Free Fire Pakistan League II is endorsed by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MOIB) and E-PAK: Garena Free Fire is one of the most popular battle royale mobile games in the world. The Esports scenario of Free Fire is also touching new heights day by day where the recently Free Fire World Series 2021 Singapore hit the 5 million+ live viewership which is a record for highest peak viewership in any esports event. Free Fire is one of the most popular games in Pakistan. After hosting first season of FFPL, Garena introduces the Second season of Free Fire Pakistan League 2021.
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Free Fire Pakistan League II is the biggest Free Fire event in Pakistan where it is featuring a 10,000,000 PKR prize pool. Registrations for the tournament will start on 21st July 2021, where the whole tournament is divided into 6 cities. The winning team of this tournament will also qualify for the Free Fire World Series 2021 which is scheduled later this year.
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FFPL II is endorsed by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MOIB) and E-PAK
Ministry of Information and Broadcasting today announced E-PAK, the first-ever initiative that aims at promoting Esports culture among youths in Pakistan. Free Fire Pakistan League (FFPL), the highest level professional tournament of the international esports title Free Fire, will be the first Esports league supported by this initiative.
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E-PAK stands for Pakistan’s Elite Gamer Pack, an initiative by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting to create a sustainable Esports ecosystem in Pakistan. Through E-PAK, the Ministry will work closely with Esports titles in the country to popularise Esports to the general public and inspire youths to become Esports athletes as a professional career. This is considered as the next move in the exciting framework from Minister Fawad Chaudry, after he orchestrated the MOU between Pakistan Sports Board (PSB) and Pakistan Science Foundation (PSF) back in January 2021.
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