The Free Fire World Series – Global Finals 2025 (FFWS), a premier global mobile esports tournament, is set to begin on Friday, October 31, with a total prize pool of $1.15 million at stake.
The competition will feature 18 teams from around the world vying for the title and a significant portion of the prize money. Among them are three teams from Brazil: Fluxo, Team Solid, and E1 Esports.
Fluxo, the current Brazilian champion, enters the tournament as a two-time world champion, carrying high expectations for another strong performance. The event will run through November 15.
Teams are divided into three groups of six for the initial phase. The group stage will span two weeks, with three days of matches each week, determining which 12 teams advance to the grand finals.
In a new competitive mode, the top eight teams from the group stage will also participate in a “Contra Squad” 4v4 tournament, offering an additional prize pool of $150,000, according to publisher Garena.
The grand finals will feature the 12 qualifying teams competing in a “Champion Rush” format. The first team to secure a “Booyah” after accumulating 80 points will be crowned champion. If no team achieves this, the highest-scoring team after 10 matches will win.
Fans globally can follow the competition through the official Free Fire Esports Brazil channel on YouTube.