Accordingly, no official schedule is currently available for this celebrity event.
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You can also watch the All-Stars 2021 Asia Free Fire live stream via our very own website. Providing an extensive list of the biggest esports together with streams for each esports match live today or upcoming matches.
Predictions for the All-Stars 2021 Asia Free Fire on esportsguide
In terms of predictions, although this looks to be a light-hearted event, there’s money on the line for this Major. Do note, that the primary aim of such an event is to increase awareness of competitive Free Fire across multiple regions.
Credits: Garena
Looking back to the last event of this sort, the Free Fire Asia All-Stars Influencers event in 2020, there was one recurring theme. Indeed, the teams from Thailand seemed to be a little stronger than the opposition involved.
Following Thai influencers, Indian and Indonesian players were hot on their tails. Accordingly, you can expect Influencers/Celebrities from such regions to rank higher.
Credits: Garena Free Fire
Otherwse, we have high predictions for this event as a success for general Free Fire esports. Notably, an event like this makes the esport stand out compared to competition such as PUBG Mobile, which is yet to host such an event.
This event is a great step towards the Free Fire City Open taking place this time next month.
The Free Fire Pro League India 2021 Summer event has been on our mind ever since it kicked off. Starting back on the 26th June, the event has celebrated competitive Free Fire on a national level in India. Accordingly, there’s still plenty to enjoy until 18th July. Read on for a quick update on how the event is progressing.
Free Fire Pro League India 2021 Summer – Grand Finals Soon
All 18 teams so far have had a chance to really show their worth in the competition. Apart from the $50,000 prize pool, there are also seeds on the line for the FFIC 2021 Fall event and Closed Qualifier.
So far, we’re still in the first half of the event in the form of the League Circuit. Below, find the current standings of the 18 teams:
Team Elite (200)
4 Unknown (194)
TEAM CHAOS (168)
Team S8UL (158)
Galaxy Racer (157)
Chemin Esports (152)
Blind eSports (152)
TSM (141)
AFF Esports (134)
Team D Esports (126)
Total Gaming eSports (120)
PVS Esports (117)
Life Hackers (108)
Survivor 4AM (94)
God Like (89)
OVER POWERED BOYS (77)
LVL-ICONIC (75)
YAKUZA SENIORS (49)
Credits: Garena
Concluding on the 11th July, from this stage only 12 will make it to the Grand Finals and 6 will be eliminated. Keep your eyes peeled for the bottom of the points, at the 12th place marks, as teams try to make a final dash for the seed.
The Grand Finals look to kick off on July 18th – entering teams will be given a ‘headstart’ depending on their placement in League Circuit.
Kicking off on the 4th June, we’ve been keeping a watchful eye on the Free Fire Malaysia Championship 2021. Indeed, the League Stage kicked off on June 26th and we’re ready to provide an update. Read on for a quick summary of the event so far.
Free Fire Malaysia Championship – Competition Shaping Up
For those unaware, this event serves as the highest level of competitive Free Fire in the region of Malaysia. As I’ll reiterate, the online event kicked off on June 4th with Qualifier Finals. From here, only 18 made it from the starting 48 teams to the League Stage.
Within the League Stage, 18 teams have been competing within 3 groups of 6 teams. Specifically, a League Round Robin is the format exactly. With a shuffle expected halfway for the groups, teams are fighting for the 12 spots in the Grand Finals. Here they’ll compete for the $50,000 prize pool!
Credits: Garena
Let’s take a look at the top 10 so far:
AutoKnockout – 223
SEM9 – 221
Blacklist International – 190
Freedom Rumble – 188
Geek Fam – 186
ETERNAL WATCHNLEARN – 157
Fast Kill – 149
SecretMovement – 131
SORRY ROAR – 131
4X MEN XPERT – 124
The competition is very tight at the top as you can see, followed by contention from third to fifth.
Just like that, an awesome announcement is live for the new mobile esport, Free Fire. Accordingly, the TSM FTX Free Fire roster is now official with the esport organization diving right into the hype. Read on to learn more about this change and rumored rosters which could be announced soon!
Reported keenly by none other than SportsKeeda, the leak has it that TSM FTX will be signing the current roster of Sixth Sense. Placing first at the recent Free Fire Tri Series 2021, this is an Indian team which is keen to leave an impact on the scene moving forward. Accordingly, here is the roster:
Indranil “FABINDRO” Saha
Sagar “ILUMINATI” Patel
Jayesh “MR.JAYYT” Yadav
Titas “STONER” Roy
Naitik “OLDMONK” Khoshto
Do note that the official branding of ‘TSM FTX’ stems from the rights agreement the esports organization signed with cryptocurrency company of FTX.
Credits: Garena
Otherwise, seeing more and more esports organizations jump into Free Fire only put more truth to the fact that this is an incredibly potent and lively esport. So much so, that these organizations are finding fit to invest in it.
While this news is strictly a leak as of right now, it looks to be confirmed in the coming days.
When considering some of the most popular regions for Free Fire, Malaysia is one which is climbing slowly. Specifically, this is why we have our eye on the Free Fire Malaysia Championship 2021. Namely, the top 18 teams in the region are back to fight for the majority prize pool of $48,274. Running from 27th June to the 31st July, read on to learn about How to Watch this exciting event!
Event Background
As I’ll reiterate, this is Garena warming up the region by offering a Championship event following the Open event they held last year. Accordingly, this online event will offer the Open Bracket teams a chance to fight for top dollar and pride to establish regional dominance. Otherwise, besides the prize pool, teams can earn points to contribute to the League Circuit.
Credits: Garena
Bearing this in mind, find the 18 teams involved listed below:
Geek Fam
SEM9
Blacklist International
Freedom Rumble
ETERNAL WATCHNLEARN
AutoKnockout
STP Son Of Gun
Fast Kill
ENIGMAX ALLSTAR
Ladies
REDSHOOT PXG XTREME
4X MEN XPERT
7FINGERS
LEGEND
ENDZONE.MY
SECRET_MOVEMENT
SORRY ROAR
OVERDOSE LT
Format
In terms of format, there are three stages with regards to the format. Chronologically, here’s how they’ll work:
Qualifier Finals – June 4-6th – Top 48 compete in order to narrow it down to a Top 18
League Stage – June 26th to July 18th – Top 18 compete in 8 matchdays over 4 weekends, teams split into 3 groups of 6 in a Round Robin. Here, only the top 12 will make it to the grand finals
Grand Finals – held on July 31st, it will all boil down to one final day of competition to figure out our regional champion
Credits: Garena
Let’s now dive into the schedule for this event.
Schedule for the Free Fire Malaysia Championship 2021
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Predictions for the Free Fire Malaysia Championship 2021
Credits: Garena
With regards to Malaysia, the most recent event details we have for the region is from the Free Fire Malaysia Open 2020. Accordingly, from this event, we have the following top 5 teams, who look to be a threat:
4X-Men Esport
Enigma
Argon MY
NOXSCAPE
ICON ELITE
As I’ll reiterate, the competition is still very fresh in this region. Indeed, that makes things a little unpredictable. However, it’s fair to favour the above teams together with others who sit higher in the standings such as Geek Fam and Blacklist International further on. Notably, at the Free Fire World Series 2021 Singapore, Geek Fam managed to place 9th, taking $70,000. Maybe we’ll see a new victor this time around? In my opinion though, Geek Fam look like the favourites heading into this event as of right now, though anything can change.
Credits: Garena
Besides the competition itself, we have high expectations for the event in general. In fact, Free Fire has topped the charts this past year and we expect the mobile esport to keep bringing the heat for the entire esports scene in general.
Specifically, Phoenix Force are your winners of the recent international Free Fire event. Yet, the real winner here is definitely Garena. Accordingly, the Free Fire World Series 2021 Singapore Viewership was simply mindblowing. Read on to learn how such statistics doubled since the last event!
World Series 2021 Singapore Viewership – Hitting 5,000,000!
It’s simply without question that Garena Free Fire is a Tier 1 esports in its own right. Specifically, after this event, I’m not sure whether any other event I can recall surpasses these figures. However, prior to jumping the gun, let’s first discuss the previous iteration of the event. Back in 2019, held in Rio, the following numbers were achieved:
Credits: Garena
Peak Viewers: 2,016,157
Average Viewers: 1,280,050
Air Time: 6 hours
Here at esportsguide, we usually don’t include the ‘air time’, but for this event it’s special. Indeed, such numbers were achieved in only 6 hours. Moving to the 2021 iteration, the offline event in Singapore just earned some worldwide record making numbers:
Peak Viewers: 5,414,953
Average Viewers: 2,087,307
Air Time: 9 hours
Credits: Garena Free Fire
Indeed, this is the highest peak viewership recorded at an esports event. Here at esportsguide, we’re proud to have invested ourselves in the title since its early beginnings. We’re excited to see how the esport progresses as time goes by.
As always, we’d like to thank Esports Charts for making such information publically available.
Finally, despite the week delay, the Singapore Free Fire World Series is finally over. Accordingly, this event had massive expectations to compensate for the cancellation of last year. Indeed, many say it has, with Phoenix Force being your 2021 Free Fire World Champions! Let’s review their journey.
Free Fire World Series – Winning it For Thailand
Phoenix Force, as part of the EVOS Esports TH esports organization, have won it for Thailand – a region which truly loves Free Fire. Indeed, they walked away as champions of the $2,000,000 event which concluded on the 30th May.
Credits: Garena
Thanks to their win at the Free Fire Pro League Thailand Season 4, the team earned a direct seeding into the Finals. Once the Finals kicked off on May 30th, Phoenix Force never really let off the gas. Accordingly, they earned multiple first place finishes to cement their top seed – quite distant to the second place team of LOUD.
An incredibly dominant showing from the Thai team – a clear cut above the rest. Beyond their own individual success as a team, the entire event was awesome for the esports scene.
Unfortunately, due to certain health measures, one of the biggest events of the year is having to change. Specifically, the Free Fire World Series Singapore Finals has had to undergo such changes. Accordingly, we’ll be providing you some insight over how everything has been affected.
Free Fire World Series Singapore Finals – Moved to May 30th
So what’s changed? Let’s dive into some quick facts:
Play-In Stage – will not change and will still take place on May 22nd
Grand Finals – specifically, these have been moved from May 27th up to May 30th.
Credits: Garena
Why was this done? According to Garena, this was all done to make sure that the players are safe. For example, so far four teams have been counted out due to to health situations. It’s clear that regardless of what’s going to happen, the event will go ahead with the $2 million prize pool.
Yet, Garena will still be giving some of those teams that were cancelled out some prize pool anyway – a nice move from the organizers.
As a reminder, 9 teams will compete in the Play-Ins. Here, they’ll earn three spots and join the remaining competitors at the Grand Final. This change isn’t holding this event back.
