Free Fire Max Booyah Watch to Win Event: We are into the second week of the month as Garena Free Fire introduced yet another booyah event for players. The game officials always look to introduce unique items to make the game more engaging for the users. That’s why they have announced the Booyah watch-to-win event. Here, users can collect the Shake it Up emote, Mr. Wagger, Agent Hop, and many more just by watching clips for a specific duration of time. So, let’s know more about the Booyah watch-to-win event in detail. For future updates on Garena Free Fire Follow InsideSport on GOOGLE NEWS
Free Fire Max Booyah Watch to Win Event: Get free emote, pets, and many more, Check Full Details
Free Fire Booyah Watch to Win Event: Booyah rewards always create a great atmosphere among the players. That’s why Garena officials often release these kinds of events in a span of a few days. Meanwhile, the new Booyah event is already live in-game and will be available until 10th May 2022. Mainly, users need to watch the booyah videos and collect these rewards for absolutely free. The available rewards are the Shake it Up emote, Mr. Wagger, Agent Hop, and many more. They have to watch any of the Booyah live streams for only one hour to win an item.
Free Fire Max Booyah Watch to Win Event: Get free emote, pets, and many more, Check Full Details
However, they have to go through a specific step-by-step process to collect those amazing rewards. Firstly, they need to open the game and visit the event section. Thereafter, they should click the news section that is at the top right corner of the screen. Thereafter, they can click the “Go-To” button. Now, they should press the login button which is on the top right-hand corner of the game screen.
Meanwhile, they have to log in with Free Fire. Finally, they can claim rewards by watching those clips for at least 60 minutes. So, that’s all about the event. For future updates on Garena Free Fire Follow InsideSport on GOOGLE NEWS
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