Free Fire World Series Global Final 2024 / Image credit: ffesports
TL;DR
The Free Fire World Series Global Finals 2025 will take place from October 31 to November 15 in Jakarta, Indonesia, and can be viewed on YouTube and Twitch.
There are two prize pools for two events, the Battle Royale ($1,000,000) and the Clash Squad Mode ($150,000).
There are 18 teams that qualify through placements in leagues and tournaments leading up to the 2025 Global Finals.
The tournament features the Champion Rush format for its Grand Finals, a new format for the 2025 edition.
The Free Fire World Series Global Finals 2025 is the final event in Free Fire’s competitive year and the culmination of everything the season has been building up to. The Global Finals is the largest tournament Free Fire has to offer, and thus offers its esports scene’s biggest prize.
The Global Finals 2025 will take place in Jakarta, Indonesia, a change in venue from Rio de Janeiro in 2024. These Garena Free Fire season-ending events represent the apex of what esports tournaments have to offer, and the 2025 edition promises to continue this trend.
Here’s everything you need to know about the Free Fire World Series Global Finals 2025, including its schedule, participating teams, structure, prize pool, and how to watch the event.
When is the Free Fire World Series Global Finals 2025?
As a season-ending event, the Free Fire World Series 2025 takes place at the end of the year, starting on Halloween. The event begins on October 31 with its knockout stage, which ends on November 9.
The Grand Finals ends the event on November 15, meaning the tournament is spread roughly over two weeks.
Free Fire World Series 2025: Teams and how they qualified
GOW at FFWS SEA / Image credit: ffesports
The Free Fire World Series Global Finals 2025 will feature 18 teams fighting to be number one. These 18 teams qualify for the tournament based on performance in the leagues or tournaments they compete in. Certain leagues and tournaments offer more places than others, depending on the quality of the league and the seeding of those in the tournament. For instance, only the champions of the Esports World Cup 2025 receive a place at the Global Finals.
The teams and how they qualified:
EventSeedsRegionQualified teamsEsports World Cup 2025ChampionWorldEVOS DivineFFWS SEA 2025 Fall: Battle RoyaleTop eightSouth East AsiaTeam Falcons
Heavy
RRQ Kazu
Buriram United Esports
All Gamers Global
GOW
P Esports
WAGFFWS BR 2025 Split 2Group Stage Champion
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Finals Top twoBrazilFluxo
Team Solid
E1 SportsFFWS LATAM 2025: Battle RoyaleGroup Stage Champion
&
Finals ChampionLatin AmericaRainbow 7
Nova LegionFFWS BD 2025Top twoBangledeshRed Hawks
Red CliffFFWS MEA 2025ChampionMiddle East & AfricaClear Vision EsportsFFWS PK 2025ChampionPakistanHotshot Esports
Free Fire World Series: Championship schedule and structure
The 18 teams competing in the Free Fire World Series 2025 are split into two events: The Battle Royale and Clash Squad Mode. All play in the Battle Royale mode, and only those who perform well in the initial stages have the chance to earn extra cash in the Clash Squad Mode.
The teams are divided into three groups of six, with 36 matches being played across six match days. Each team will play 24 matches, with a ‘week’ consisting of three match days. The top eight teams after week one qualify for the Clash Squad Mode, while the top 12 after the full knockout stage qualify for the Grand Finals.
The Clash Squad Mode is further split into three sections: the Swiss Stage, from November 5-6, semi-finals, and its own Grand Finals, on November 14. The Grand Finals of the Battle Royale then occur on November 15 with the top 12 teams using the Champion Rush format.
During the Grand Finals, the 12 teams play for points, reaching a threshold of 80 to become Champion Rush Eligible. Teams that are Champion Rush Eligible must achieve a ‘Booyah!’ in their next match to be crowned champions, but if no team has achieved a ‘Booyah!’ after 10 matches, the team with the highest points tally becomes champion.
This format is new to Free Fire World Series Global Finals 2025, replacing 2024’s Point Rush format.
Free Fire World Series Global Finals 2025: How to Watch
The Free Fire World Series Global Finals 2025 will be broadcast for free on YouTube and Twitch via official channels. For YouTube, it will be shown on the Free Fire Esports Official channel, while Twitch will broadcast it on the Garena Free Fire channel.
Free Fire World Series Global Finals 2025: Prize pool
As the pinnacle of Free Fire’s esports circuit, the Global Finals 2025 has an impressive prize pool of $1,000,000, the same as the 2024 edition. This $1,000,000 is split into two sections: tournament placement and award bonuses.
The tournament placement prize money and award bonuses are distributed as follows:
13th – 18th: $15,000
12th: $26,000
11th: $27,000
10th: $30,000
9th: $35,000
8th: $40,000
7th: $45,000
6th: $50,000
5th: $55,000
4th: $60,000
3rd: $70,000
2nd: $150,000
1st: $300,000
Team of the Day (Days 1 – 7): $1,000
Predator: $5,000
Grand Finals MVP: $10,000
Those who advance to the Clash Squad stage benefit from an additional prize pool totalling $150,000, which also includes a bonus for the MVP, and is distributed as follows:
5th – 8th: $10,000
4th: $15,000
3rd: $20,000
2nd: $25,000
1st: $45,000
Grand Finals MVP: $5,000
Conclusion
The Free Fire World Series Global Finals 2025 promises to be a massive event in esports, and a monumental climax to the end of the 2025 FFWS season. With new rules, Garena is doing its best to keep the event fresh each year, and this is a must-watch for Free Fire fans around the world.
FAQs
When is the Free Fire World Series Global Finals 2025?
The Free Fire World Series 2025 begins on October 31 and ends on November 15.
How can I watch the Free Fire World Series Global Finals 2025?
The Free Fire Official Esports YouTube channel and Garene Free Fire Twitch channel will broadcast the event for free.
When was the first Free Fire World Series?
The First Free Fire World Series took place in 2019 at Rio de Janeiro, with a prize pool of $400,000 and had 12 participating teams.
