Esports World Cup (EWC): Free Fire runs from July 10 to 14, 2024, featuring 18 top teams competing for the biggest slice of the
USD 1M prize pool. Check out the tournament's format and participating teams below, as well as where you can watch the matches.
Tournament Format
This week, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, will host the eagerly anticipated Esports World Cup: Free Fire. The stakes are high for all eighteen squads, as the victorious team will not only receive the largest portion of the USD 1,000,000 prize pool but also a ticket to participate in the Free Fire World Series (
FFWS) Global Finals 2024 set in Brazil later this year.
The tournament will be conducted in three stages. Teams will be divided into three groups of six during the Knock-Out Stage, which will take place from July 10 to 12. Two groups will compete each day. The top 12 teams, as determined by the points they have accumulated over the course of the three-day event, will subsequently advance to the Point-Rush Stage on July 13. During this stage, all points will be reset, and teams will compete to gain headstart points in order to advance to the Grand Final. Ultimately, the Grand Final will commence on July 14, during which the teams will battle it out in a race to the top.
Participating Teams
Eighteen (18) teams have emerged as formidable contenders to the Esports World Cup (EWC) 2024 throne following weeks of intense competition in regional Free Fire World Series (FFWS) leagues and local qualifiers.
Group A
Indonesia and Brazil each have two teams, while Thailand and Mexico each have one.
EVOS Esports, a seasoned team that has amassed the most Free Fire esports titles in Indonesia, Mexico's 19esports, and FLUXO, a team that includes three former world champions, are all teams to keep an eye on.
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Group A Team
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Representing
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Overview
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ONIC Olympus
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FFWS Southeast Asia, Indonesia
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Champion of FFWS Indonesia 2024 Spring
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All Gamers Global
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FFWS Southeast Asia, Thailand
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Second runner-up of FFWS 2022 Bangkok (formerly EXP Esports)
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EVOS Esports
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FFWS Southeast Asia, Indonesia
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Champion of Free Fire World Cup 2019, the first-ever Free Fire international championship
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19esports
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FFWS Latin America, Mexico
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Champion of FFWS Latin America EWC Qualifier
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Netshoes Miners
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FFWS Brazil
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Champion of ESL Snapdragon Pro Series Season 4 - Challenge Season
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FLUXO
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FFWS Brazil
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Champion of Liga Brasileira de Free Fire 2021
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Group B
This is the only group with no two representatives from the same league.
The group is comprised of the most formidable teams in the country, including Brazil's LOUD, the team with the largest fanbase in the country, and the second and third seeds of the FFWS Southeast Asia 2024 Spring, P Esports and Buriram United Esports.
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Group B Team
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Representing
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Overview
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P Esports
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FFWS Southeast Asia, Vietnam
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First runner-up of FFWS Southeast Asia 2024 Spring
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Buriram United Esports
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FFWS Southeast Asia, Thailand
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First runner-up of FFWS 2023
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RRQ
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FFWS Southeast Asia, Indonesia
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Fourth place in FFWS 2023
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RETA Esports
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FFWS Latin America, Mexico
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Second runner-up of FFWS Latin America EWC Qualifier
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LOUD
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FFWS Brazil
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Champion of Liga Brasileira de Free Fire 2023
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Hotshot Esports
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Pakistan Qualifier
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Champion of Free Fire Galaxy Series 2024
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Group C
This group is composed of two teams from Thailand and one team each from Indonesia, Brazil, Mexico, and Algeria.
From the powerful Team Falcons to the emerging community team Gaimin Gladiators, supporters can anticipate intense and thrilling matches between teams in Group C.
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Group C Team
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Representing
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Overview
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Team Falcons
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FFWS Southeast Asia, Thailand
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Champion of FFWS Southeast Asia 2024 Spring
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Gaimin Gladiators
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FFWS Southeast Asia, Indonesia
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Rising community team that has not missed out on any international tournaments since 2023
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Twisted Minds
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Snapdragon Pro Series, Thailand
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Champion of ESL Mobile Master Brazil 2024
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All Glory Gaming
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FFWS Latin America, Mexico
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Champion of Free Fire League Latin America 2023 Opening
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Team Solid
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FFWS Brazil
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Champion of C.O.P.A. Free Fire 2024
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ALQADSIAH ESPORTS
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MEA Mid-Season Clash, Algeria
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Team comprises members who have participated in multiple global events since 2019
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You can find out more about these 18 teams in this introduction video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3OrF0blGkNE.
Where can I watch Esports World Cup (EWC) 2024: Free Fire online?
Matches will be live-streamed at 10 PM GMT+8 (Philippine Time) daily on various streaming platforms, including YouTube, Facebook, and TikTok.
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@freefireesportsofficial
Broadcast commentary will be available in nine (9) languages, including English and Arabic.
Between July 12 and 14, 2024, Free Fire fans worldwide can also participate in themed in-game missions and support their favorite teams.
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