FFCS: Free Fire Continental Series starts this weekend

Fans can participate in the action through live streams - with commentary in ten languages - and through in-game events and rewards with the FFCS theme
FFCS: Free Fire Continental Series starts this weekend

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The Free Fire Continental Series (FFCS), the main international Free Fire tournament in 2020, starts this weekend (21 and 22). The regional finalists compete simultaneously in their respective divisions: Americas Series, EMEA Series and Asia Series. The finals take place on 28 and 29 November, and there will be events and rewards during the matches.

The Americas Series will feature teams and players from Brazil and Latin America, while the Asia Series comprises Chinese Taipei, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Cambodia, Thailand, Vietnam and other markets in the region. Finally, the EMEA Series brings together Europe, Russia, the Middle East and North Africa (MENA).

The play-ins for the Americas Series will be this Saturday (21st), starting at 14h, with transmission on YouTube and BOOYAH !, Garena's streaming platform. You can also follow everything by the hashtag #FFCS on Twitter.

Each division will have a total prize pool of US $ 300 thousand, making the combined FFCS prize to be US $ 900 thousand.

See the teams that play the play-ins of the Americas Series below:

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Representing Brazil, the teams that play the play-ins are Black Dragons (current champion of COPA Free Fire), Flamengo B4, Santos eSports, Cruzeiro, Corinthians and RED Canids Kalunga (champion of Free Fire Giants). The representatives of Latin America are God Esports, Naguara Team, God's Plan, TopHard, Malvinas Gaming and Wild Esports.

The top four teams of the stage advance to the grand final on 28 November. In it are already classified the SS Esports, champion of LBFF 3 and Ignis Esports, champion of the Free Fire League, Latin American championship.

Besides them, the teams that were between 2nd and 4th place in LBFF 3 and FFL complete the remaining places. They are: Vivo Keyd, Team Liquid and paiN Gaming, for the Brazilian League, and Arctic Gaming, Team Aze and Savage Esports for the Latin American League (FFL).

With live commentary in ten languages (Arabic, Bahasa Indonesian, English, Hindi, Mandarin, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Thai and Vietnamese), the audience will be able to watch the matches live on YouTube and on BOOYAH !, Garena's streaming platform .

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