After an exhilarating finale, Team Falcon from Thailand emerged victorious at Garena's inaugural Esports World Cup: Free Fire tournament, clinching the championship trophy and a substantial $300,000 cash prize. Their triumph not only showcases their skill but also marks them as the first team to secure a spot at the prestigious FFWS Global Finals 2024, set to take place in Brazil this year.
Following closely behind, EVOS Esports from Indonesia claimed second place, while Netshoes Miners from Brazil secured third. This competition has not only been a testament to Team Falcon's prowess but has also set a new benchmark for viewership in Free Fire's esports history, making it the most-watched event for the game to date.
Fire FreelyThe diverse international participation in this debut tournament highlights the global appeal of Free Fire. Despite facing challenges such as lawsuits from Krafton and a ban in India, the game's enduring popularity is undeniable.
The Esports World Cup continues with the upcoming PUBG Mobile tournament, courtesy of rival Krafton, kicking off this weekend. The excitement builds as fans eagerly anticipate which team will claim victory next.
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