Hoja de ruta gratuita de ESports 2025: nuevo formato, cambios y más

Garena, el editor de Free Fire, ha anunciado la hoja de ruta 2025 con nuevo formato, cambios y más.

Garena the publisher of popular battle royale Free Fire, announced the Free Fire Esports 2025 roadmap earlier today. The roadmap features a new Champion Rush format and top-tier regional leagues in Brazil, LATAM, Southeast Asia, the Middle East & Africa, and Pakistan. Pre-season leagues will happen from February to March where almost every league will start around April 2025. The Two Free Fire World Series aka FFWS SEA 2025 offline tournaments are coming up: Hanoi, Vietnam, for the Spring Season and Bangkok, Thailand, for the fall season. Check out the full roadmap of Free Fire Esports 2025 below.

Free Fire Esports 2025 Roadmap

Southeast Asia

FFWS SEA Pre-Season – March 2025
FFWS SEA SPRING 2025 – April to June 2025
FFWS SEA FALL 2025 – August to October 2025

Brazil

FFWS Brazil Pre-Season – February 2025
FFWS Brazil S2 – April to July 2025
FFWS Brazil S3 – August to October 2025

LATAM

Esports World Cup Qualifier 2025 – April to June 2025
FFWS LATAM 2025 – August to October 2025

Middle East and Africa

FF Mid-Season Clash – April to July 2025
FFWS MEA 2025 – August to October 2025

Pakistan

Local Qualifier – April to July 2025
Local Qualifier – August to October 2025

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Formato gratuito de eSports Champion Rush

A total of 12 teams will battle to achieve a pre-determined Champion Rush Point. The first team to secure a Booyah after getting the Rush Point will be crowned the champion. If no champion is determined by the eight-game, the team ranked first on the leaderboard at that point will be declared the overall champion.

Champion Rush Points Distribution

Rank	Points
1	12
2	11
3	10
4	9
5	8
6	7
7	6
8	5
9	4
10	3
11	2
12	1

Free Fire Esports World Cup 2025

Free Fire Esports World Cup 2025 is set to take place from June to August 2025 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. This will be the second time Free Fire is part of the Esports World Cup. Team Falcons won the last edition, securing a $300,000 prize pool, while EVOS Divine secured second place, bagging $175,00 prize money.