Free Fire Pro League 2021 Winter: The fourth and final tournament of Free Fire this year is all set to start from today. Garena has announced it a few hours back. The prize pool of the competition is 35 Lakh INR. The tournament format will be the same as the previous Pro League. All the Registrations will take place until 24th December 2021. So, let’s know more about the FFPL 2021 Winter in detail.
Free Fire Pro League 2021 Winter Format:
As we mentioned earlier, Registering Teams will participate in the FFC mode. Only 6 teams of them will qualify for the next phase. This phase will be the league phase. However, all the finalists of the Free Fire India Championship 2021 Fall can directly participate in the league stages alongside these six teams. Total Gaming claimed the Summer Free Fire Pro League 2021 title. TSM, Team Elite secured second and third place in the tournament.
Free Fire Pro League 2021 Winter All Invited Teams:
- Total Gaming
- PVS Gaming
- Desi Gamers
- TSM
- Head Hunters
- Aura Esports
- Team Chaos
- Orangutan Esports (Team Elite)
- Godlike
- Chemin Esports (4 Unknown)
- Team Insane Esports (LR7 United)
- Nigma Galaxy
Free Fire Pro League 2021 Winter: Overview, Next Stages, Points Distribution of FFPL 2021 Winter
Moreover, the top 6 teams of the Pro League will also directly advance to the next edition of the India Championship. Meanwhile, the teams who will rank between the 7th-12th place will also qualify for the closed qualifiers.
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So, let’s have a look at the point distribution. The first-position team will secure 12 points. The second, third, fourth, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, and 11th positioned teams will have 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, and 0 respectively. For each kill, teams will get 1 point. If a player leaves spawn island they will have minus 10 points. Basically, these are the formats of the competition.
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