Thailand's Team Falcon emerges victorious in Garena's inaugural Esports World Cup: Free Fire tournament, securing the championship title and a substantial $300,000 prize. This win also guarantees their spot at the FFWS Global Finals 2024 in Brazil.
Team Falcon's triumph was closely followed by Indonesia's EVOS Esports (second place) and Brazil's Netshoes Miners (third place). The tournament achieved remarkable viewership, setting a new record as the most-watched Free Fire esports event to date. This success significantly boosts the legitimacy of competitive Free Fire, particularly in regions where it's a relatively new phenomenon.
Free Fire's Global Reach
The diverse international participation in the Esports World Cup reflects Free Fire's extensive global player base. Despite facing challenges including legal battles and regional bans, the game's enduring popularity is undeniable.
The Esports World Cup continues, with the PUBG Mobile tournament commencing this weekend. While the Free Fire competition has concluded, there's still plenty of exciting esports action to come. If mobile esports isn't your cup of tea, explore our curated lists of the best and most anticipated mobile games of 2024 – something for every gamer!
