Free Fire launches Ramadan Cup 2026 with global prize and new format
Free Fire confirms Ramadan Cup 2026 with 18 teams, US$25,000 prize pool and official impact on the global esports ecosystem.
By
Ronny Rolim
Competitive Free Fire gains a new international tournament starting this month, opening a direct path for regional teams to compete for global prize money and official visibility.
The debut of the Free Fire Ramadan Cup 2026 reshapes the competitive calendar and creates a new official stage for professional teams, with immediate impact on the Free Fire esports ecosystem.
Garena confirms first-ever Free Fire Ramadan Cup
Garena has officially announced the Free Fire Ramadan Cup, an online Battle Royale tournament bringing together 18 professional teams from Asia to compete for a total prize pool of USD 25,000.
The competition begins on February 21 and is positioned as a strategic expansion of Free Fire esports during the Ramadan period, targeting regions with strong player bases and high competitive engagement.
Teams and regions represented
| Country | Number of teams |
|---|---|
| Bangladesh | 6 teams |
| Pakistan | 6 teams |
| Malaysia | 4 teams |
| Indonesia | 2 teams |
All participating squads earned their spots through official local formats or established professional circuits, reinforcing the competitive integrity of the event.
Tournament format and map pool
The Free Fire Ramadan Cup will be played across two competitive stages and will feature a broad selection of official maps, increasing tactical depth and variety.
| Map | Status |
|---|---|
| Bermuda | Active |
| Purgatory | Active |
| Alpine | Active |
| Kalahari | Active |
| NexTerra | Active |
| Solara | Active |
Knockout Stage details
From February 21 to 23, teams will be split into three groups of six and compete across 15 matches. The top 12 teams in the overall standings will advance to the Grand Final.
Grand Final and Champion Rush rule
The Grand Final is scheduled for February 28 and will use the Champion Rush format. The first team to reach 80 points and secure a Booyah! will be crowned champion.
If no team achieves the Champion Rush condition, the title will go to the highest-scoring team after a maximum of 10 matches.
Official broadcasts and ecosystem impact
Matches will be broadcast live on YouTube, Facebook and TikTok, with coverage available in multiple languages. Additional updates will be shared through official Free Fire channels.
The launch of the Ramadan Cup sets a new competitive precedent and strengthens Free Fire’s global esports strategy, particularly in markets where the title continues to dominate mobile Battle Royale engagement.
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