JAKARTA - Garena Indonesia officially opened an e-Sport tournament for the Free Fire Master League (FFML) Season 1 in early 2020. The tournament, which is attended by 24 teams from all over Indonesia, will compete for a prize of IDR 1.2 billion.
Garena Free Fire producer Christian Wihananto revealed that the FFML tournament is open to players all over Indonesia from the community, amateur, and professional levels.
"In addition to supporting tiered tournaments from community to professional levels, earlier this year we also accommodated professional teams to improve strategy and game consistency through FFML Season 1," said Christias at the opening of FFML Season 1 at CGV Pacific Place, Jakarta, Tuesday, 14 January 2020.
Christian said FFML Season 1 will use a league system, where 24 e-Sports teams will compete against each other for four weeks, starting from today January 14 to February 14 2020. The top six teams in each group will go to the rounds. Free Fire Indonesia Masters 2020 Spring Grand Final.
"Through the 2020 e-Sports tournament agenda, we hope that it can become a forum for these young people to become eSports athletes who produce more achievements for the nation," he continued.
24 Free Fire teams that participated in FFML Season 1, among others; Aerowolf, Alter Ego ZET, Aura Esports, Bigetron Magix, Boom Cerberus, Boss Esports, Dranix Dauntless, Dranix Vendetta, DG Esports, EVOS Esports, First Raiders, GGWP.ID Soekarno, Island Of Gods, Louvre Esports, Onic Elysium, Onic Olympus , Recca Esports, Rosugo Esports, RRQ HADES, Star8 Esports, Team Elvo, The Pillars Claymore, Siren Esports, and XCN Esports.
Among the 24 teams, were EVOS Esports as world champion in the 2019 Free Fire World Cup and Island Of Gods which won the 2019 Free Fire Asia Invitationals regional tournament. No less interesting, this tournament was also joined by Ariel Noah, who debuted team e. -Sport with The Pillars Claymore.
FFML Season 1 matches will be held every Monday to Friday at 19.00 - 22.00 WIB on January 14-February 14 2020. This tournament can be viewed through a live streaming service via the official YouTube Garena Free Fire Indonesia account.
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