Free Fire India Championship 2022 Spring: The new season of Free Fire Esports is all set to begin in the coming Spring. Free Fire Esports India has already announced the registrations for the Free Fire India Championship Spring. The prize pool of the competition will whopping 1 Crore. Just like the previous year, Teams from India and Nepal will participate in the competition. So, let’s know more about the FFIC 2022 Spring in detail. Follow all the LIVE updates on InsideSport.IN
Free Fire India Championship 2022 Spring: Check Registration date of the FFIC 2022 Spring
Free Fire India Championship 2022 Spring Registration Date:
Recently, Free Fire Pro League 2021 Winter has concluded. Chemin EEsports has become the champions while Total Gaming secured the runners-up spot. Meanwhile, The registration begins on 7 February and will go on until 11 February 2022. However, the prize for the tournament has been increased by 33.3% from the previous year’s 75 lakhs INR. So, the tournament will surely have the fans at their edge of the seats.
Meanwhile, The finalists of the Free Fire Pro League 2021 Winter also secured their tickets in the FFIC Spring. The top six teams have qualified directly to the league stage, while teams that placed seventh to twelfth had qualified for the closed qualifiers. However, Orangutan Elite (ex Team Elite) was crowned champion of the FFIC 2021 fall. Although, they had failed to qualify for the Free Fire Pro League Winter finals. Elite will play in the open qualifiers. Top teams will battle it out for the glory.
Free Fire India Championship 2022 Spring: Check Registration date of the FFIC 2022 Spring
The Competition will go through three stages which we will discuss in the next stories. So, stay connected for more updates regarding this competition. Meanwhile, you can look at our other copies.
Free Fire India Championship 2022 Spring: Check Registration date of the FFIC 2022 Spring
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